Bronze Sculptures exhibition by Lloyd Le Blanc & Judith Holmes Drewry, Tuesday 26 June (Until Sunday 7 October) Explore the beautiful work of two spectacular sculptors, as you wander through...
Follow the fun trails and each clue will lead you closer to your sticker or ask for a collecting strip and see what you can find on your own adventure.
For all of the ongoing activities across the school summer holidays check out the Mumbler Summer Holidays page here.
The festival celebrates great music through friendship, landscape, history and architecture, taking audiences on a journey throughout the North York Moors National Park, stirring the musical spirit within us all....
Learn how to make your own traditional kite before heading out to test them – here’s hoping for a windy day! Standard Museum admission prices apply – or visit for...
Brick Flicks LEGO bricks exhibition From Wayne's World to West Side Story, The Matrix to Mary Poppins, and Laurel & Hardy to the Life of Pi, Brick Flicks is an...
Join the Hands on History Crew at Scarborough Castle this summer holiday and enjoy family-friendly Knights and Princesses activities every day. Sat 21 Jul - Sun 2 Sep, everyday except...
Join the Hands on History Crew at Whitby Abbey this summer holiday and enjoy hands on sea themed activities every day. Mon 23 Jul - Sun 2 Sep, every day...
Sand Art Drop in Sessions Just add sand to create a magical underwater, seaside or jungle animal scene! Simply peel off the top layer to reveal the sticky surface then...
Lucy escapes through an open gate and gets into a spot of bother. Join for some woolly fun. Ages 3-6 Adult - Free Child - £4.50 Booking Essential For more...
Children's activity day included in the admission price
Who were the Roman Emperors who came to Britain 2000 years ago? How do we know what they looked like? Look in to the secrets from the stores and build...
‘We’re going on a bug hunt, we’re gonna catch a big one!’ Join fellow nature detectives for a butterfly and beastie hunt round the garden to see what you find.
