Adult-only comedy panel show hosted by Chris Lumb, with comedians pitching prequels, sequels and requels of The Back to the Future Trilogy.
Screening of 'Merry Christmas, Aubrey Flint' followed by a live in-person Q&A with director Jack Spring and cast members, including local actors Adrian Rawlins and Michael Kinsey.
A free lunchtime talk by Tom White on the interwar plans for a bridge across the Humber and why the 1931 bridge bill was shelved.
Two-hour stand-up comedy gala with performers from across the UK as a fundraiser for the Stand Up and Give Fund.
Free hour-long guided tour of the Ferens Art Gallery, with its guides telling the stories behind works by Lorenzetti, Dutch Golden Age art and Atkinson Grimshaw.
Weekly country and western night hosted by Becky Brown, with dancing and live music, at the Willows Social Club on Holderness Road.
Japanese rock, punk and metal power trio Electric Eel Shock play The Welly on Beverley Road.
Stand-up show by British comedian Fin Taylor, the 'King of the Internet Jungle', on his 20-date tour at Hull City Hall.
Folk singer Jack Robertson and singer Tymisha play The New Adelphi Club, the iconic independent venue on De Grey Street.
Double bill stand-up show 'He Was a Punk, She Did Ballet!' by comedians Michael Cook and Amy Albright at the Hull Comedy Festival.
A two-person comedy show that parodies classic film noir, presented by The Loose Cannons at Hull Truck Theatre.
Armistice Day service with a two minutes' silence and a wreath-laying at the Cenotaph, organised by the Royal British Legion Hull branch.
Stand-up show 'Peach Fuzz' by Ania Magliano, fresh from Taskmaster, rescheduled from 24 September with original tickets still valid.
Stand-up show in which Mike Linwood brings the satires of Roman writer Juvenal to life on stage.
Leeds spiritual jazz ensemble Ancient Infinity Orchestra, led by Ozzy Moysey, plays tracks from its albums 'It's Always About Liberation' and 'Rivers of Light' at the Hull Jazz Festival.
Stand-up show 'Kid Giblet' by Australian comedian Sam Campbell, winner of the Edinburgh Comedy Festival main prize.
Comedian Harry Enfield reviews 40 years of his characters, from Loadsamoney to Kevin the Teenager, with a Q&A with the audience.
Annual Hull City Council awards celebrating the achievements of the city's young people, with a focus on care-experienced youth during National Care Leavers Month.
Metallic hardcore night headlined by Pilori with Mastiff, Still and Defector at The New Adelphi Club, over-18s only.
Free creative careers roadshow with information stalls and talks from creative professionals across Hull and East Yorkshire.
Stand-up comedian and pianist Aidan Jones plays Chopin's Nocturne in E-flat major interspersed with jokes.
All-female comedy sketch show that parodies TV shows and films, staged at the Pier Street pop-up venue in Hull.
Mad Dog Mcrea bring their high-energy folk, rock and Celtic fusion show to The New Adelphi Club on their 'Dusk Till Dawn' Autumn Tour 2026.
Stand-up and original songs from Australian comedy rockstar Jenny Talia, with special guests, in an unreserved seated show for ages 16 and over.
Adventurer Karl Bushby brings his true story of walking 36,000 miles from Chile to Hull to the stage in a live biographical event.
Space rock band Hawklords, fronted by Jerry Richards and singer Kriss Gordelier, return to the UK touring circuit to mark 18 years since their 2008 reboot.
Stand-up show by Emma Davies, a satirical dark comedy loosely based on 'A Christmas Carol' about an HR staff briefing, part of the Hull Comedy Festival.
Five-piece tribute act Moments of Pleasure, fronted by Katy Smith, recreates the music of Kate Bush at the Polar Bear Music Club.
Lo Fidelity Allstars return to the stage with their first live dates in ten years, accompanied by new material, at The Welly.
Alt rock night with The Black Charade playing 'The Black Parade', co-headlined by Fell Out Boy, plus support from Stiff Bizkit and Meteora.
The D-Day Darlings, fronted by Katie Ashby, bring their stage spectacular 'Victorious', a nostalgic journey through the defining sounds of the 20th century.
Live show by Eddie & The Hot Rods, the English rock and punk band, presented by Screaming Tarts at The New Adelphi Club.
Mr Sneaks, a Hull comedy and music legend, plays live adult humour, musical comedy and impressions with a drum machine and guitar, supported by The Custard Chucker.
Over-18s festive night with live entertainment, fire performers, stilt walkers and a DJ at Mr Chu's Palace.
Astronomer Adrian West brings The Night Sky Show, a visual and thought-provoking experience about the night sky, to the Hull New Theatre.
A culinary-themed comedy show with stand-up, audience-chosen improv and musical numbers at Space - Pier Street Pop-Up.
Beginner workshop with Lydia Shearsmith introducing sewn paperback bookbinding through the making of A6 pocket notebooks.
Musical stage show that brings the film to life, with the original hits and a full company of dancers, including a captioned performance.
Christ-Stephane Boizi, trombonist and Tomorrow's Warriors Emerging Artist, leads his sextet in hard bop jazz at Hull Truck Theatre.
Tribute show in which Tasha Leaper recreates Madonna's classic looks and performs her greatest hits with dancers.
A daytime 80s disco party with the decade's biggest disco anthems and synth hits, neon lights and a retro dance floor, for over-18s.
Free 18+ Saturday night of alt anthems, indie bangers and club classics, with underground music in the beer garden, at Polar Bear Music Club.
Final of the annual Hull comedian of the year competition, with emerging UK comedians headlined by outgoing champion Dan Coldbeck.
Enter Shikari bring their 'Lose Your Self Tour 2026' to Connexin Live in Hull, with Holding Absence and The Callous Daoboys.
Home ice hockey match of the Trojan Hull Seahawks in the NIHL National Division at the Hull Arena.
Live music night with Yelac, Robyn Banks and Bella Elise at The New Adelphi Club.
Live performance by Mambo Jambo with members of Hull Samba at the Albemarle Music Centre for the Hull Jazz Festival.
Guided tours of the historic Hull Trinity House, with nautical memorabilia, a 400-year-old Arctic canoe and a chapel, led by Master Mariners and history volunteers.
Musical adaptation of Irvine Welsh's novel Trainspotting, with original songs and a live band, at the Hull New Theatre.
Heavy metal band Anvil play The Welly with guests Killer on their 'Pounding the Past' tour, presented by Screaming Tarts.
Hang Massive fuse the organic tones of the handpan with deep electronic production in their new live experience 'Beyond the Horizon'.
Free jazz and Latin classics from the Great American Songbook by Hull jazz vocalist Lyn Acton and guitarist Dan Edwards at Garbutts.
Two-day conference on North Sea energy trade between the UK and Norway, with a reception at The Deep and panel discussions on hydrogen, offshore wind and CO2 transport.
Live show by Ozric Tentacles, the British psychedelic progressive rock band, at the Social on Humber Street.
Free concert in which the Hull Youth Jazz Orchestra is joined by saxophonist and composer Andy Scott, with pieces by both Scott and the orchestra's students.
Free drop-in morning of pop-up art activities at stations for children aged 0-5 and their families in the Explore Art Gallery.
Family Christmas Light Switch-On concert with Daz Sims and his acts at Jubilee Central, with all proceeds to the Lord Mayor's Charities.
Free gig by Hot Club de Hull, playing gypsy jazz and hot swing, as part of the Hull Jazz Festival.
The Chameleon Players perform six short, witty one-act plays by David Ives at Blank Canvas, a sober venue at Princes Quay.
Live show by the mod revival band Secret Affair, with special guests, at Social on Humber Street.
Free Christmas lights switch-on in Queen Victoria Square with live local acts and choirs, a rooftop fireworks display over Hull City Hall and the Lord Mayor.
Free drop-in artist talk with Joe Foster, a multi-disciplinary artist exploring human intervention in natural spaces, as part of the Open Exhibition 2026 at Ferens Art Gallery.
Hull's Christmas Festival weekend with a Christmas market, rides, food and drink and live stage entertainment at Trinity Market.
Gypsy Jazz Swing duo Ain't That Got Swing! play Django Reinhardt classics and modern songs in the gypsy swing style.
Screening of the comedy drama 'Comédie Française' about pre-show bedlam at Reel Cinema, part of Hull Independent Cinema.
Gala night of the 26th edition of the Hull and East Yorkshire Business Awards, hosted by television presenter Gethin Jones.
Small Christmas market on King Edward Street with festive gift ideas, part of Hull's festive season.
MC Natz plays his last ever live set in Hull, marking his retirement, at Service Station.
Leeds psych-funk-punk band Flat Moon plays The New Adelphi Club on its UK tour, with Hull trio Wench! on support.
Freddie Mercury tribute show in which Ian as Freddie Mercury recreates the Queen singer's live shows with his looks, mannerisms and vocals.
Live show by Look Mum No Computer, the electronic project of Sam Battle who represented the UK at Eurovision 2024, on his UK tour.
Boxing show from 3156 Promotions with main event Nathan Forrest vs Reece Mould and an undercard of up-and-coming UK boxers.
MC Devvo returns to O'Rileys with support from Jodie Langford and Marx, following the success of his earlier show this year.
Punk poet and singer-songwriter Attila The Stockbroker marks his tenth book of poems with a tribute to Paul Jackson of The Adelphi.
Monthly creative session for disabled and neurodivergent children and young people, with themes alternating between art and music, at Ferens Art Gallery.
One-night concert by Eban Brown, former lead singer of The Stylistics, with his classic soul repertoire.
Christmas craft market with more than 35 local craft businesses, handmade jewellery, pottery and textiles, on a donation basis at Hull Minster.
Film music concert of Hans Zimmer scores, including Gladiator, Inception and Pirates of the Caribbean, presented by actor Lee Arenberg.
18+ club rave with DJ slayyyter spinning hyperpop and bratty club classics from Charli XCX, Kim Petras and Shygirl, with a One Direction party room.
Hard-bop jazz concert by Five-Way Split, a band led by Quentin Collins and Vasilis Xenopoulos, at the Albemarle Music Centre during the Hull Jazz Festival.
A live cast of West End singers and a rock band perform Meat Loaf's anthems by candlelight at Hull Minster, direct from London's West End.
18+ night party to celebrate 16 years of One Direction, with the band's songs played all night at The Welly.
Free creative writing workshop led by Rae Mainwaring, the playwright of Bright Places, to explore pockets of joy and how we tell our own stories.
A weekend of festive cheer in Hull's Queen Victoria Square and King Edward Street.
