A one-act play about love, life, grief, hope… and fish and chips! Tragic and comic in equal measure. Locals and holiday-makers all go to the same seaside bar, and their lives intertwine in unexpected ways.
Discover the archaeology of York’s City Walls. Join York Archaeological Trust for a tour of the city walls from above and below, between Baille Hill and Micklegate Bar.
An inspiring exhibition revealing the powerful stories of Remembrance living in the tattoos of our Armed Forces. A real insight into an often-overlooked reminder of the wearer's experiences, triumphs and losses.
Major exhibition featuring the earliest works and “lost pots” of one of Britain’s most well-known artists, celebrating their explosive early forays into the world of art.
Reunited: Lifting Lockdown with the Georgians Until 14 Nov
This brand-new exhibition in Fairfax House celebrates the lifting of lockdown Georgian style. Each room explores a different longed for post lockdown activity, and how the Georgians would have done it.
Light, Glass & Stone conserving the St Cuthbert Window Until 1 Jan 2022
Explore the Medieval St Cuthbert Window through the new exhibition which tells the story of the life and miracles of Northern England’s most magnificent of Saints.
“Don’t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.” - Richard Bach
