Things To Do In Yorkshire

10/06/2025

04/11/2024

Tickets are now available for Hull NHS Choir 10th Anniversary Christmas Concert at Hull Minster, Hull on Thu 12 Dec 2024 at 7:30PM. Click the link for further information and to secure your tickets now!

04/11/2024

Trinity Market is gearing up for the return of free Christmas performances every Saturday on the run up to Christmas. Santa Cl...

24/09/2024

Check out our short video of the Spurn Migration Festival, from earlier this month. Spurn Bird Observatory BTO British Trust for Ornithology Wader Quest Curlew Action Vine House Farm

The Spurn Peninsula on Yorkshire’s East Coast is a "magical place" especially for birdwatching, and every September birders congregate here for the Spurn Mig...

23/09/2024

13/09/2024

SPECTACULAR ROCKFACE IN THE DALES

Malham Cove is an awe-inspiring, geological surprise, in the green heartland of the Yorkshire Dales.

Towering 80m high, this amphitheatre-shaped cliff, formed from limestone rock is an easily accessible attraction via a footpath from the village of Malham that’s also suitable for pushchairs and mobility scooters.

Of the many notes of trivia that go with Malham Cove, the location featured in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1.

10/09/2024

SPURN MIGFEST 2024

Another successful Spurn Migration Festival took place over the weekend, with a few hundred turning up to enjoy an exciting programme of activities, from Friday through to Sunday evening.

This annual festival to celebrate and observe bird migration at Spurn, began in September 2013, and has continued to grow year on year. Today, the festival is jointly staged by the Spurn Bird Observatory Trust (SBOT) and the BTO British Trust for Ornithology (BTO).

This year’s Friday night, keynote speaker was the distinguished Swedish ornithologist, Lars Svensson.

TTDIY was there, making a short video of the event, which will be published on our YouTube channel soon – be sure to check it out.

09/09/2024

Across the Humber Bridge

02/09/2024

AND WE’LL ALL GO TOGETHER…

The North York Moors turn a spectacular purple at this time of year, when the heather flowers burst into bloom.

August and September is usually the time to experience this breathtaking sight, along with the gentle hum of honeybees, damselflies, moths and butterflies.

These pictures were captured just south of Goathland, near the RAF Fylingdales radar station.

20/08/2024

A 199-YEAR-OLD WHALE STORY

There are historic English country houses open as tourist attractions all over the country, however, Burton Constable Hall in the East Riding of Yorkshire boasts a rather unusual exhibit that sets it apart.

Located in one of the barns is the impressive skeleton from a large 18-metre bull s***m whale which was found to have stranded itself on Tunstall beach, 14km away on the Holderness Coastline, almost 200 years ago, back in April 1825.

In those early 19th century days, the large skeleton was put on display, amazing the general public of the time. The crowds who turned out to view the giant whale bones inspired American novelist, Herman Melville, to write about the scene in his famous book, Moby Dick.

12/08/2024

Humber Street Sesh is Hull's biggest music festival, first held in 2012. Featuring more than 90 bands/artists, plus DJ's, performing across nine sound stages...