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WELCOME TO...SCARBOROUGHScarborough, with the distinction of being Britain’s first resort, is truly the Queen of the Yorkshire Coast and is one of the most popular seaside destinations in Britain with a huge variety of activities and attractions for everyone.
Scarborough and District Chamber of Trade and Commerce is proud to present this 2015 Guide which is divided into four clearly defined sections namely, ‘Shopping and Services’, ‘Where to Eat’, ‘Attractions & Events’ and a comprehensive list of ‘What’s On’ in Scarborough until the end of the year.
Each section is colour coded which is also reflected on the maps of Scarborough Town Centre and the surrounding district, which appear on the centre pages giving details of the location of the advertisers. The town has many leading high street stores as well as a wide selection of independent specialist shops to explore.
Why not take a break in one of the town’s extensive choice of cafés, restaurants or bars?, whilst in the evening Scarborough’s many pubs, theatres, cinemas, musical venues and casinos will offer you a warm welcome.
Our thanks are due to the many advertisers who have enabled this guide to be produced.
We hope you enjoy your stay.
CONTENTSWELCOME TO SCARBOROUGH 1
SHOPPING & SERVICES 2 – 11
WHERE TO EAT 12 – 15
MAPS OF SCARBOROUGH 16 – 17
ATTRACTIONS & EVENTS 18 – 23
WHAT’S ON MAR – DEC 24 – 33
If you have any queries about this guide, need more copies or would like to enquire about advertising in next year’s publication please contact
Effective PR and Marketing T 01723 864571 E [email protected]
SHOPPING & SERVICES SCARBOROUGH 2015
Scarborough & District Chamber of Trade & Commerce was established in 1933 and is the town’s leading independent business organisation. Our members represent a unique cross section of the Scarborough business community, each bringing their own expertise. They range from large corporate organisations and established firms to smaller independent traders and businesses that are just starting up. Over the years the Chamber has been involved in many exciting projects that have helped improve and promote our wonderful town. These have included:
3 The introduction of the first Christmas lights3 Closed circuit television in the town centre3 Scarborough Anti-theft Group3 Town Centre Management3 Shopmobility3 Competitions throughout the town3 Christmas window decoration competition3 Annual Free Guide to Scarborough3 Pancake Race support
For further information and to see an on-line version of this brochure please visit our website: www.scarboroughchamber.org.uk
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SULMAN’S TOYS & GIFTS(established 1920)
TOWN CENTRE AND SEAFRONTGIFTS OF QUALITY
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Beach Keepers help tackle the current issue of litter and marine waste found on our local community beaches, to protect wildlife and the ecology of these beaches, to ensure visitors’ safety and promote enjoyment of these beautiful spaces. Spearheading our campaign are our action volunteers called ‘Beach Keeper Rangers’ who aim to remove as much litter and waste as possible. We are always looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join us as Beach Keeper Rangers. Our fundraising shop, managed by one of the founding members, Terena Tomlinson, can be found at the centre of Falsgrave Road, where a warm welcome awaits new customers and supporters alike. The shop gratefully accepts quality donations of all sorts to help the cause.
So if you if you want to help Protect Coastal Wildlife, keep our Community Beaches clean, for the enjoyment of all, please come and join us, and be a part of this friendly, active community organisation. Please visit our beaches, but…leave nothing but footprints, take nothing but pictures, kill nothing but time.
To Volunteer to become a Ranger, or to donate anything just call into the Beach Keepers Thrift Boutique on Falsgrave Road. (collections are available) or visit the website, at www.beachkeepers.co.uk.
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HELP US HELP OTHERS... SALT is a local charity whose aim is to help make peoples lives easier by giving those items that are really needed such as new furniture, white goods, carpets, school uniforms etc. The charity has also made donations to school trips and other community projects. To date the charity has given over £21,000 back to the local community.
SALT has no paid staff and all profits raised from our shop in Falsgrave go direct to the charity fund for distribution. Our shop sells a great range of good value items, ladies, men’s and children’s clothing, shoes, handbags, accessories, as well as a large selection of toys, books, CD’s DVD’s, pictures and even furniture at low prices. We rely on donations and anything in good condition can be sold and turned into cash to help more people. Donations can be collected by the charity if necessary. We also need more volunteers to join our friendly team so why not call in to the shop and see for yourself, view our website or follow us on Face Book.
SALT Community Charity Shop, Glayton Court, Falsgrave Road. ScarboroughTel 01723 447229, Email [email protected],www.scarboroughtogether.co.uk Reg. Charity No 1152532
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LIVE MUSIC IN SCARBOROUGH
Whether your music taste is Jazz, Folk, Blues, Rock or Classical, Scarborough has a very vibrant Live Music Scene with performances happening most days at a variety of locations.
Within a short distance from the centre of Scarborough you will find that The Merchant in Eastborough hosts the Scarborough Folk Club every Monday evening whilst Scarborough Jazz Club can be found at The Cask Inn in Cambridge Terrace every Wednesday. Other locations where regular events take place are The Tap & Spile in Falsgrave, The Newcastle Packet on the Foreshore, The Nelson Inn in Victoria Road, The Blue Crush and Watermark Café in North Bay, Cellars Bar in Valley Road and Indigo Alley in North Marine Road. If your taste is more classical then don’t miss The Spa Orchestra at the Spa Complex in the South Bay. Further out of town, live music can be found at the Mayfield and the Londesborough in Seamer, the Eastway Club in Eastfield and the Nags Head in Scalby.
You can find up-to-date information in the following newspapers The Scarborough Review, The Scarborough Comet and The Scarborough News as well as the website www.yorkshirecoastgigs.co.uk/whats-on/scarborough.
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The Mayfield, Seamer, Scarborough, YO12 4RFTel: 01723 863160 Email: [email protected]
VISIT: www.themayfieldseamer.co.uk FIND US ON:
• Carvery with freshly roasted Meats & all the trimmings! • Bar meals available every day• Indoor Soft Play with Family Friendly Dining & Kids’ menu• SkyHD TV, Beer Garden, Dogs welcome in the bar• Fantastic En-suite Rooms• Fabulous entertainment, with Live Music, Karaoke and Pub Quiz
– Check our website or call for detailsA warm welcome awaits you at this great family destination!
WHERE TO EAT...
Whether your taste is for Fine Dining, Italian, Fish Restaurants, Family Restaurants or Cafes, on the following pages you will find some of the best places to eat in Scarborough. You can be sure that a warm welcome awaits you.
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The award winning Copper Horse Restaurant and Cottages in the pretty village of Seamer, just outside Scarborough, renowned for luxurious
accommodation, delicious homemade food and friendly service.
T. 01723 862029 www.thecopperhorse.co.ukMain Street, Seamer, Scarborough, North Yorkshire YO12 4RF (off the A64 into Scarborough)
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Reservations: 01723 367842www.tricolos.co.uk
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WHERE TO EAT SCARBOROUGH 2015
THE SCARBOROUGH FISHING FLEET 2015
The Scarborough fishing fleet, though diminished due to EU regulations, remains defiantly vibrant. Individuals operating small vessels work crab/lobster pots locally, while larger boats, up to 10 metres, range between Robin Hoods Bay and Flamborough Head. Catches remain healthy and are mostly kept alive in holding tanks for export.
The trawling fleet, which has seen the greatest reductions now comprises of half a dozen under-10 metre craft and three larger vessels.The main species, cod and whiting are caught all year round, while haddock, plaice and sole are more seasonal. Bass, skate, turbot, brill, and halibut, though not a targeted catch, are often caught. The majority of fish landed finds its way to local hotels, restaurants and fish and chip shops though some goes to inland markets or abroad.
A seasonal langustine (scampi) and good stocks of scallops and queenies, attract larger visiting craft in summer. This shellfish is landed directly to refrigerated trucks for onward delivery to factories in Scotland. Scarborough harbour has seen many changes throughout its history but remains the town’s focal point. Its boats and men continue to challenge the elements.
Fred Normandale Fred is a founding member and former Chairman of National Federation of Fishermen’s Organisations
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The restaurants full menu is served from 11.00am Mon –Sat, 12noon Sunday.Why not enjoy our world famous fish and chip cuisine, complimented and acclaimed not only by our customers but also by world famous celebrity chefs.
Every morning (Mon-Sat) from 9.30am. A selection of scones, cakes, biscuits etc complimented by our wide selection of beverages. Free biscuit with every drink!
• Air conditioned for your comfort • Seating 250 on the ground floor • High chairs available • Children’s menu
• Extensive English menu • Baby changing facilities • Full access for the disabled including
Christchurch House, Vernon Road, Scarborough YO11 2NU Tel: (01723) 353758 Email: [email protected]
Serving delicious freshly cooked food at great prices. From 8.00am enjoy free Parking & Papers
“The Original Seaside Experience”No. 15 Sandside, Scarborough Tel: 01723 365512
• Featured on BBC’s ‘The One Show’• Campervan Man ‘Best Fish & Chips in the UK• Eat In or Take Away• Outside Terrace Seating• Learn about Scarborough’s Tunny Fishing History
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WALKING IN THE SCARBOROUGH AREA
North Yorkshire is undoubtedly one of the premier walking areas of Great Britain, from its stunning rugged coastline to its rolling valleys and heather moorlands.
Thousands of walkers every year flock to the area to soak up the atmosphere of the beautiful countryside, and to attempt long distance walks such as the Cleveland Way, which passes through the town.
Scarborough is in a wonderfully enviable position, situated on a breathtaking coastline with fantastic cliff top walks from the town centre. The nearby areas of Forge Valley, Harwood Dale and Troutsdale offer a change with their forest walks and plethora of nature trails. For those who love moorland walks “Heartbeat Country” is only 20 minutes drive away.
Whether on a weekend break or on a longer holiday, you will find there is a walk to suit you. Having discovered the local countryside, you will soon want to return to explore further.
You will find shops in Scarborough specialising in quality clothing, footwear and equipment for all your needs.
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Carr lane, Cayton, Scarborough, YO11 3AT sat nav YO11 3TL www.playdalefarmpark.co.uk
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Scarborough& District BusesThey’re the perfect wayto get out and about!
Buses 2015
◆ Scarborough Seafront Open Top buses running all summer long.
◆ Summer buses to Scarborough, Filey and Bridlington. Great days out from the Holiday Villages.
◆ Buses to Sea Life Centre and the beautiful North York Moors.
Contact us for more ideas aboutmaking the most of your holidays...
www.eyms.co.uk BusLine: 01482 59 29 29Scarborough & District Travel Centre, Railway Station.
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There’s always something to see at Scarborough Art Gallery! As well as the permanent collection, there are four different First Floor Exhibitions, including Seaside Snaps and SJTat60 – to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee of the Stephen Joseph Theatre.
With a new dedicated space for community art work, lunchtime talks, evening events and the Collections Close Up every month – not to mention the coffee stop and shop – there’s something for everyone.
The Rotunda Museum is a must see!
This year the Rotunda is commemorating the 200th anniversary of William Smith’s ‘map that changed the world’ - with a special exhibition and events in the museum. The Yorkshire Fossil Festival is here again from 18 – 20 Sep – and don’t miss the FREE kids workshops in every school holiday!
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Box Office 01723 370541 www.sjt.uk.comStephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough, YO11 1JW
Stephen Joseph Theatre, Westborough, Scarborough, YO11 1JW
60 events including celebrity talks, workshops, play readings and headline shows:
Join us in our 60th year!
From 21 May
Cox & Box – Mrs Bouncer’s Legacy
Cox & Box – Mrs Bouncer’s Legacy
From 19 June From 9 July
Alan Ayckbourn’s
Tim Firth’s
From 6 August
Alan Ayckbourn’s
From 4 September
The SJT is 60 this year!
At the heart of the birthday celebrations the internationally renowned theatre will be reviving some gems from the past and premiering two brand new plays.
Highlights include a special production of The Woman In Black directed by Robin Herford prior to its West End transfer and Alan Ayckbourn directs a revival of his 1974 play Confusions and his 79th play Hero’s Welcome. Tim Firth’s Neville’s Island, originally produced by the company in 1992, will be revived as will the 2014 comedy Cox & Box – Mrs Bouncer’s Legacy before its national tour.
There will be no less than 60 anniversary events throughout the year including the grand opening of the new SJT OutReach Rooms, exhibitions, play readings, talks and one or two familiar faces appearing throughout the year.
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Storm the headland and race through history from the Bronze Age to WWII.
ENJOY TIME WITH THE FAMILY
– ABOUT 3,000 YEARS
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WHAT’S ON SCARBOROUGH 2015
The following selection is not a definitive listing of events but does give a flavour of what is happening in the Scarborough area. It was correct at the time of going to press but we cannot be responsible for any errors or changes. For further information on any of the events contact the venue or the Tourism Bureau (01723 383636).
USEFUL NUMBERS/WEBSITES FOR SCARBOROUGH THEATRES, CINEMAS AND VENUES
Scarborough Tourism Bureau 01723 383636 www.discoveryorkshirecoast.com
Stephen Joseph Theatre 01723 370541 www.sjt.uk.com
Spa Complex 01723 821888 www.scarboroughspa.co.uk
YMCA Theatre 01723 506750 www.scarborough.ymca.org.uk
Hollywood Plaza Cinema 01723 507567 www.hollywoodplaza.co.uk
Scarborough Library 0845 034 9516 www.northyorks.gov.uk/scarboroughlibrary
Scarborough Bowls Centre 01723 353992 www.scarboroughbowlscentre.co.uk
Scarborough Open Air Theatre 01723 383636 www.scarboroughopenairtheatre.com
Scarborough Museums Trust www.scarboroughmuseumstrust.org.uk
Rotunda Museum 01723 353665
Scarborough Art Gallery 01723 374753
REGULAR EVENTS
Scarborough Folk Club The Merchant Hotel Every Mon 9pm 07788 800198
Scarborough Jazz Club The Cask Every Wed 8.45pm 01723 379818
Tea Dance The Grand Hotel Every Wed & Fri until 2pm–4pm
Craft and Gift Fair The Grand Hotel 2 May onwards Every Thu & Sat
Naval Warfare Peasholm Park Jun–Aug
Teddy Bear Express North Bay Railway Jul – Aug every Fri
(Children under 10 with teddy bear travel free. Conditions apply
Teddy Bears Picnic Scarborough Spa Suncourt 6 Jul – 31 Aug
(with the Spa Orchestra)
Meet NorBeRt the NBR Bear North Bay Railway Every Wed & Fri 25 Jul – 29 Aug
MARCH
5 The Simon & Garfunkel Story Scarborough Spa Complex
6-8 Junior Showbusiness 2015 - Benson Stage Academy YMCA Theatre
7 An Intimate Evening with The Spa Russell Watson Up Close and Personal10 United We Stand by Neil Gore. Stephen Joseph Theatre
12-14 Conversation With The Trees – Cresta at the Y YMCA Theatre
14 Mother & Child Truffle Making Amelias Chocolates
(for Mother’s Day 2.30pm)
14 Around The World In Eight Mistakes Stephen Joseph Theatre
by Sophia Walker14-15 Sci Fi Scarborough Scarborough Spa Complex
15 Mothering Sunday North Bay Railway
(Mums Travel free with fare paying child)
17 St Patrick’s Day Celebration YMCA Theatre
Kevin O’Connor’s School of Irish Dancing 17 The Circus of Horrors Scarborough Spa Complex
18 Secret Diaries by Sarah Evans - Art with Heart Stephen Joseph Theatre
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20 Solar Eclipse Scarborough Spa Complex
20-21 Big Pants and Botox Stephen Joseph Theatre
by Louise Roche. Goodnights Productions. 20-22 TOP SECRET Blues Festival Scarborough Spa Complex
21 Vegas Nights – Twilight Productions YMCA Theatre
21 Yorkshire Beard Day 2015 Scarborough Spa Complex
22 An Afternoon with the Rowlies YMCA Theatre
– Rowlies Acadamy of Dance26-27 Mugs’ Arrows by Eddie Elks Stephen Joseph Theatre
27-28 Magic of Dance – Yorkshire Coast School of Ballet 7pm YMCA Theatre
28 Magic of Dance First Steps – YMCA Theatre
Yorkshire Coast School of Ballet 2pm28-3 Apr National Student Drama Festival Hull University Scarborough Campus
28-23 Jun Seaside Snaps Exhibition – Scarborough Art Gallery
How Scarborough Used To Be30 Decorate Chocolate Easter Eggs Amelias Chocolates
(and make Chocolate Bunnies) 10.30am & 2.30pm.
APRIL
1 The Rise and Fall of Mahagonny Stephen Joseph Theatre
Broadcast Live from The Royal Opera House
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Tel: 01723 350984
HiddenHorizonsT: 07964 759 433E: [email protected]
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From rock-pooling trips, to fossil huntsand dinosaur walks we have somethingfor all the family.
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Visitors to Scarborough already enjoy some of the cleanest beaches and bathing water in Britain.
In November 2010, however, Yorkshire Water, in partnership with arange of organisations, launched a multi-million pound programmeof work with the aim of turning Yorkshire’s beaches and bathingwaters into the best in Europe.
£50 million will be spent in Scarborough between 2012 and 2014 to improve the waste water pumping, storage and treatment facilities.
This is part of a five-year initiative to deliver environmentalimprovements along 50-miles of coastline, stretching fromWithernsea to Staithes, so ensuring that Yorkshire’s bathing waterscan achieve a new ‘excellent’ standard, due to come into force in 2015 as part of the European Revised Bathing Water Directive.
Yorkshire to have the cleanest BathingWaters and Beaches in Europe
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WHAT’S ON SCARBOROUGH 2015
APRIL – continued
3 Yeh Shen – Stephen Joseph Theatre
The Worlds First Cinderella Story from China3-4 National Scooter Rally Scarborough Spa Complex
3-6 Easter Explorers/Adventure Quests 11am-5pm Scarborough Castle
4, 7 & 11 Decorate Chocolate Easter Eggs Amelias Chocolates
(and make Chocolate Bunnies 10.30am & 2.30pm)
4 The Best of British – Variety Extravaganza Scarborough Spa Complex
4-7 Satin ‘n’ Steel by Amanda Whittington Stephen Joseph Theatre
9 Pete Firman, Comedy Magician Stephen Joseph Theatre
9-11 Our House – The Madness Musical YMCA Productions YMCA Theatre
10-11 Mrs Roosevelt Flies to London Alison Skilbeck Stephen Joseph Theatre
11-12 Oliver’s Mount Spring Cup Road Races Oliver’s Mount
12-13 Easter Eggspress Treasure Hunt North Bay Railway
14 300 to 1 – Matt Panesh Stephen Joseph Theatre
16 When You’re Smiling Scarborough Spa Complex
16 The Hard Problem – Tom Stoppard Stephen Joseph Theatre
Broadcast live from The National Theatre 16-19 Scarborough Book Festival Scarborough Library
18 Northern Soul All Dayer Scarborough Spa Complex
APRIL – continued
18 Harp and a Monkey Stephen Joseph Theatre
Songs & Stories Of The Great War20-25 King Lear – Northern Broadsides Stephen Joseph Theatre
24-26 Rocking All Over the World – YMCA Theatre
Hatton School of Performing Arts.25 Ayton Beer Festival 12–11pm Ayton Village Hall YO13 9HY
29 Sylvia Lancaster Talk 2–3pm Scarborough Campus Hull University May
MAY
1 Tour de Yorkshire – End of Stage 1 Scarborough
2-3 Girls vs Boys – AM Danceworx YMCA Theatre
2-3 Scarborough Festival of Speed Car & Bike Hill climb Oliver’s Moun
3 69 Shades of Black Scarborough Spa Complex
3 Vintage Fair 10am – 5pm Scarborough Spa Complex
3-8 Scarborough Bowls Festival Scarborough Bowls Centre
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April 11th – 12th Oliver’s Mount Spring Cup Road Races
May 2nd – 3rd Scarborough Festival of Speed Bike & Car Hill Climb
June 20th – 21st Scarborough Barry Sheene Road Race and Rally Festival Rally & Parades Saturday Racing for Modern & Classic Bikes Sunday
July 18th – 19th Oliver’s Mount Cock O’ the North Continental Road Races
August 16th Oliver’s Mount National Car & Bike Hill Climb
September 12th – 13th Oliver’s Mount Steve Henshaw International Gold Cup Road Races
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SUPER SEASON AHEAD FOR OLIVER’S MOUNT England’s only true Road Race circuit once again plays host to another action packed programme for 2015.
The first meeting of the season is the Spring National in April. This will be used by many riders and sponsors to try out their machinery for the Isle of Man TT. It is also a great opportunity to qualify for their mountain licence. Ace rider and now TV presenter Guy Martin, riding for the German BMW manufacturer, is anxious to build his own 600cc machine, which he will also be testing at Scarborough.
Car and Bike enthusiasts are well catered for with the Hill Climb events, which take place on 2nd and 3rd May and 16th August.
The event more aimed at families is the Barry Sheene festival on Sat 20th and Sun 21st June. One of the judges for the Saturday is the multi world champion Jim Redman who will be coming from South Africa.
July sees the annual Cock O’ the North meeting aimed at the Continental visitors as it just falls at the right time for their holiday period.
Rounding off the season will be the Steve Henshaw International Gold Cup Races – already advanced tickets are well over half sold so if you intend visiting please visit our website for information on ticket sales.
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WHAT’S ON SCARBOROUGH 2015
MAY – continued
5-9 The Ladykillers – New Vic & Hull Truck Theatre Stephen Joseph Theatre
9 Scarborough Symphony Orchestra Methodist Central Hall Queen St
9-10 Step Back in Time – Twilight Productions YMCA Theatre
14-17 Ride the Bos Cycling Challenge Scarborough Area
12-16 Bouncers – John Godber Co/Wakefield Theatre Stephen Joseph Theatre
15 Stewart Lee – A Room with a Stew Scarborough Spa Complex
16-17 Legends, Divas & Superstars – YMCA Theatre
Anne Taylor’s School of Dance18-23 Sep The Billy Pearce Laughter Show Scarborough Spa Complex
21-30 Cox & Box – Mrs Bouncers Legacy Stephen Joseph Theatre
22 James – La Petite Mort Open Air Theatre
23-31 How to be a Knight 11am–5pm Scarborough Castle
25-29 Make Chocolate Crowns & Tiaras Amelias Chocolates
26-30 Hairspray – Scarborough Musicals YMCA Theatre
30-31 P1 Powerboat Racing South Bay
JUNE
4-17 Sep Scarborough Spa Orchestra Summer Season Scarborough Spa Complex
4-17 Sep Howard Beaumont – King of the Keyboards Scarborough Spa Complex
4-26 Sep The Best of Thoroughly Modern Musicals Scarborough Spa Complex
5-6 Golden Age of the Hollywood Musicals YMCA Theatre
and Mamma Mia – Twilight Productions9-13 Romeo & Juliet – Stephen Joseph Theatre
Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory10-13 Busybody – Phoenix Drama YMCA Theatre
13 Boyzone Open Air Theatre
13-14 North Yorkshire Open Studios Art Exhibition Various locations
14-20 Scalby Fair Week/Fair Day Scalby Village
20 The Vamps Open Air Theatre
20-21 Y-Musical Theatre YMCA Theatre
20-21 Scarborough Barry Sheene Road Race & Rally Festival Oliver’s Mount
21 Father’s Day – Dads get chance to drive engine North Bay Railway
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SCARBOROUGH SPA
COMEDY KIDS SHOWSMUSIC DANCESSUMMER SHOWS
FANTASTIC ENTERTAINMENTTHROUGHOUT THE SUMMER!
THE BILLY PEARCE LAUGHTER SHOWAward-Winning Yorkshire Comedian, Billy Pearce will be delighting family audiences at The Spa Theatre every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 8.00pm from 18 May until 23 September. Children will be able to see the show for FREE with a paying adult.
Billy has won just about every comedy award going, including a British comedy award, Solo comedian of the year and Best television comedy newcomer at the London Palladium. He has performed in five children’s Royal Variety shows and three Royal Variety shows. In October 2013 Billy was presented with the Arts and Entertainment Award at the Yorkshire Awards.
Promoter Tony Peers said ‘it is a real coup to have Billy starring in The Spa Summer Show as he is indeed one of the funniest comedians in the country today’.
Along with a full supporting cast of West End style singers and the usual array of glittering costumes, this promises to be a not to be missed holiday treat.
25 Tea Time Talk – Robin Herford Stephen Joseph Theatre
(Woman in Black)
26-28 Scarborough Dance Centre YMCA Theatre
27 Scarborough Armed Forces Day South Bay
27 Last Night of the Proms – Alfie Boe & his Orchestra Open Air Theatre
WHAT’S ON SCARBOROUGH 2015
JULY
3 An Evening of Dirty Dancing Scarborough Spa Complex
– The Tribute Show
3-5 Staxtonbury Music Festival Staxton
6-31 Aug Teddy Bears Picnics Scarborough Spa Complex
Scarborough Spa Orchestra (Mondays) 9-26 Sep Confusions Alan Ayckbourn revival Stephen Joseph Theatre
10 Alan Carr – Yap Yap Yap Scarborough Spa Complex
10 Jessie J Open Air Theatre
11 Scarborough Symphony Orchestra Methodist Central Hall Queen St
11 Elaine Page Open Air Theatre
12 Tea Time Talk – Alan Ayckbourn Stephen Joseph Theatre
14 SJT 60th Birthday! Stephen Joseph Theatre Library & Westwood
Performances/Readings 15 Race for Life 2015 – North Bay to South Bay
Scarborough Cancer Research UK
16 Tea Time Talk – Susan Hill Stephen Joseph Theatre
(Author of Woman in Black)
18 The Rat Pack – Vegas Spectacular Scarborough Spa Complex
18-19 Cock O’ the North Continental Road Races Oliver’s Mount
19 Family Fun Day North Bay Railway
19-22 Liverpool Victoria County Scarborough Cricket Club
Cricket Championship
20- 27 Aug Little Shop of Horrors – YMCA Productions YMCA Theatre
23-24 Make Chocolate Treasure and Chests Amelias Chocolate
& 30-31 (10.30am & 2.30pm)
24-26 Seafest 2015 – weekend of music, food & events West Pier, South Bay
25 Showaddywaddy The Spa
26 The Royal London One Day Cup Scarborough Cricket Club
25-29 Aug Every Saturday – YMCA Theatre
Rowlies Academy of Dance Summer Show31-28 Aug Every Friday NAP Productions YMCA Theatre
AUGUST
1 Roy Chubby Brown Scarborough Spa Complex
1 Legends of Pop 80’s Open Air Theatre
1-2 Clash of Knights 11am – 5pm Scarborough Castle
5-10 Scarborough Cricket Festival Scarborough Cricket Club
6-7 & Make Chocolate Treasure and Chests Amelias Chocolate
13-14 (10.30am & 2.30pm)
6-29 Neville’s Island by Tim Firth Stephen Joseph Theatre
8 Tree Fu Tom Live Scarborough Spa Complex
9 Give me the Moonlight Scarborough Spa Complex
14 UB 40 Reunited Open Air Theatre
15-16 Scarborough Under Siege 11am – 5pm Scarborough Castle
16 Car & Bike Speed Hill Climb Oliver’s Mount
20-21 Make Chocolate Treasure and Chests Amelias Chocolate
& 27-28 (10.30am & 2.30pm)
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“Always a good night of entertainment, a lot of talented people, the shows are always of a first class performance. Reasonably priced too.”
We never get tired of hearing comments like these from audience members who have enjoyed a performance at the YMCA Theatre. Seating 290 people in air-conditioned comfort, the theatre boasts tiered seating giving an excellent view from virtually every seat, computerised light and sound and a welcoming atmosphere that puts audiences at ease.
The YMCA Theatre hosts a fantastic line-up of over thirty productions each year, including well-known musicals, variety shows, plays and pantomimes. The theatre’s reputation, gained over the past five decades, for staging top-quality and terrific value entertainment is well-deserved. This year’s line-up features some don’t miss shows, including:
Our House - The Madness Musical 9 – 11 April Follow 16-year old Joe Casey as his life takes two very different directions - a popular musical set to the incredible music of Madness.
Little Shop of Horrors 20 July – 27 August Who can’t love a show starring a man-eating plant?
Christmas Cracker 4 – 6 December A fabulous festive treat to get you in the mood for Christmas.
Family Pantomime 26 December 2015 – 2 January 2016 A traditional panto for the whole family to enjoy.
For further information on all the shows at the YMCA Theatre, visit www.scarborough.ymca.org.uk. Tickets can be booked online, by phone on 01723 506750 or at the Box Office on St Thomas Street.
WHAT’S ON SCARBOROUGH 2015
AUGUST – continued
29 Black Dyke Band Scarborough Spa Complex
29 Blue & Atomic Kitten Open Air Theatre
29-31 Viking Raiders And Invaders 11am – 5pm Scarborough Castle
31 Burniston Agricultural Show Flatts Farm YO13 0DA
SEPTEMBER
3-4 Make Chocolate Treasure and Chests Amelias Chocolate
4-6 Northern Soul Weekender Scarborough Spa Complex
4-3Oct Hero’s Welcome Alan Ayckbourn World Premier Stephen Joseph Theatre
6 Give Me The Moonlight Scarborough Spa Complex
6-11 Scarborough Open Golf Week Various Courses
12-13 Steve Henshaw International Gold Cup Road Races Oliver’s Mount
12-13 A Magical Mystery Tour – Twilight Productions YMCA Theatre
13 Simply the Best – Tribute to Tina Turner Scarborough Spa Complex
18-19 More Than A Number – Stars Performance Group20 The Gondoliers – YMCA Theatre
West Yorkshire Savoyards Appreciation Society25-27 Scarborough Jazz Festival Scarborough Spa Complex
26-26 Benson Stage Academy YMCA Theatre
26-3Jan Frank Henry Mason (1875-1965) Scarborough Art Gallery
OCTOBER
3 Roy Orbison & The Travelling Wilburys – Scarborough Spa Complex
The Tribute Show
3 Killer Queen Scarborough Spa Complex
4 Scarborough Cahir Trust YMCA Theatre
9-10 Annual Choreography Competition in Afternoon YMCA Theatre
and Evening of Dance – Yorkshire Coast Ballet School11 McCain Yorkshire Coast 10k Road Race Scarborough Spa Complex
& Fun Run
16-18 Hatton School of Performing Arts YMCA Theatre
26-31 Make Chocolate Halloween Shapes Amelias Chocolates
29-31 Hallowscream Express – Ride the Spooky Train North Bay Railway
30-31 Cinderella and Friends – Twilight Productions YMCA Theatre
NOVEMBER
4 The Sherry Babys – Jersey Boys Tribute Scarborough Spa Complex
6-7 Habeus Corpus – UK Foundation for Dance YMCA Theatre
7 Jimmy Carr Scarborough Spa Complex
11-12 Bill Bailey – Limboland Scarborough Spa Complex
14 Santa Claus arrives at Boyes Boyes Scarborough
14-15 Scarborough Youth Theatre YMCA Theatre
19 Lights Switch On (TBC) Town Centre
21 Noel Fielding Scarborough Spa Complex
27-29 Dance Show 2015 – Rowlies Academy of Dance YMCA Theatre
28-23 Dec Santa Specials North Bay Railway
29 The Kast Off Kinks Scarborough Spa Complex
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DECEMBER
4-6 Christmas Cracker 2015 YMCA Productions YMCA Theatre
7-8 Rockin’ Carols YMCA Theatre
10-1Jan Dick Whittington Scarborough Spa Complex
12 & 19 Make Chocolate Candy Cane Reindeers Amelias Chocolates
& 21-23 and Marshmallow Lollies (10.30am & 2.30pm)
17 Truffle Workshop Amelias Chocolates
26 Mile Of Pennies Lifeboat House South Bay
26-4 Jan Family Pantomime – YMCA Productions YMCA Theatre
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