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10 great events in Hull & East Yorkshire over the coming months! Make a note in your diary now and use the accommodation finder to find and book your overnight stay.
10 great events
Freedom is coming...Saturday 30th August
A new and exciting music and live performance festival is soon to arrive in Hull. Join us on Saturday 30th of August to celebrate Hull as the City of Freedom, and the best thing is it's free!
It's official! Hull and East Yorkshire are hosting a stage of the Tour of Britain cycle race for the fifth consecutive year on 11th September 2008.
Celebrity chef and host of BBC2's Ready Steady Cook, Ainsley Harriott, will be taking to the main stage on the Saturday creating mouth watering dishes and sharing expert hints and tips.
The 9th year of acclaimed world music festival takes place in Bridlington with over 40 acts in one indoor venue.
The 2008 festival takes place at the Spa, Bridlington's newly renovated live venue with capacity for 3,500 people and includes two main stages, an acoustic stage, a DJ room, workshop and film programmes, children's festival and a festival bazaar.
Heart stoppping action, adrenaline rushes, memorable moments with the family and social events to be talked about for years... All this and more is available at Beverley Races.
Hull and East Yorkshire has various Farmer Markets every month. Click here to see the full list.
The Difficult Second Festival?
Vist the web site for Hull Comedy Festival 2008 and your guide to two weeks of frivolity and funny stuff.
For the first time ever Hull City are to play in the Premiership Footbal League, the first tier of English football. For an unforgettable match day experience for all the family - ‘Join the Tigers' at the KC Stadium for the best Premiership league action around!
After a fabulous and successful grand launch week The Spa Bridlington's sparkling summer season continues. Don't miss out on the best entertainment around - check the What's On page for more details.
The puffin is one of our nation's favorite birds and Bempton is one of those rare places where you can observe them from the cliff top paths. A guide will take you to locations where you can watch and marvel at these wounderful creatures in their spring and summer home.
