The Crescent Community Venue is a fully licensed bar, concert, and events venue in York. Formerly a Working Men's Club with a history of community spirit and musical entertainment spanning over 100 years, it has developed into a key component of York's music and cultural life, hosting live bands, comedy, and creative performances.
Mark Thomas brings his stand-up comedy show '40 In Stand Up Years' to The Crescent in York, celebrating his long career in comedy.
Indie-rock band The Rosadocs perform at The Crescent as part of their UK headline tour, supported by Leazes and Shambolics.
Singer-songwriter Frankie Dobson, described as the next Sam Fender, plays his headline show at The Crescent with support from Dead Cherry and Lizard County.
Art-rock band Robo play their biggest headline gig at The Crescent, with support from Ghostship and Vagabond.
Annual record fair with specialist dealers and collectors, eight stallholders, free to attend.
Live concert by The Smyths, a tribute band to The Smiths, performing at The Crescent in York.
Out of Character Theatre Company performs Jim Cartwright's play 'Two', a poignant and humorous portrait of life in a Northern English pub.
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