The hugely popular Sewerby Winter Woodland will return to Sewerby Hall and Gardens this Christmas, from 9 – 23 December.
An all-new spectacular display of lights, sounds and special effects will bring the grounds to life for a great evening out this festive season.
Eco-conscious Brits are filling their homes with broken things rather than throwing out or repairing, according to a new poll.
New research of 1000 British families has revealed that cupboards and drawers are filled with an average of £437 worth of broken items per household at any one time.
A brand new event, unique to the area, will brighten up December at Sewerby Hall and Gardens this year: Enchanted Winter Woodland will take visitors on a magical outdoor journey of spectacular sounds and lights.
Special Christmas events will be held at markets in Beverley and Pocklington to entertain shoppers in the run-up to the festive holidays.
Seasonal entertainment and Christmas Eve markets are some of the events planned, organised jointly by the market traders and East Riding of Yorkshire Council.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council has launched its 2017 Christmas courses, which are available to view and book online.
The courses are suitable for adults aged over the age of 19, plus there are some Christmas family learning courses too.
Festive gifts, food and entertainment will be on offer when Beverley holds its annual Christmas Eve market.
The market, on Saturday 24 December, will be open from 9am and 4pm and will give shoppers a last-minute chance to buy presents and produce for the holidays.
Beverley’s Potting Shed is glamping up its Christmas celebrations by installing a yurt in its garden. The gastro pub on Flemingate wants customers to carry on enjoying the outdoors right through the festive season and into the New Year.
But being under this canvas will be more chilled out than chilly, thanks to a log burner to keep everyone warm and toasty when the temperatures drop outside.
While Santa manages to magically deliver Christmas prezzies in just one night, latest research from Vauxhall reveals Brits will travel on average 70 miles and spend more than two hours
Ladies dancing, lords a-leaping, pipers piping and drummers drumming all need time a-sleeping this Christmas – that’s according to The Sleep Council.
One of the region’s most loved family businesses is opening its doors later than usual this Christmas.
Children at Swinemoor Primary School having been enhancing their textile skills this term as part of their Design and Technology Curriculum.
At Coletta & Tyson garden centre there will be a fun filled evening this Thursday 29th of November between 6-9pm. On arrival you will be greeted with FREE mulled wine and festive cheer.
Wild Strawberry Boutique brings you their new shopping events: Pop-Up Vintage launches November 17th with the second event on the 15th December both at the Beverley Arms Hotel.
Beverley-based on-line toy business wrapped up 4u is keen to make your Christmas shopping a stress-free and rewarding experience this year. To begin with, the company is delighted to be continuing their support of the Make-a-Wish Foundation by making a donation of 10% of the total of every local order placed by 15th December. The charity has a very simple objective: to grant magical wishes to children and young people with life-threatening illnesses….
Can you believe it will be only eight weeks until Christmas? Antony and Amalia from Amanti in Wednesday Market would like to invite customers old and new into the shop on Sunday, to help customers prepare their wish lists and get inspiration for gifts for friends and family. Customers can browse around their collection of winter goodies, Christmas decorations and fantastic gifts which Amanti is so well known for. The…