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Primary Times North & East YorkshireWHAT’S ON WHEREEnjoy a festive family day out this ChristmasEncounter over 5,000 animals includingour loveable VIPs (that’s very importantpenguins!), plus sharks, stingrays,turtles, jellyfish and lots more.Take part in the Christmastrail, enjoy festive family craftsand watch our fun interactiveshows throughout the day.See our whats on guidefor more details atthedeep.co.ukThe Deep is closed ChristmasEve and Christmas Daywww.thedeep.co.ukthedeephull*Conditions and exclusions apply,see our website for details.leaders these sessions will give you andyour children the chance to explore boththe forest and their reactions to it. Eachsession will be different but expect lots ofden building, mud kitchens, cooking (realfood!), bug hunts, craft activities and muchmore.4 DecYuletide Museum at NightRyedale Folk Museum YO62 6UAwww.ryedalefolkmuseum.co.ukA rare chance to visit a selection of theMuseum’s atmospheric buildings atnight. Dressed in traditional styles, youcan wander through the buildings andadmire the festive decorations. Enjoysome seasonal entertainment and craftyChristmas fun!6 DecLive Farmyard NativityThe Old Farmyard HG3 3AXwww.facebook.com/TheOldFarmyardThe fabulous Ripley Live Christmas Nativityis returns! Enjoy an evening of Christmasfestivities including farm animals, carols inthe farmyard, mulled wine and mince pies.Possibly even a ‘surprise visitor’ to round offthe evening! All proceeds in aid oflocal Charities.Sankta LuciaYork Minster YO1 7HHwww.yorkminster.orgAn atmospheric, candlelit procession andcarol service for all the family based onthe traditional Swedish Lucia celebration.Booking is not required but please arriveearly as this is a popular service. Doorsopen at 7pm.StargazingDalby Explorer Hub at the CourtyardYO18 7LTwww.forestryengland.ukEnjoy a guided tour of the night sky,focusing on objects that reside far awayfrom Earth within our Milky Way galaxyand even beyond, best observed througha large telescope. Wrap up warm as it canget very cold on a night, but hot chocolateand snacks will be provided. If you haveyour own equipment please feel free tobring it, even a pair of binoculars and ablanket to lie on can be great.6 Dec - 8 DecChristmas Craft & Food FairSledmere HouseYO25 3XGwww.sledmerehouse.comWith over 100 stalls selling everything,from hand made gifts, paintings, and cosycandles to scrumptious cakes, rare breedmeat and beautiful wines and spirits. Thereis something for everyone at the ChristmasFood and Craft Fair.Victorian WeekendRobin Hood’s BayYO22 4STwww.robin-hoods-bay.co.ukSanta has managed to fit it in to his busypre-Christmas schedule plus loads ofexciting activities taking place such as the 1man pantomime, outdoor picture show, thefire eating man, children’s arts and crafts,welly-wanging and Victorian games. Followyour duck in the duck race down the beck,there’s costume competitions for all thefamily including the dog!7 DecBook ClubYorkshire Museum YO1 7FRwww.yorkmuseumstrust.org.ukCollected Ghost Stories (WordsworthEdition) by M.R.James. Join the book clubwith a difference. A friendly bunch ofpeople who are passionate about history,museums and books. Come along toany of the sessions for a lively discussionregardless of whether you like or evenfinished the book!Christmas Lights Switch OnThe Green, Thornton le Dale YO18 7QWwww.visitthorntonledale.co.ukSanta will arrive at 5pm in his usual uniquetransport, and will be around for the rest ofthe evening with gifts for all the childrenwho visit his grotto. The Lights will beswitched on at 6.00 pm. However thingswill be underway from around 4.30 pm.with a variety of seasonal stalls serving hotfood and mulled wine in the area aroundThe Green.Christmas StorytellingScampston House YO17 8NGwww.scampston.co.ukJoin the Ice Queens in the Conservatory fora fun-packed hour of Christmas stories andgames! The session will be followed by anopportunity to do some Christmas craftsin the café, including making Christmasdecorations, designing Christmas cards,and creating treat bags for Rudolf!Christmas Wassailing & TreeDressing DaySkipton Castle Woods BD23 1UAwww.facebook.com/WTSkiptonCastleWoodsSing up! Help celebrate the many fruits,nuts and gifts that woods and trees bringwith a festive woodland singalong. JoinRusticus Theatre as they make their merryway through the woodland dressing treesand singing to celebrate the season. A jollyfamily event perfect for groups of all ages!Filey Fishtive TreeCoble Landing YO14www.facebook.com/fileyfishtiveFun for all the family, as Filey celebratesthe 3rd year of its very special Fishtive Tree,inspired by the town’s fishing heritage.The giant tree, made of crab/lobster potsand all things fishy, will be lit up after dark.Come to the switch-on for entertainment,food, a promise of snow and maybe evenSanta will make an appearance!The Big Christmas MalarkeyHull Central LibraryHU1 3TFwww.hcandl.co.ukGet into the Christmas spirit and join in fora ton of festive fun - this event is aimed atchildren under 12, but everyone is welcome!Christmas crafts, Stories, Singing, Lego play,3D Model Making, and Little Larkeys - aspecial area for the under 5s.Wild Christmas Wreath MakingRipon City WetlandsHG4 1UGwww.ywt.org.ukGet that festive feeling by making naturalchristmas wreaths! At the new ‘Ripon CityWetlands’ nature reserve you’ll harvestyour own willow and find natural items todecorate the wreath. This is an outdooractivity so make sure you bring warmclothing. Suitable for ages 8+.12Winter 2019 | www.primarytimes.co.uk/nyorks
7 Dec - 8 DecMalton Christmas MarketMarket Place YO17www.visitmalton.comThe Christmas version of the popularmonthly food market but with non foodgifts as well. Expect fab food, festivegift stalls, street food, live music andentertainment. Don’t forget trips to TalbotYard for stocking filler gifts!7 Dec - 8 DecChristmas ThroughTimeRyedale Folk Museum YO62 6UTime travel through the Museum tosee how Christmas has changed, withactivities for all the family and a rangeof festive performances throughout theweekend; they’ve got it all, from Prehistoriccelebrations to a 1950’s sweetshop and nearly everything in between!www.ryedalefolkmuseum.co.ukRusticus Nutcracker Adventure!Sewerby Hall YO15 1EAwww.sewerbyhall.co.ukA musical adventure to the Land of Toys!Meet a talented Toy-maker, dance with theSugar Plum Fairy, and help the Nutcrackerescape the clutches of the Mean MouseKing! With mad-cap games, music andoff-the-wall activities, plenty of fun andlaughter full of musical delights and tastytreats - whatever the weather! Outdoorperformance walk, with gamesand activities!Weekend of ChristmasSewerby Hall YO15 1EAwww.sewerbyhall.co.ukCome and make a Christmas card in theServant’s Hall, or decorate a Christmas Treebiscuit in the Victorian Kitchen. We will havemulled apple to drink and mince pies to tryand an opportunity to stir the pudding andmake a wish.7 Dec - 24 DecChristmas AdventuresThornton Hall Country Park BD23 3TSwww.christmasadventures.co.ukA two hour Christmas experience; wrapup warm and prepare to be amazed on amagical journey as you join your very ownElf on a unique Adventure!7 Dec - 25 DecChristmas Tree FestivalBeverley Minster HU17 0DPwww.beverleyminster.org.ukChristmas Tree Festival returns this yearwith over 90 sponsored rees decoratedby various local organisations includingschools and charities. Entry withprogramme £2 (children free). Coffee, lightlunches and teas available too.8 DecFestive Fun RunScarborough North Bay YO12 6RPwww.saintcatherines.org.ukSport your best Christmas fancy dressoutfit to walk, jog, skip or sprint alongScarborough’s North Bay starting from theSea Life Sanctuary. Choose the 2K route toThe Sands and back or take a 5K option toHairy Bob’s Skate Park and back. There isalso a 10K option; the same as the 5K route…but you do it twice!Waves of Waste Beach CleanFiley Beach YO14 9LAwww.ywt.org.ukFREE! Join Waves of Waste Co-ordinatorsas they give the area around Filey beach athorough tidy up to protect marine wildlife.Wear stout footwear, dress for the weatherand bring work gloves if you have them.Suitable for all ages.Waves of Waste Beach CleanLiving Seas Centre YO15 1AEwww.ywt.org.ukFREE! Join Waves of Waste Co-ordinatorsas they give the area around South Landinga thorough tidy up to protect marinewildlife. Wear stout footwear, dress for theweather and bring work gloves if you havethem. Suitable for all ages.12 DecChristmas Twilight TourFairfax House YO1 9RNwww.fairfaxhouse.co.ukLearn more about the celebrationsand traditions of a Georgian Christmas.Enjoy seeing Fairfax House after dark inall its festive glory, and hear about themerrymaking, decorations, feasting andactivities that surrounded this festival in theeighteenth century. Mulled wine and mincepies served in the Georgian Kitchen.13 DecStargazingDalby Explorer Hub at the CourtyardYO18 7LTwww.forestryengland.ukEnjoy a guided tour of the night sky,focusing on objects that reside far awayfrom Earth within our Milky Way galaxyand even beyond, best observed througha large telescope. Wrap up warm as it canget very cold on a night, but hot chocolateand snacks will be provoded. If you haveyour own equipment please feel free tobring it, even a pair of binoculars and ablanket to lie on can be great.14 DecTime Troopers: Frosty theSnowmanFerens Art Gallery HU1 3RAwww.hcandl.co.ukFREE! Time Troopers is a family friendlyevent using the collections as inspirationto create fun craft activities for thewhole family to enjoy. Come along to ourChristmas activity and make your ownFrosty the Snowman. There’s no need tobook, just drop-in!Waves of Waste Beach CleanBridlington North Beach SlipwayYO15 2LPwww.ywt.org.ukFREE! Join our Waves of Waste Coordinatorsas they give the area aroundNorth Bridlington beach a thorough tidyup to protect marine wildlife. Wear stoutfootwear, dress for the weather and bringwork gloves if you have them. Suitable forall ages.Waves of Waste Beach CleanWest Pier YO11 1PBwww.ywt.org.ukFREE! Join our Waves of Waste Coordinatorsas they give the area aroundSouth Bay Scarborough beach a thoroughtidy up to protect marine wildlife. Wearstout footwear, dress for the weatherand bring work gloves if you have them.Suitable for all ages.Saturday 18 January 2020:Senior School Open DayFriday 7 February 2020:Chapter House PreparatorySchool Open MorningQueen Ethelburga’sCollegiate“To be the best that I can, with the gifts that I have.”www.qe.org | admissions@qe.org | 01423 333330 | York YO26 9SSWHAT’S ON WHEREwww.primarytimes.co.uk/nyorks | Winter 2019 13
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