It is one of the most eagerly-anticipated events on the East Yorkshire calendar and this year The Beverley Festival of Christmas will celebrate its 20th year of running.
With 500 days to go until the start of Hull’s year as UK City of Culture 2017, East Riding of Yorkshire Council has announced that it will be a principal backer of the 365-day, national cultural festival.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Visit Hull and East Yorkshire are aiming to put Beverley on the map as a must-visit destination in 2014, with the production of a new mini-guide, town map and a refurbishment of the town’s tourist information centre.
The best of the region’s tourism industry were celebrated at the Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards on Thursday evening at The Spa in Bridlington to which more than 400 people attended.
Two of Beverley Town Council’s annual events, which celebrate local food, have been short-listed for Remarkable East Yorkshire Tourism Awards (REYTAs).
East Riding of Yorkshire Council and Welcome to Yorkshire have both congratulated Hull on its successful City of Culture 2017 bid.
Beverley Arts Trust would like to invite as many people as possible to a FREE and FUN evening to celebrate Beverley Puppet Festival. This biennial Festival, last held in July 2012
Nine local food businesses, including two from Beverley, Ogino, Beverley and the Tickton Grange, all members of the newly formed East Yorkshire Local Food Network (EYLFN),
Tom Martin, a former Vice Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding, some time East Yorkshire County Councillor and chairman of Beverley Town Council, chairman of Beverley Civic Society and a JP as well as a successful business man, was the guest speaker at our November lunch meeting.
Beverley folk came out in numbers to celebrate the launch of the Beverley Town Trail in Wednesday Market today. Hundreds of people gathered to watch local schoolchildren perform on the big stage in Wednesday Market to mark the launch of the excellent Medieval Trade and Crafts Trail, which has been almost a decade in the making. Dignitories from Beverley Town Council and the East Riding of Yorkshire Council were joined…
The launch of Beverley’s Town Trail tomorrow promises to be packed full of entertainment and education. Nearly a decade in the making, 39 sculptures and installations make up the Beverley Medieval Guilds and Crafts Trail revealing the rich history that made Beverley one of the most prosperous towns in England. The final major piece of art was installed at the head of Beverley Beck this week when a cast statue…
The Spinners’ sculpture forms part of the Beverley Town Trail which comprises 39 unique pieces of art that tell the story of the guilds and crafts that made the town one of the richest in Medieval England. The artworks, which have been created by artist Chris Wormald, will lead visitors from North Bar to Beckside, taking them on a journey of discovery into Beverley’s fascinating history. The sculpture represents the…
Traders in Beverley’s Swaby’s Yard believe the installation of the latest piece of art in Beverley’s Medieval Guilds & Crafts Town Trail will provide a welcome boost to the area. Members of the town trail committee, East Riding of Yorkshire Council Councillors and the chief executive of Visit Hull and East Yorkshire were at Swaby’s Yard to unveil the artwork representing the town’s spinners. The trail will be officially opened…
Beverley Renaissance Partnership invited representatives from organisations within the town to an initial meeting on Tuesday 24th November 2009 at County Hall in Beverley. Organisations included Beverley Town Council, Beverley and District Chamber of Trade, Visit Hull and East Yorkshire, Beverley Minster, St Mary’s Church and Beverley Market Traders Association. The purpose of this group is to be action driven and to develop some of the recommendations outlined within the Draft Beverley…
Children at Beverley St Nicholas Primary School hope Hull and East Yorkshire is picked to host group matches during the World Cup in 2018. They came to school in their football shirts to throw their weight behind the bid to bring top flight international football to the KC stadium. Although they range from just five to 11-years-old now, by 2018, they will be aged between 14 and 20. World Cup…