Author: Editor

People of all ages and experience levels have a last chance to enter the Alec Gill and Giroscope International Photography Competition, and face-to-face help is available for anyone who would like support submitting their photographs online.

For audiences around the world, André Rieu’s Christmas concerts have become a much-loved part of the festive season. This December, the maestro returns to the big screen with his brand-new Christmas spectacular Let It Snow, coming to cinemas for two special days only on 5th and 6th December.

Hull will play host to OutdoorArtsUK’s national conference next year, following work to bring the event to the city by the Visit Hull and East Yorkshire Conference team at Hull City Council.

Three contemporary artists from the Pocklington area are coming together to present ‘SHARED SPACE’, a new exhibition running at the Pocklington Arts Centre from Saturday 31st October to Thursday 10th December.

The band, comprising Ewan MacPherson, Anna Hughes, and Jenny Sturgeon, has been a mainstay on the folk scene for over a decade.

A darkly comic drama about a teenage girl navigating life inside a doomsday cult will premiere at Hull’s newest theatre on Humber Street on Friday.

Chesney Hawkes is set to bring his first headline tour in over a decade to Pocklington Arts Centre on Friday 16th April 2027.

Hull’s got soul. And it’s got a Felabration.

Lee Arenberg, who played Pintel in the first three Pirates of the Caribbean films, will appear as special guest at The Music of Hans Zimmer & More, an evening of live film music at Hull City Hall on Saturday 21st November 2026.

John Bevan: Team Player – from Lions to League will be performed for one night in the Legends Lounge at Sewell Group Craven Park this October.

A unique book featuring a vision of Hull and East Yorkshire is to feature authors from the area.

Behind the Lens, written and directed by Falling Stars Theatre in collaboration with Welcome House Hull, tells the stories of people seeking sanctuary and explores what happens when an ordinary family encounters experiences very different from their own.

I was 23 when it came crashing into my life; without warning, when everything was going so well, just when I was really, really happy… With 90s pop, a costume box and a whole heap of glitter, Bright Places (Thursday 22nd and Friday 23rd October) is a darkly funny and deeply honest autobiographical story about growing up in the shadow of chronic illness.

Our Editor, Rich Sutherland, shares his thoughts on It Walks Around the House at Night at Hull Truck Theatre.

TV and theatre star, BAFTA-nominated producer and acclaimed Hull multi-disciplinary artist announced as judges for UNTHINKABLE festival Awards Night.

A personal reckoning with Jewish heritage and the Palestinian experience, from a Hull-made cast and crew.

Hull Truck Theatre are delighted to announce the general on sale of a brand-new contemporary drama production for the Godber Studio. SPIDERS will kick off their programme of produced work in January 2027, celebrating iconic gothic grunge nightclub, Spiders. Written by and starring Martha Godber, the show will be on stage from Thursday 28th January – Saturday 13th February 2027.

This Christmas, Connexin Live will be transformed into a frozen wonderland as the classic fairy tale, which inspired Disney’s Snow White, comes to life on ice.

Leeds-based Red Ladder Theatre Company and Hull’s Silent Uproar have joined forces to produce a powerful new play from an exciting and original voice in northern theatre.

A Different Thread return to Hull to play at the iconic New Adelphi Club as part of their 20-date UK album release tour, sharing the stage with Northeast folk rock outfit Driven Serious.