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Riding Lights Theatre Company Christmas Productions

Tuesday, November 29th, 2011 by chrisjones
Give It Back, Mak - image courtesy of Riding Lights Theatre Company

Give It Back, Mak - image courtesy of Riding Lights Theatre Company

The highly esteemed Riding Lights Theatre Company (based in York) is putting on two travelling Christmas productions over the coming weeks:

GIVE IT BACK, MAK!
written by Paul Burbridge

It’s the coldest of nights and snow lies thick on the ground. It’s chill and bitter under a sky glittering with twinkling stars. The lights in the town are also gleaming brightly and the houses look warm and inviting. But the shepherds have to stay out on the hills and watch their flocks at winter lambing time – who knows what nasty predator might be about!

In the town, the Lamb Chop Inn is heaving. Not only do they have nothing to eat for Sunday lunch but they’ve no spare rooms for guests. The landlord, Mak, has put up two signs. The top one says, “NO VACANCIES AT ALL” and below it another says, “NOT EVEN THE TEENSIEST ONE”.

But wait, a young couple’s car has got stuck in the snow. Where shall they stay? Despite the signs, they know on the door of the Lamb Chop Inn . . .

“Give It Back, Mak!” is a brand new, rollicking, warm-hearted, fun-filled Christmas play for all the family – with tales of desperate deeds, people that glow in the dark and sheep in prams. And out in the potting shed, something quite extraordinary is happening that will change everyone and everything for the better.

“Give It Back, Mak!” has puppetry and amazing story-telling and provides a hilarious evening’s entertainment.

Suitable for age five upwards. Approximately one hour long.

Nearly The Goat - image courtesy of Riding Lights Theatre Company

Nearly The Goat - image courtesy of Riding Lights Theatre Company

Nearly The Goat
written by Nigel Forde

“Nearly” is a goat with a difference – he’s an amazing actor and impersonator, so definitely not your run of the mill goat, no kidding!

Nearly uses his remarkable skills and butts in (exactly when needed) to save the day. What’s more, in the process, he helps in the telling of a thoroughly enchanting Christmas tale.

On the way he has to use his home-made travelling machine to get to Bethlehem before the wolf and help the kings of Persia get home without their camel. And these are the only disasters that come raining down from the heavens that Nearly has to deal with.

First staged in 2009 (to widespread acclaim) this production involves marvellous puppetry and tells the Christmas story in a new and unforgettable way.

Suitable for age five upwards. Approximately one hour long.

You can find out more about Riding Lights on their website here, and can view their Christmas schedule in Yorkshire below:

Bedale

Give It Back, Mak!

3 December 7pm

Bedale High School, Fitzalan Road, Bedale DL8 2EQ

Box office: 01765 698 363

Tickets: adults £5, concessions £3

Willerby

Give It Back, Mak!

10 December 2.00pm

Willerby Methodist Church, Carr Lane, Willerby, Hull HU10 6JP

Box office: 01482 653 245

Tickets: £6 adults, £3 children

Easingwold

Give It Back, Mak!

17 December 1.30pm

Galtres Centre, Market Place, Easingwold, York YO61 3AD

Box Office: 01347 822 472

Tickets: £6 adults, £4 concessions

Horsforth

Give It Back, Mak!

19 December 2pm & 7pm

St Margaret’s Hall, Church Road, Horsforth LS18 5LQ

Box office: 0113 258 2448

giveitbackmak@hotmail.co.uk

Tickets: adults £6, concessions £4, family £15

York

Nearly the Goat

22 & 23 December 2pm & 7pm

Friargate Theatre, Lower Friargate, York YO1 9SL

Box office: 01904 613 000

Tickets: £6 adults, £4 concessions

Burniston

Give It Back, Mak!

24 December 1.00pm

Burniston Village Hall, High Street, Burniston, Scarborough YO13 0HH

Box office: 07912 789 408

Tickets: adults £2.50, concessions £1.50

For holiday accommodation over the Christmas period, check out the York bed and breakfasts and Scarborough hotels on Hello Yorkshire.

And for other Christmas productions and pantos across Yorkshire, see here:

Christmas panto in North Yorkshire

Christmas panto in East Yorkshire

Christmas panto in West Yorkshire

Christmas panto in South Yorkshire

 

 

10 Nov onwards: Christmas Fayres & Christmas Markets in North Yorkshire

Wednesday, October 26th, 2011 by chrisjones

 

Oxford Street in Harrogate at Christmas

Oxford Street in Harrogate at Christmas

 

Christmas Markets in North Yorkshire

The build up to Christmas is always an exciting time, and it’s extra special in Yorkshire.

There are dozens of Christmas fayres, markets, lights switch ons and craft fairs in North Yorkshire – including the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors – this year and we’ve listed a host of them below in alphabetical order by city or town including Harrogate, York, Knaresborough, Grassington and Ripon.

In the meantime, if you’re looking for Christmas markets & fayres in other parts of Yorkshire, please see the links below:

Christmas Markets West Yorkshire

Christmas Markets South Yorkshire

Christmas Markets East Yorkshire

 

BEDALE

Christmas Extravaganza Bedale Hall

3 December 2011 from 10am to 4pm

Bedale Hall, Bedale DL8 1AA

Shopping Fayre, Ice rink, carol singers, street entertainers and lots more.

Lights switch on at 5.30pm

 

CASTLE HOWARD

Artsmix – Christmas Contemporary Art Market

27 November 2011 from 10am to 4pm

Stable Courtyard, Castle Howard, York YO60 7DA

A unique and delightful selection of handmade design, art and contemporary craft – the ideal place to uncover unusual Christmas gift ideas.

Free admission and parking.

“Made in Yorkshire” Christmas Craft & Produce Market

28 & 29 November and 5 & 6 December from 10am to 4pm

Stable Courtyard, Castle Howard, York YO60 7DA

Situated in Castle Howard’s Stable Courtyard, over 20 stalls selling the very best Yorkshire produce and expertly hand-crafted gifts.

Free entry and parking, further info here on Castle Howard’s website.

 

DANBY

Brigantia Present Yorkshire Yule

18 November to 7 December 2011 from 11am to 4pm

The Moors National Park Centre, Lodge Lane, Danby, Whitby YO21 2NB

A veritable seasonal feast of arts & crafts, ranging from the contemporary to the traditional. This exhibition includes stained glass, pottery, jewellery, felt, photography, woven goods and more.

Admission free.

Victorian Christmas Craft Fair

19 and 20 November 2011 from 10.30am to 4.30pm

The Moors National Park Centre, Lodge Lane, Danby, Whitby YO21 2NB

Over 35 stalls of arts, crafts and gifts including wooden items, ceramics, jewellery, willow wreaths, pickles, cheese and honey sourced from in or around the North York Moors National Park.  Organ fairground music, outdoor trails, pony-trap rides, a visit from Father Christmas, and craft-making activities for the kids ensure this is a popular event for the whole family.

Free entry to Christmas Craft Fair, Visitor Centre and Seeing Santa – other activities may incur a charge.

 

EASINGWOLD

Annual Craft Fair

13 November 2011 from 10am to 4pm

Galtres Centre, Easingwold, York YO61 3AE

Refreshments available all day

Admission: adults 50p, children free

Easingwold Christmas Charity Market

3 December 2011 from 9am to 1pm

Market Place, Easingwold, York YO61 3AA

Selection of great stalls selling Christmas decorations and stationery, handmade knitted clothes, cakes, preserves, bacon butties and hot dogs, minced pies, mulled wine.

Raffles, tombola, plus the Easingwold Choir and Easingwold School Sax Quartet.

Free admission and parking, this event is in aid of local charities.

 

GRANTLEY

Grantley Christmas Shopping Extravaganza

29 November 2011 – 3pm – 7.30pm

Grantley Village Hall, Grantley, Ripon HG4 3PJ

Admission £2 – inc free mince pie & hot drink (tea/coffee/mulled wine)

In aid of Fountains Playgroup & Preschool

With stalls selling jams, cakes, hand-painted Christmas baubles from Kashmir, children’s clothing, handmade soaps, beauty products, jewellery, handbags, home furnishings, toys, cards and stationery and much more. Plus tombola.

 

GRASSINGTON

Grassington Dickensian Festival

3, 10, 17 December 2011 – all day

Grassington, North Yorkshire

Go back in time to an earlier era – it’s like opening the pages of a Charles Dickens’ novel and finding the characters come alive. With Christmas lights and decorations, the village square and surrounding streets become magically transformed into a traditional Victorian market, as shopkeepers, stallholders, villagers and visitors dress up in period costume. Entertainment from dancers, musicians, street performers, and with exhibitions of traditional local country crafts. And there’ll be an ice rink from 16th to 18th December – check for times and prices.

Check out the Grassington Dickensian Festival website here.

Dickensian Christmas shop window in Grassington

Dickensian Christmas shop window in Grassington

 

HARROGATE

Crafts for Christmas

10 – 13 November 2011

Thu-Sat: 9.00am – 5.00pm   Sun: 9.00am – 4.00pm

The Yorkshire Event Centre, Great Yorkshire Showground, Wetherby Road, Harrogate HG2 8PW

Tickets in advance: adults £7.00, seniors £6.00 (60p transaction fee) from here.

On the door: adults £8.00, seniors £7.00, children free, students £4.00 with NUS card

Parking: FREE

Harrogate Christmas Lights Switch-On at Victoria Shopping Centre

Thursday 17 Nov 2011 at 6 pm

Victoria Centre Piazza, Harrogate

Free entry

 

HAWES

Annual “Turning on” of the Christmas lights

2 December 2011 from 1.30pm

Market Place, Hawes

It all kicks off at 1.30 in the Market House with the Children’s Party, then at 4.00 community carol sing-a-long led by Rev. Janet Park accompanied by the Hawes Prize Silver band.

At 4.30 Father Christmas arrives and the Hawes Christmas lights are switched on.

 

HOVINGHAM

Hovingham Village Market

5 November, 3 & 17 December

Award-winning community market with 40 stalls selling food and crafts

 

KNARESBOROUGH

Knaresborough Carol Service & Christmas Lights Switch On

2 December – 7 pm

Market Square, Knaresborough

Carol service with music from Knaresborough Silver Band, plus a visit from Santa. The Mayor will be on hand to switch on the lights of the Christmas tree.

Refreshments available.

Knaresborough Christmas Fair

3 December -10.00am to 4.00pm

4 December – 12.00noon to 4.00pm

Methodist Church Centre, Gracious Street

Gifts, crafts, books, cards & gift tags, cakes, preserves – plus a children’s Present Room for kids to choose their own gift and have it wrapped just for them, ready for Christmas Day.

With a café open the whole time serving mince pies, cakes, hot drinks, and “soup and a sweet” lunches.

Knaresborough Christmas Market

Saturday & Sunday, 3 & 4 December

Market Square, Knaresborough

Local cheeses, meats and game from traditional butchers, freshly baked bread, delicious Christmas cake and Christmas puds, and winter toffees, local fudge, and sweets that bring back a taste of childhood. And lots more culinary delights too!

There will be carol singing by local church members, fabulous Morris dancing from local dancers, young musicians from Knaresborough’s schools and festive songs from the choral society, all accompanied by a big brass band.

And at 4.30 on Sunday watch a superb Firework Spectacular.

Knaresborough Christmas Market website

 

LIGHTWATER VALLEY

Lightwater Shopping Village Dickensian Festival

Lightwater Valley, North Stainley, Ripon HG4 3HT

Thursday – Sunday 1 – 4 December 2011

10:00am – 5:00pm every day

Free entry & free parking

Rated one of the top 10 Christmas Markets in the UK by the Daily Telegraph, this fabulous five-day festival has more than 75 stalls displaying one of the most extensive ranges of Christmas fare, gifts and decorations, all accompanied by a lovely festive atmosphere. Ideal for wonderful stocking fillers, quality hats, handmade jewellery, glassware, bespoke fine art and other Yorkshire crafts.

Yorkshire is famous for having some of the finest food in the UK and this festival boasts an array of stalls with some of the best Yorkshire produce – cheeses, meats, wines and beers.

And there’s some great entertainment laid on too:

  • Birds of Prey
  • Jazz Band
  • Barrel Organ
  • Victorian Flea Circus
  • Fire Eaters
  • Stilt Walkers
  • Santa’s Grotto
  • Carol Singers
  • Handbell Ringers
  • Punch & Judy show
  • Terrific Local Choirs

And if all of this tires you out, why not chill out and enjoy some wonderful food at the Granary Restaurant – unless you’ve already had your fill after all those roast chestnuts, hog roast and mulled wine, and . . . . . in fact, there’s just so much to describe, you would be better coming along to discover it all for yourself!

Further info on the Lightwater Valley website here.

 

MASHAM

Victorian Christmas Fair

10 December 2011

 

NEWTON-ON-OUSE

A Christmas Fair

19-20 November 2011 from 10.30am to 4pm

Christmas produce, jewellery, cards, gifts, plants, Santa’s Grotto.

Refreshments including light lunches.

Admission: adults £1, children free

 

NORTHALLERTON

Northallerton Christmas Fayre

2 December 2011 from 5.00 pm to 9.00pm

The Fleece Inn, 89 High Street, Northallerton DL7 8PP

Gifts and more – children welcome

Northallerton Christmas Late Night Shopping

2 December 2011 from 5.30pm

High Street, Northallerton

Lights switch on at 6.00pm and Santa arrives outside Barkers Department Store at 6.30pm


RIPLEY CASTLE

Christmas Fair at Ripley Castle

9 – 11 December 2011

Ripley Castle, Harrogate HG3 3AY

See the family home of Sir Thomas and Lady Ingilby decorated ready for Christmas and buy gifts for your loved ones in the perfect setting. And you can dine out in style with two restaurants in the Castle’s East Wing.

There’s a free car park in the nearby village of Ripley with a minibus service to and from the Castle. Disabled parking onsite, and pick-up service for heavy packages.

Tickets, £5 online (with a free £5 voucher valid on any stall) from here, £7 by phone (01634 226 203).

No pushchairs or dogs, unfortunately. Backpacks for baby available for use at no cost.

Book timed sessions at 10am, 11am, 12 noon, 1pm or 2pm each day.

 

RIPON

Ripon Cathedral Christmas Gift & Food Fair

19 November 2011 from 10am to 4pm

Ripon Cathedral, Minster Rd, Ripon HG4 1QT

More than 70 stalls with gifts for all the family, homemade Christmas cakes, food and wine tastings, Santa’s Grotto, tombola, raffle, face-painting and other children’s activities.

Refreshments including mulled wine, tea & coffee, soft drinks, turkey sandwiches (hot!), mince pies and other homemade cakes, all in the gorgeous setting of Ripon Cathedral.

Admission £2.50, accompanied children go free

 

SKIPTON

Skipton’s Yuletide Festival & Christmas Market 2011

4 & 11 December from 10am to 4pm

High Street, Skipton

Skipton, the “Gateway to the Dales”, will be holding Yuletide Markets & Festivals on the first two Sundays of December down the whole length of its remarkable High Street (which in 2009 was named Britain’s Best Street in the UK).

But it won’t just be the stalls and the well-renowned breadth of independent shops that makes these Christmas events two of the best in Yorkshire, as there will also be loads of superb entertainment, with music from the Skipton Brass Band, Accrington Pipe Band, Barnoldswick Brass Band and Nelson Brass Band.

A fabulous experience throughout the year, shopping in Skipton is particularly special at Christmas. There are two department stores and many famous brand names, plus an abundance of restaurants and cafés to rest those weary legs when it’s time to take a break.

In addition to the Market in the High Street, there will be lots of other Christmas entertainment in various locations throughout the Skipton, and the celebrations will end at 4pm with a procession from the High Street to Holy Trinity Church on both days of the Festival for a traditional carol service in the grounds.

Skipton Yuletide Festival website

 

THIRSK

Thirsk Christmas Fayre & Market

25 – 27 November 2011

It all starts on the 25th at 5pm, with kids’ rides late night shopping. The Christmas Lights Switch On is at 7pm. To keep everything in the right festive mood there’ll be a hog roast and a Spanish Shack van, carol singing, music from the Thirsk British Legion Brass Band and the Thirsk Bagpipe Band (who will lead a Lantern Parade at 6.30pm) – and you may even catch a glimpse of Santa. On Saturday it’s an all-day affair (9am to 9pm) and there’ll also be a Yorkshire Food Market, kids’ rides (from 11am), Rural arts, a live reindeer pen and Santa’s grotto, balloons for sale, and bell ringers. Sunday is from 10am to 7pm and another full day of festive activities.

Read more here

 

UPPER POPPLETON

Christmas Craft Fair

27 November 2011, 10am-3pm

Poppleton Centre, Main Street, Upper Poppleton, York, North Yorkshire YO26 6JT

Popular Christmas fair with local crafts, handmade gifts and lots of stalls selling unusual ideas for Christmas presents. Cups of tea and home-baked cakes also on offer!

 

YORK

Winter Wonderland

17 November 2011 – 17.00 to 21.00

Parliament Street, York YO1 8SE

Santa’s Grotto, children’s fairground, late-night shopping, festive bar, big Christmas lights switch-on at 8pm by the Bogus Brothers

St Nicholas Fair – Craft Event

24 – 26 November 2011 from 10.00 to 16.00

Quilt Museum and Gallery, St Anthony’s Hall, Peasholme Green, York YO1 7PW

Quilt Museum website

St Nicholas Fayre

24 to 27 November 2011 from 9.30am to 5.30pm

Parliament Street/St Sampson’s Sq/Coppergate, York YO1 7HB

Admission free

St Nicholas Fayre at Barley Hall

24 to 27 November 2011 from 10am to 5pm

Barley Hall, 2 Coffee Yard, York, YO1 8AR

Craftsmen & traders dressed in medieval apparel gather to sell their wares. Living history and unique gifts included, whilst you can also sample traditional ale and wine at the bar.

Discounted admissions prices: £2 adult, £1 concessions, £5 family of four, Ticket is valid throughout the Fayre (but do not include the exhibition from Hamlet to Hollywood).

Barley Hall website

Tenth Century Traders

25-27 November 2011 from 10am to 4pm

St Sampsons Square, York, YO1 8RN

Friendly Vikings from all over the world come together to trade – items on sale include jewellery, costumes, belts, shoes, weapons, bowls, tankards, chests, lanterns and pottery.

Made in Yorkshire Crafts Market

1 – 18 December 2011 from 9am to 5pm

St Sampsons Square, York YO1 8RN

Featuring some of the finest art & crafts in the county including ceramics, paintings, glass, textiles and woodwork – everything created within Yorkshire’s boundaries.

York’s Festive Fayre

3 – 18 December 2011 from 9.30am to 7.30pm

Parliament Street, York YO1 8SE

Celebrate Christmas traditions with music and decorated wooden huts at York’s Festive Fayre.

Lots of unusual gifts on sale and the setting makes Christmas shopping a delight – afterwards relax at the Festive Inne where you can enjoy a glass of Winter Pimms.

Santa & his Reindeer come to Monks Cross

4 December 2011 – 12.00 to 16.00

Monks Cross Drive, Huntington, York YO32 9GX

In aid of the Give a Gift charity campaign (on behalf of The Salvation Army and York Women’s Refuge this year)

York Festive Farmers Market

21 Dec 2011   09:00 to 16:00

Parliament Street, York YO1 8SE

Free entry

York’s Farmers Market takes place once a month throughout the year, but it is particularly special at Christmas as everybody pulls out all the stops. There’ll be venison, ostrich, home-grown organic vegetables, organic lamb burgers, locally produced cheeses, and fantastic Yorkshire Punch – practically everything required to turn Christmas dinner into a superb Yuletide feast!

Yorkshire’s Winter Wonderland – and the Ice Factor

26 November 2011 to 8 January 2012

York Designer Outlet, Saint Nicholas Avenue, Fulford, York YO19 4TA

Festive market, traditional fair rides, illuminated forest with reindeer, log cabins and the brilliant award-winning outdoor ice rink, the Ice Factor. 120 leading high street and designer brands, heated Ice Bar & Café. Free parking.

The Ice Factor’s website

Tickets from Ticketweb 0844 847 1523 or 01653 619 169

Yorkshire's Winter Wonderland and Ice Factor - Skating Rink

Yorkshire's Winter Wonderland and Ice Factor - Skating Rink

 

If your Christmas Fayre or Market does not appear above, please get in touch.

And if you need North Yorkshire holiday accommodation, find York hotels or guest houses in Harrogate on Hello Yorkshire.

And whilst you’re in the festive mood, check out these Christmas pantos in North Yorkshire.

 

12 October: The New Wensleydale Railway, a talk by Ruth Annison

Monday, October 3rd, 2011 by chrisjones
Looking over to Castle Bolton - photo courtesy of Andrew Chapman, Wensleydale Railway Association

Looking over to Castle Bolton - photo courtesy of Andrew Chapman, Wensleydale Railway Association

The Wensleydale Railway is a short line in North Yorkshire which runs through 16 miles of amazing Yorkshire Dales countryside between Leeming Bar and Redmire, via Bedale and Leyburn. Until the 1950s it was part of the main rail network and linked Northallerton on the East Coast Main Line (ECML) and Garsdale on the Settle-Carlisle line. The Wensleydale Railway Association was set up in1990 to restore the original link from the ECML to the west of the county. Although freight traffic can still link up with the ECML, there is no direct link into Northallerton Station for passengers, but plans are underway to restore the link and to extend the line, in stages, on the west side so that eventually passengers will be able to travel by train all the way to Garsdale where it would link up with the Settle-Carlisle Railway. At present there are bus links at either end of the Wensleydale Railway for passengers to meet their connections.

Near Akebar, looking towards Constable Burton - photo courtesy of Andrew Chapman, Wensleydale Railway Association

Near Akebar, looking towards Constable Burton - photo courtesy of Andrew Chapman, Wensleydale Railway Association

This talk tells about this important lifeline for Dales’ residents and visitors: the campaign to reopen the line, how it’s run on a day-to-day basis, and what the railway’s plans for the future are. The presenter, Ruth Annison, hails from Hawes and was one of those instrumental in saving the Settle-Carlisle Railway when it was under threat in the 1980s. Once that was reprieved Ruth turned her attention into the re-opening of the Wensleydale Railway.

Painting the platform edge at Redmire Station - photo courtesy of Andrew Chapman, Wensleydale Railway Association

Painting the platform edge at Redmire Station - photo courtesy of Andrew Chapman, Wensleydale Railway Association

You can find out more about the New Wensleydale Railway (including timetables) by visiting these two websites:

www.wensleydalerailway.com

www.wensleydalerailwayassociation.com

The talk takes place at The Galtres Centre, Easingwold on 12 October 2011 at 7.30pm.

Tickets: Adults £6.50, 16 & under £4

Box office: Monday – Friday 9.00 am – 5.00 pm, tel: 01347 822 472

For Easingwold guest houses or B&Bs in Easingwold, check out the holiday accommodation on Hello Yorkshire.

July 2011: Various events at Thorp Perrow Arboretum

Thursday, July 14th, 2011 by RichFox
Midsummer Night's Dream will be performed in the open air at Thorp Perrow Arboretum on 2 July

A Midsummer Night's Dream will be performed in the open air at Thorp Perrow Arboretum on 2 July

As well as being one of the finest private collections of shrubs and trees in the UK, Thorp Perrow Arboretum puts on a variety of events throughout the year. Check out a list of events taking place this July below:

A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
Saturday, 2 July at 7pm (gates open at 6:30pm)

Bring a picnic and a chair and settle yourself for a wonderful evening of outdoor theatre as Chapterhouse Theatre Company presents William Shakespeare’s popular play.  Refreshments and snacks will be available from the tearoom.

This is a ticket-only event – prices as follows:

Adults: £12.00
Children & Students: £8.00
Family ticket (2+2):  £35.00

TREE HUGGING
Tuesday, 12 July, 10am-4pm

Help the Curator record all of the ancient trees at the Arboretum for the Woodland Trust’s Ancient Tree Register. The trees will be measured in hugs!

Lunch is provided in the tearoom and is included in the ticket price.

This is a ticket-only event – prices as follows:

Adults: £10.00
OAPs & Students: £8.00

ENCHANTED SUMMER WOOD TRAIL
From Thursday, 21 July to Sunday, 4 September

Running throughout the summer holidays, come down to the Arboretum and solve our enchanted woodland trail puzzle.

MR SWING’S DANCE ORCHESTRA
Saturday, 23 July, 7.30pm (gates open at 7pm)

The brilliant sounds of Mr Swing’s orchestra return to Thorp Perrow by popular demand!!! Bring a picnic and a chair, and be ready to dance the night away!

Refreshments and snacks will be available from the tearoom.

This is a ticket-only event – prices as follows:

Adults: £10.00
Children & Students: £7.00

CHILDREN’S STORYTELLING TOURS
Friday, 29 July, 11am, 1pm & 3pm

Come and join the magical storyteller for our strange and wonderful adventure through the woods!!!

This event is suitable for all ages.

For more information about the Arboretum including directions, please see Thorp Perrow’s website here or to make bookings for any of the above events, please call 01677 425323.

And for accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales, find Bedale guest houses and Yorkshire Dales cottages on Hello Yorkshire.

 

Bedale – Askham Bryan College

Thursday, April 14th, 2011 by chrisjones
Bedale in the Yorkshire Dales

Bedale in the Yorkshire Dales

Bedale is home to one of Askham Bryan College‘s centres (the others are in Askham Bryan (near York), Thirsk, Harrogate, Guisborough, Bradford, Wakefield and Scarborough).

Bedale is a market town nestling in beautiful countryside at the edge of the Yorkshire Dales – read more about the town on Hello Yorkshire’s Bedale tourist information page.

There are some lovely guest houses in and around Bedale – check them out here: Bedale bed and breakfast

The following attractions are in or near Bedale:

Bedale Hall

Bedale Museum

Bedale Golf Club

Falconry UK

Jervaulx Abbey

Thorp Perrow Arboretum, Bird of Prey and Mammal Centre

Big Sheep & Little Cow (farm attraction)

Thornborough Henges (Neolithic site)

Kiplin Hall

Black Sheep Brewery, Masham

Theakston Brewery, Masham

Brymor Ice Cream

Wensleydale Railway

Aerial Extreme (adventure ropes course)

St Gregory’s Church (mentioned in the Domesday Book)

Snape Castle Chapel

Go here for more Universities and HE Colleges in Yorkshire.