Built in 1732, York Mansion House is the earliest purpose-built house for a Lord Mayor still in existence in the UK. This beautifully restored Georgian townhouse serves as the official residence of the Lord Mayor of York and operates as a museum showcasing civic history, historic kitchens, and an extensive collection of civic silver.
The fourth annual York Georgian Festival celebrating 18th-century history with talks, tours, performances, and workshops across the city.
Author Terry Deary presents dark tales of murder in the Georgian Theatre, celebrating his latest book releases at York Mansion House.
An evening of historic wine and cheese tasting in the splendid setting of York Mansion House, exploring Georgian-era dining habits.
A Georgian promenade recreating 18th-century strolling, led by the 33rd Regiment of Foot, from Clifford's Tower to York Mansion House.
A free, 90-minute theatrical walking tour through York's darkest tales of witches and ghosts, led by Ragnell Hagathorn.
Launch of a student-led critical edition of the correspondence between Ignatius Sancho and Laurence Sterne, part of the York Georgian Festival.
A lecture by Brycchan Carey on slavery and abolition within the context of the York Georgian Festival.
