The annual Beverley & East Riding Early Music Festival (24 – 26 May) celebrates its 25th Anniversary in 2012. Widely regarded as one of the cultural landmarks of the East Riding of Yorkshire
Drawings and paintings by local artist Steve Upton will be displayed at the Treasure House as part of an exhibition in Gallery Two from Saturday, 14 April to Saturday, 26 May.
Tracing family history is a very popular and fascinating past time, but sometimes it can be difficult to know where to start. The family history courses run at the Beverley Treasure House
Widely regarded as one of the cultural landmarks of the East Riding of Yorkshire, the Festival presents some of the world’s brightest stars in the early music firmament in many of the region’s stunningly beautiful ecclesiastical buildings.
Mill Lane United made it through to the Semi Final of the under 14 plate competition after a hard fought performance against Hessle .The teams meet earlier in the month in the Tesco cup final when Mill Lane United won convincingly
Patrick Wildgust, curator of Shandy Hall in Coxwold, North Yorkshire, will speak on the subject of ‘The Beauties of Sterne’ on Tuesday, 13 March at the Treasure House as part of the local history lecture series.
Beverley Armed Forces Day is this year scheduled for Sunday 1st July 2012. However with reduced funding available from the MOD we would like to appeal to anyone who may be able to sponsor us to ensure the day is a fitting one in this our Queens Diamond Jubilee Year.
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Archives and Local Studies Service, based in the Treasure House, Beverley, is continuing to host family history advice sessions on designated Saturdays throughout the year. Volunteers from the East Yorkshire Family History Society are on hand to give members of the public free advice on family history matters. Sessions are open to all levels, from a beginner wanting to further research their family to those…
Andrew James Oakes of Beverley has been given an ASBO which will prevent him from entering any retail premises within Beverley town centre.
Family history is a thriving hobby, with parish registers and census returns offering vital information for those trying to trace their ancestors. Most people are lucky if they have a few old photographs, letters or diaries to go on.
Opera Box will be performing The History of Opera (Abridged) at Pocklington Arts Centre on Wednesday, 15 February and the Toll Gavel United Church, Beverley, on Thursday, 16 February. Both concerts start at 7.30pm.
A team of Beverley Business people are bringing a globally recognised event to our region in February with the first ever TEDx Hull.
Local author Barrie Barnes approached David Elvidge last year with the news that through his research into Beverley’s history around WW1, he had discovered thirty three names missing from the memorial in Hengate
The Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile is back – and it’s coming to Beverley. The town is set to host its first ever Sainsbury’s Sport Relief Mile on Sunday 25th March
Opera Box will be performing The History of Opera (Abridged) at Pocklington Arts Centre on Wednesday, 15 February and the Toll Gavel United Church, Beverley on Thursday, 16 February 2012. Both concerts start at 7.30pm. In his own inimitable style, Brendan Wheatley and his guests will take you on a whistle stop tour of 400 years of opera. What is a castrato? Which composer died of a conducting accident? Why…
A Tudor lord mayor of London, a woman incarcerated in a private asylum and Buffalo Bill all have something in common. The answer can be found in a collection
East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s Archives and Local Studies Service, based in the Treasure House, Beverley, is continuing to host family history advice sessions on designated Saturdays throughout the year. Volunteers from the East Yorkshire Family History Society are on hand to give members of the public free advice on family history matters. Sessions are open to all levels, from a beginner wanting to further research their family to those…
Beverley Author Val Wood launches her brand new novel The Harbour Girl at Waterstone’s, Hull on Thursday 10 th November at 5.30pm. The Harbour Girl is the award-winning author’s seventeenth novel. The romantic saga tells the story of sixteen year old Jeannie, a net mender and herring girl atScarboroughHarbour, just like her Scottish mother. Jeannie meets and falls in love with Harry, a fisherman fromHulland becomes pregnant. Childhood friend Ethan…
Notifications