A Grade II* listed Edwardian performance hall and theatre, built in 1903 by Frank Matcham as a multi-purpose entertainment venue. It is located on the outskirts of Harrogate town centre and is one of the few Matcham-designed theatres remaining in the UK.
The Harrogate Symphony Orchestra's winter concert with Verdi, Bartók's Piano Concerto No. 3 (soloist William Green) and Brahms' Symphony No. 4.
Screening of six new adventure short films from the Banff Mountain Film Festival, including deep powder skiing, adaptive mountain biking and an Arctic expedition.
Celine Dion tribute show that brings acrobats and aerialists to the stage with her biggest hits performed by a live band.
Annual family Christmas concert by the Harrogate Symphony Orchestra with a choir of more than 235 children from local primary schools, staged in aid of Saint Michael's Hospice.
Christmas concert by the Brighouse & Rastrick Band with the Harrogate Gilbert & Sullivan Society at The Royal Hall.
Multi-award-winning tribute to Jeff Lynne and The Electric Light Orchestra with a live string section, light show and large-screen projection.
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame group The Drifters, led by Tina Treadwell, play their classic hits live at the Royal Hall.
Touring 80s tribute show with live band Electric Dreams, brought from London's Adelphi Theatre, with over two dozen 80s anthems.
The official Glenn Miller Orchestra UK tour, led by Ray McVay, with the Moonlight Serenaders vocal group, playing Miller's classic hits.
Cabaret trio Fascinating Aïda bring their new show, pairing brand-new songs with their back catalogue, to the Royal Hall.
Amy Winehouse's original band, led by her musical director Dale Davis, plays the 20th anniversary of her album 'Back to Black'.
Stand-up show by Mo Gilligan, 'The Mo You Know', on his world tour, recommended for ages 16 and over.
Tribute show recreating Pink Floyd's live concerts with more than two hours of the band's hits, a light show and video projections.
Stand-up show by Sue Perkins, billed as her first full-length show in nearly twenty years, about the stigma and humiliation of a career in the spotlight.
Stand-up show 'Whatsherface' by Maisie Adam, presented by Mick Perrin, at The Royal Hall.
Comedy night in which cricket commentators Jonathan Agnew and Phil Tufnell return to the stage for their 2027 tour.
Motown tribute show titled 'A Night to Remember' at the Royal Hall in Harrogate.
Liam Gray returns to his hometown for a one-night show with a six-piece band, backing choir and duets with guest vocalist Daniella, supported by The Bellas.
Comedian Gyles Brandreth brings his new show, built from his childhood memories, to the Royal Hall in Harrogate, joined by his podcast producer Harriet Jaine.
Seven-piece band Hejira plays outstanding arrangements of Joni Mitchell's songs from 'Court and Spark' to 'Wild Things Run Fast'.
Stand-up show by Irish comedian Ed Byrne, recommended for ages 16+, with captioned, relaxed, audio described and BSL performances available.
One-man show by BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner about the day he was shot in Riyadh and the life that followed, with a live audience Q&A.
Touring show in which female wildlife documentary presenters, filmmakers and camera operators share the adventures and stories behind their work.
Michael and Hilary Whitehall bring their hit podcast to the stage, with Michael recounting fifty years in show business and Hilary as his fact-checker.
