Things To Do

THINGS TO DO IN SCARBOROUGH

Scarborough being steeped in history, culture and tradition provides countless aspects to suit every taste and need.

Fantastic walks to do in and around Scarborough. From beaches to parks and for the more adventurous, the Cleveland Way or Coast to Coast walks.

An absolute gem with its many walkways and magnificent lake, ideal for circumnavigating the central island on the Dragon or Swan themed pedelos! A waterfall cascades from the top of the island where you will find a hidden Japanese Garden.

Naval Warfare Battle; Electric Organ Concerts (3pm start – free); Brass/Silver Bands (free); Island; Peasholm Mini-Golf; Peasholm Putting.

Scarborough’s Open Air Theatre is the largest in Europe (seating for 6,000) and the original was built by Scarborough Corporation in the 1930s. Acts confirmed for 2024 include:

Status Quo                          Sunday 2 June

Jess Glynne                         Saturday 15 June

Simple Minds                      Tuesday 18 June

Anne-Marie                         Thursday 20 June

Deacon Blue                        Friday 21 June

Tom Jones                           Wednesday 26 June

Jonny Marr/Charlatans    Saturday 29 June

Gregory Porter                   Monday 1 July

Rick Ashley                          Friday 5 July

Fatboy Slim                          Saturday 6 July

Paul Weller                          Sunday 7 July

JLS                                        Thursday 11 July

Madness                               Friday 12 July

Becky Hill                             Thursday 29 August

 

Busted                                  Saturday 31 August

 

 

More to be announced

Every year, the Armed Forces Day Event puts the host town or city in the spotlight, gathering national media and public interest. The next Armed Forces Day Event will be hosted by Scarborough Borough Council in 24th June 2024.

The Spa Complex plays host to variety, orchestral and touring shows. Amazing live music throughout the summer in the wonderful setting of The Spa’s Suncourt & The Grand Hall boasting the only remaining professional seaside Orchestra.

Scarborough Spa is a Grade II listed building in South Bay, It is a venue for conferences, exhibitions, entertainment, live music and events.

Originally built around the source of Scarborough’s spa waters, The Spa has a Grand Hall, which seats nearly 2,000 and hosts live entertainment including the Scarborough Spa Orchestra and the annual Scarborough Jazz Festival. The Spa Theatre, a 600-seat Victorian theatre, is home to summer season shows and Christmas pantomimes. The Spa Ocean Room is used for dances, conferences and other events, including the Scarborough Jazz Festival and Coastival.

The Victorian Cliff Tramway links the Spa complex with South Cliff, 200 ft above the South Bay.

12 April Totally Tina

19 April Tom Allen: Completely

27 July Whitney – Queen of the Night

4 August Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer

18 May Tom Davis: Underdog

25 May The Simon and Garfunkel Story

12 – 13 June Paul Smith – Pablo

18 August Thank ABBA For The Music

14 September The Mersey Beatles

15 June UK Pink Floyd Experience

27 July Whitney – Queen of the Night

4 August Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer

27 July Whitney – Queen of the Night

 

4 August Sarah Millican: Late Bloomer

And these are but a few there are many more.

For the ardent theatre goer, the renowned Stephen Joseph Theatre, home of the famous playwright Sir Alan Ayckbourn, provides a rich repertoire.

The summer will also be packed with a range of presented work, play readings, films, live streaming, workshops and more.

Please check out there website for more details.

Opened in 1829, The Rotunda’s unique circular building is one of the world’s first purpose-built museums.

The design of the building was suggested by William Smith, known as the father of English Geology.

The building is an exhibit in itself – the interior, with its stunning trompe I’oeil ceiling and fascinating gallery, featuring a frieze showing the geology of the local coastline designed by Smith’s nephew, John Phillips, is remarkable.

Scarborough Art Gallery was built in the late 1840s by the Uppleby family and has had a fascinating history. This Italianate villa is one of the finest buildings situated in Scarborough’s beautiful Crescent Gardens.

The gallery houses our permanent collection which has been built up over sixty years through gifts, bequests and purchases to reflect the eclectic mix of the community and the cultural heritage of Scarborough.

      Yorkshire County Cricket Club home fixtures

4-day county championship game against Gloucestershire on Sunday June 23rd.

Two One Day Cup games at North Marine Road in August. Essex are the visitors on Tuesday August 6th and Leicestershire Foxes will play there on the 8.

 

4-day county championship game against Sussex on Thursday August 22. 

If you love adventure, it’s time to experience the biggest, the fastest, the wettest, the warmest, the cleanest, the waviest, the newest, the funniest, the most unlike any waterpark you’ve seen before waterpark.

Scarborough boasts some wonderful restaurants catering for all discerning tastes. We would personally recommend Lanterna Ristorante, Café Fish, Gianni’s Restaurant, Kam Sang, Antons Cafe Bar Grill, Scarborough Tandoori and Golden Grid all within walking distance. I should also mention the award winning Harbour Bar for the best ice creams.

Scarborough is ideally situated within close proximity to many places of interest and beauty. Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay, Filey, Castle Howard, Dalby Forest, Pickering, Helmsley and North York Moors National Park are all within easy access and with something unique to offer. For the railway buff there is The North Yorkshire Moors Railway.

Scarborough is host to a huge variety of concerts, festivals and conferences. I can only mention a few but please “follow” us on Twitter or “like” us on Facebook for the latest information as it becomes available for these events and many more.

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