Over 6.5 million people visit Hull every year to experience the games and entertainment on offer.
If you want to do this, too, then you’ve come to the right place. Whether you’re going to Hull with your friends or on a solo trip, here’s a closer look at the top gaming in Hull for you to enjoy.
This Friday the lights will be flashing and the smell of food will fill the air as Hull Fair finally returns!
After being postponed last year due to Covid-19, we know many are eagerly awaiting to once again walk down Walton Street with candy floss in hand.
Lost City Adventure Golf is asking the people of Hull to create their very own Hull-inspired cocktail, with the winning entry set to land a spot on the new adventure golf course’s bespoke cocktail menu.
The lucky winner of the competition, which can be entered via the Lost City Adventure Golf Facebook page, will also receive four free tickets to the golf course and complimentary pizza and cocktails to try out their winning concoction.
The sights and sounds of Hull Fair can still be enjoyed this year thanks to a digital exhibition that launches this weekend.
The exhibition, Hull Fair, includes specially commissioned videos of the iconic and historic annual event, interviews with regular fairgoers explaining why the fair means so much to them, as well as pictures and objects that have been kindly submitted by the public.
Following the temporary suspension for Hull Fair, works to Newland Avenue will resume as planned from Monday 16 October during off-peak hours.
To minimise disruption the works will be scheduled around peak time and conducted between the hours 9.30am –4pm.
Hull Fair, one of Europe’s largest travelling fairs, is set to return to the city for eight days from Friday 6 October until 11pm on Saturday 14 October.
Taking over 16 acres of Walton Street car park, Hull Fair boasts attractions from across many country.