Friday 11 January
PUBS
THE NELSON, SCARBOROUGH: Karaoke, 7pm until late.
THE LORD NELSON, SCARBOROUGH: Karaoke with Philip Holdsworth, 7pm until late.
THE IVANHOE, SCARBOROUGH: Quiz’oke (free fun quiz, games and karaoke) with Jeannette DuPont, 8pm.
THE PRINCE OF WALES, SCARBOROUGH: Nik Nak Karaoke.
THE GEORGE HOTEL, WHITBY: DJ Leo Thai in The Underground til 2am.
TOW BAR, CAYTON: Karaoke
RAMSHILL HOTEL, SCARBOROUGH: Karaoke.
MON-FORT HOTEL, BRIDLINGTON: John Stennett’s karaoke show at 9pm.
VICTORIA SAILORS WORKING MENS CLUB, BRIDLINGTON: Bingo from 8pm.
BRIDLINGTON SNOOKER CLUB: Weekly poker league from 7.30pm. Food provided at the break.
THE BEACONSFIELD ARMS, BRIDLINGTON: Karaoke with Paula Rogers fantastic vocalist and host, 8.30pm until midnight.
Saturday 12 January
PUBS
THE ENDEAVOUR, WHITBY: Saturday night with Simma, 9pm.
MUSIC
THE ROUND, STEPHEN JOSEPH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH: Hammonds Saltaire Band, 5.30pm.
Sunday 13 January
PUBS
THE NELSON, SCARBOROUGH: Karaoke, 3pm until late.
THE LORD NELSON, SCARBOROUGH: Karaoke with Philip Holdsworth, 3pm until late.
THE PRINCE OF WALES, SCARBOROUGH: Nik Nak Karaoke.
THE MAYFIELD, SEAMER: Quiz Night with Barry Robinson, 7pm.
YE OLDE FORGE VALLEY INN, WEST AYTON: General knowledge quiz from 9pm.
THE BEACONSFIELD ARMS, BRIDLINGTON: Karaoke with Paula Rogers, vocalist and host, 8.30pm until midnight.
MUSIC
THE ROUND, STEPHEN JOSEPH THEATRE, SCARBOROUGH: Hammonds Saltaire Band, 3pm.
EXHIBITIONS CURRENTLY SHOWING ACROSS THE REGION
INSPIRED BY … GALLERY, DANBY: Brigantia’s Yorkshire ‘Hygge’ - Find unusual gifts created by talented artists, artisans and craftworkers from around the region. Exhibition runs to Sunday 20 January. Free entry. Open 10am-5pm.
HELMSLEY ARTS CENTRE: Auction Exhibition - Original works by well-known artists from Ryedale and further afield, including Bridget Gillespie, Martyn Beckett, Patrick Nuttgens and the Suffolk painters Angela Burfoot and Ian Amour-Chelu, plus a selection of framed prints, all for sale or auction until January 25 in aid of Helmsley Arts Centre. Open to view Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday 10am-3pm, Thursday 11am-3pm.
SCARBOROUGH MARITIME HERITAGE CENTRE, EASTBOROUGH: Our current exhibition is the history of Scarborough Fire Brigade from the mid 19th century to World War Two. Alongside this exhibition we have all our previous exhibition information in browser files and a well stocked reference library and archive of local history, maritime books & literature. Open 11am to 4pm Wednesday to Sunday.
ROTUNDA MUSEUM, SCARBOROUGH: Star Carr Display. Star Carr is one of the most important Early Middle Stone Age sites ever found and it is right on our doorstep; only a few miles south of Scarborough. The site, which stood on the edge of a now extinct lake called Lake Flixton, was discovered in the late 1940s and dates from around 11,000 years ago. The range of artefacts found at Star Carr and scientific studies of the landscape have revealed more about life at the time than any other site in the world. An exciting new permanent display at The Rotunda Museum will showcase objects from Star Carr and help to tell the story of how our Stone Age ancestors lived. This will be the first time for many years that items from Scarborough’s Star Carr collection will have been on display, so don’t miss your chance to see them. Runs to 31 December 2019.Open Tuesday to Sunday, and bank holiday Mondays, 10am to 5pm.
ROTUNDA MUSEUM, SCARBOROUGH: Ancient Seas of the Yorkshire Coast - A story through time from Whitby to Flamborough Head. The Rotunda’s new exhibition dives into Yorkshire’s ancient seas and brings visitors face to face with a range of prehistoric creatures. The display covers almost 360 million years of history; from the Carboniferous period until the end of the last Ice Age 11,700 years ago. Come along to learn about how our landscape has developed over millions of years and which wonderful creatures once called Yorkshire home through our fascinating collection of fossils and specially commissioned reconstructions of what marine life was like millions of years ago. How were the cliffs at Flamborough formed? What terrifying creatures once hunted their prey in Yorkshire waters? How long ago did rhinoceros, hippopotamus and hyenas roam Yorkshire soil? All of this and more can be discovered in Ancient Seas of the Yorkshire Coast. A Story Through Time from Whitby to Flamborough Head runs until 19 July 2020. Open Tuesday to Sunday, and bank holiday Mondays, 10am to 5pm.
SEWERBY HALL MUSEUM: Exhibition - Dinner is Served. Nothing preoccupied the mind of an Edwardian hostess so much as the planning of a dinner party. From matters of food and drink, table service, the guest list, and matters of precedence, every detail was of the utmost importance and great store was set at arranging the menu for a dinner party. The exhibition runs to Saturday 17 March. Open Monday-Sunday, 11.30am-3.30pm. Last admission to the house is 3pm.