Sixth open exhibition of the Old Parcels Office Artspace, with around 90 works by UK artists selected by a panel of independent artists.
Light display that illuminates the inside and outside of St Mary's Parish Church, marking the start of the Scarborough Lights festival.
A Christmas Carol reimagined as a story trail projected in silhouette across the windows of town centre businesses, with light installations in the Market Vaults.
Drop-in afternoon of knitting, crochet and other sewing crafts over a cup of tea at Newby & Scalby Library.
Friendly sewing craft group that meets at the library, with attendees invited to bring their own sewing and hot drinks available.
Drop-in craft group of library visitors who knit, crochet and sew over a cup of tea and a chat.
Community lantern procession made from paper and willow by local groups and schools, opening a weekend of festive entertainment and shopping at the Open Air Theatre.
Free weekly Tuesday morning session of stories, songs and nursery rhymes for accompanied pre-school children at Newby & Scalby Library.
Two shows in one night: a comedy hypnosis show with audience volunteers followed by the mentalism show 'The Mind Reader Live'.
Concert in which singer and pianist Logan Paul Murphy plays the music of the 1950s, 60s and 70s with just a piano, a guitar and his voice.
Magic show by James Phelan, billed as the UK's number one magic show, at the YMCA Theatre.
Theatre and variety Christmas show from Creative Day Care at the YMCA Theatre, performed by adults with learning difficulties who attend Creative Days Scarborough, with proceeds supporting YMCA Yorkshire Coast.
Annual show by Kellett's Performing Arts, with singing, dancing and acting by students of different ages and abilities.
Volunteer Reiki practitioner Sue offers 15-minute energy-healing sessions for a £2+ donation at the community library.
Free drop-in Lego club for children aged 5 to 12 on Saturday mornings at Newby & Scalby Library.
Friendly Monday afternoon sewing and quilting group at the library where anyone can bring their own sewing projects.
Weekly Monday morning Reiki session with volunteer practitioner Sue at the library, with a £2+ donation for a 15-minute session.
Drop-in Lego club for children aged 5 to 12 on Saturday mornings at Newby & Scalby Library.
Free Saturday morning art group at the library where you can bring your own materials.
Free drop-in Lego club for children aged 5 to 12 on Saturday mornings at the library.
Free storytime session with stories, rhymes and songs for accompanied pre-school children, with Norman Bear, the library's Bookstart mascot.
Free regular drop-in sewing and quilting craft group at Newby & Scalby Library, with donations welcome to help run the Community Library.
Interactive festive musical pantomime by Honalee Media, with children's TV star Chris Jarvis as the voice of Dasher the Reindeer.
Beginner's indoor rock climbing session for adults at Street Rocks, with equipment and friendly instructors, no booking needed.
Weekly indoor climbing session for active over-50s at Street Rocks, the climbing centre run by CaVCA in Scarborough.
Bi-weekly Thursday morning networking meeting for local business owners, with a complimentary cooked breakfast and refreshments.
Stand-up show 'Funny Bones', a new tour show from Rob Rouse, brought to the Coliseum Theatre by promoter Hilarity Bites.
Dine and dance evening with a two-course meal, live music by Hep to the Jive, a raffle and a game of Bingo at Scarborough Spa.
A festive pantomime of Aladdin with comedy, music and audience participation at the YMCA Theatre.
Paddy McGuinness brings his nostalgia stand-up tour 'Blast from the Past' to Scarborough Spa, for ages 15 and over.
Stand-up tour 'Waffle' from BAFTA winner and Strictly Come Dancing champion Chris McCausland at the Scarborough Spa Complex.
Annual free festive gathering with a community lantern parade, Christmas market, live music, funfair rides and a tipi bar.
Lunchtime talk by the gallery's Collections Team on 400 years of leisure and amusement in Scarborough, linked to the 'Dive In' exhibition.
Free morning networking gathering and talks to celebrate YNY Scarborough's first year, held at the Grand Hotel.
Guided tour of the museum archives led by curator Cassie Taal through the history of entertainment in Scarborough, from its theatres and festivals to its folk festivals.
Free Christmas trail to find a hidden donkey and collect letters across the Rotunda Museum, Scarborough Art Gallery and Woodend Gallery.
School-sponsored bunny run in which pupils hop, skip, walk or run around their playground or sports field to raise money for Saint Catherine's Hospice.
Football legends Paul Reaney and Eddie Gray talk about their careers at Elland Road and the Don Revie years, followed by a Q&A with the audience.
Free open day at The Royal Hotel Scarborough for couples to tour the venue, meet the Wedding Co-ordinator and discuss wedding plans without an appointment.
Annual LGBTQ+ Pride day on the Yorkshire coast with a parade through the town centre and afternoon of stage acts, drag and stalls at Scarborough Spa.
Free networking session for small and micro business owners and start-ups, with free coffee, at Grind & Tonic on Queen Street.
Weekly Tuesday Mah Jong club at Newby & Scalby Library, with occasional beginner classes.
Nighttime drone light show by FlightShows with 150 illuminated drones over Scarborough Castle, part of the Scarborough Lights programme.
Free drop-in family workshops led by professional artists to make props and Sprites-themed crafts for the Christmas show Sprites.
Award-winning Take That tribute act Rule The World play Scarborough Market Hall with a resident DJ, food and a full bar.
Festive weekend celebration around the Market Hall with food and drink, live entertainment, family activities, Christmas gift stalls and the Scarborough Record Fair.
First Christmas market of the season with unique gifts, seasonal treats, crafters, children's trails and outside stalls, around the arrival of Boyes' Santa.
42nd BOYES Celebrity Concert with the Scarborough Area Music Centre ensembles, including BIG, Junior Concert Band and Jazz Train.
Annual Christmas gala concert with the ensembles of the Scarborough Area Music Centre, with £7.50 tickets on the door.
Spoken word comedy theatre show mixing sketches, comedy and poetry, with live music by Carmel O'Toole.
After-hours evening at SEA LIFE Scarborough where dog owners can bring their leashed pets for an underwater adventure.
Free harbour light installation that turns fishing vessels and yachts into pieces of light, part of the Scarborough Lights festival.
Light installation by Sherbatella on the walking trail of the Scarborough Lights festival in town centre.
Robert Plant plays the Scarborough Open Air Theatre with his roots music band Saving Grace, with special guests Kate Rusby and Seth Lakeman.
Shania Twain kicks off her UK and Ireland summer tour with a live show at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre.
Advanced communications skills training for clinical staff in patient-facing roles, covering breaking bad news, advance care planning and handling distress.
Two-day person-centred palliative care training course for non-registered health and social care workers supporting patients with life-limiting conditions.
Free comedy improv workshop for men held at the YMCA Scarborough as part of the BIG STRONG MAN project.
A free beginner acting class for men, open to all, run by The Growth House as part of the BIG STRONG MAN project.
A day run by the Portable Antiquities Scheme to bring archaeological finds for identification and recording at Woodend Gallery & Studios.
Touring show from the legendary Soho comedy club The Comedy Store, for audiences aged 16 and over.
Relaxed blind wine tasting session led by resident sommelier Dina, with six mystery wines and nibbles.
Winter festival of light with animated projections, light installations, walking trails and street entertainment across Scarborough's town centre and seafront.
Free festive wedding fair with local suppliers, bubbly and a goody bag for each couple at The Royal Hotel Scarborough.
Festive morning to meet Santa with your dog at Flavours Bistro, with a breakfast sandwich for the human and a festive treat for the dog.
Former detective Colin Sutton returns with a new true crime show, drawing on his career leading complex murder investigations.
Fred Dinenage, the TV presenter the Krays trusted, brings to the stage the story of their lives as told by the twins themselves.
A tribute show to Neil Diamond, titled 'It's A Beautiful Noise', at the Scarborough Spa Theatre.
A festival of dance and movement that brings together schools, colleges and community groups from across Yorkshire to create an inclusive space for people of all ages and abilities.
Adults-only drag comedy show by The Isolation Creations, a send-up of a 1970s office Christmas party.
Screening of 'The Big Lebowski' by Jeff Bridges, presented by local film expert George Cromack as part of the Stephen Joseph Theatre's Moviedrome series.
Annual Christmas concert fundraiser by the six-piece band Raven, blending traditional festive songs with original music for the Stephen Joseph Theatre.
Fundraising screening of the 50th Anniversary Restoration of 'Rocky' for Westway Boxing Club at the Stephen Joseph Theatre.
Eliza Carthy returns with her new album 'Frenemies' and her band The Restitution to the Scarborough Spa Theatre.
Acoustic evening by Tom Meighan, former frontman of Kasabian, with a set of his hits and songs from 'The Reckoning' and 'Road Runner'.
Guitarist Steve Cradock, of Ocean Colour Scene and Paul Weller's band, plays the Scarborough Spa Theatre.
Caleb Caudle, country and Americana singer-songwriter from North Carolina, plays The Crescent Hotel in Scarborough.
Live concert by the rhythm and blues vocal group The Drifters at the Scarborough Spa Theatre.
Contemporary Canadian folk and Celtic music from singer-songwriter and flutist Allison Lupton and her trio.
A 50-mile walking event following the Cleveland Way from Ravenscar to Sandsend, based at Grouse Hill and a qualifier for the 2028 LDWA 100.
Illustrated talk by local fisherman Rupert Drury marking the return of bluefin tuna to the North East coast, followed by a two-course supper.
Free HR workshop by North Yorkshire Council's HR Advisory Team on core management skills and how to build, motivate and lead high-performing teams.
