Beverley Civic Society have unveiled their latest historic information board which they hope will help people understand more about the Town.
Located in Saturday Market on the wall of The Grapes, the board which was produced locally provides snippets of information from years gone by.
Local film lovers are being invited to join Beverley Film Society for a slice of birthday cake to celebrate 10 years of international cinema in Beverley.
The Society’s committee will be welcoming members and guests at 7.00pm on Thursday 8th December, half an hour ahead of the regular monthly film screening at 7.30pm.
This weeks edition includes photos from the Beverley Georgian Festival closing ceremony, Masked Georgian Ball at Beverley Minster, Grace & Belle’s Birthday and the all sports action from the weekend.
Today saw the Beverley Georgian Festival come to a brilliant. Mid-morning the Arbeau troupe in full 18th cent. costumes began to dance beside the Market Cross.
Friday evening saw a number of people attend a Masked Georgian Banquet at Beverley Minster.
This weekend sees the conclusion of the Beverley Georgian Festival bringing the curtain down on the eight-day event.
On 2 September there was a preview of the some of the forthcoming events of the Beverley Georgian Festival.
It’s time to Walkabout Beverley again! As part of the Wolds Walking and Outdoors Festival, and in support of Beverley Georgian Festival , this is a chance to enjoy the town in good company.
A bun produced by Sugar & Spice Cafe and Coffee Shop were left celebrating after their creation was picked by judges to be the official Beverley Bun.
Beverley’s Georgian festival will feature a stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s posthumously published novel, Lady Susan, written by local writers, Mary Aherne and Sue Parr.
Beverley Georgian Festival is now less than a hundred days away. It begins on Saturday 13th September with Heritage Open Day, when Georgian houses and some gardens, will be open from 1030 to 1630, free of all charge and welcoming all comers.
The Beverley Georgian Festival committee has been awarded a grant of £8,800 by Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a project to celebrate the 300th Anniversary of the Beverley Market Cross and succession of George I, it was announced today.