1. A tale of tea: Judith Kerr

Just over a couple of weeks to catch one of this summer's best events. The Tiger Who Came To Tea is an exhibition of the work of writer...

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2. Jazz festival swings in

Scarborough jazz festival has a fantastic line-up for its three day event this month. Compered as ever by the incomparable Alan Barnes, the three days start with one of...

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3. Deerstalking pays off for Acoustic Gathering

Acoustic Gathering, the area’s premier outdoor music festival, celebrates its fifth birthday...

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4. Review: Communicating Doors

We are used to seeing Ayckbourn plays employing one or more of his trademarks – the multiple use of space, elements of farce, one-liners,...

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5. Covering space: Jonathan Green

An art show for just one week explores not just installations but the spaces in between. Jonathan Green’s exhibition at Crescent...

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6. Gone, but ... Gristhorpe Man returns

A talking head with a 4,000 year history goes on display at the Rotunda this month. The spooky exhibit is the reconstructed face of the bronze age...

08 Aug 2010 | Read more...

7. Grow your greens

Castle Community Office has come up with a real hands-on project. Coordinator Christine Mackay explains.   ‘Growing your...

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8. The sack race gets jumping

Glaisdale’s professional theatre company presents its summer run this month with a take on David Nobbs’ famous novel Second from last in...

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9. Arts trail launches

A new arts trail for Scarborough launches this month. CHART Scarborough is a new type of map, setting out the town’s cultural and creative hotspots in both paper and website...

07 Jul 2010 | Read more...

10. Sparkling music for diamond event

Scarborough Symphony Orchestra reaches the climax of its diamond jubilee celebrations on 17 July with its final concert of the season at the Spa. The concert will include...

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11. Themed eaterie for SJT

New management has taken on the restaurant at The Stephen Joseph Theatre. The Restaurant@SJT will be run by HQ Hospitality, one of the UK’s largest theatre operators,...

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12. If the wrap fits: Lindsey Tyson

Scarborough Art Gallery hosts a sumptuous display of ‘wearable art’ textiles by Lindsey Tyson this month. The All Wrapped Up exhibition, in the Coffee Lounge, will...

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13. Live costs less

Ryedale Live has cut the price of tickets for its birthday gig at Helmsley Arts Centre on 26 June. They are now just £7.50. Players lined up for the second birthday...

06 Jun 2010 | Read more...

14. Small world: Clothylde Vergnes

As the North Yorkshire Open Studios season starts on 11 June, we asked artist Clothylde Vergnes to talk about her work and the event. Along with over 100 artists,...

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15. Art shows its craft: Open Studios

E H Gombrich wrote: ‘There really is no such thing as Art. There are only artists.’ You can chew over the meaning of that while you...

06 Jun 2010 | Read more...