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Hull Trains partners with artistic sculpture trail to support local charity
Hull Trains is proud to be supporting a radical sculpture trail, which will see eye-catching six-foot tall rats placed across East Yorkshire, raising money for a local charity.
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Q&A with Maureen Lennon, writer of Guts! The Musical
Presented in partnership with Hull Maritime Museum, Hull Truck Theatre are excited to welcome audiences to the brand-new community production of Guts! The Musical (Saturday 29 June – Sunday 6 July).
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Volunteering opportunities available at July’s Beverley Puppet Festival
Career-developing volunteer positions for next month’s festival are open for applications.
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Fresh Ink: Hull Playwriting Festival reveals line-up
Middle Child have announced the full programme for Fresh Ink, a new annual playwriting festival coming to Hull’s Fruit Market on Saturday 20 and Sunday 21 July.
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The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra returns to Hull City Hall in Classics Series
As part of its continued commitment to bring world-class performers to the city, Hull City Hall has announced the line up for its upcoming season of classical concerts and lunchtime organ showcases.
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There’s a ghost ‘pottering about’ in the house
That famous pottery scene from the ’90s hit film Ghost will be recreated live on stage when Ghost The Musical wheels into Hull New Theatre next year from 29 April to 3 May.
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HEY Volunteers achieve White Badge accreditation as museums guides
Free tours of the city’s museums by newly trained volunteer tour guides are now available.
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Art students pay tribute to the Headscarf Revolutionaries
Talented art students are busy creating a mural and poignant tribute to Hull’s fishing heritage.
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Anne Brontë Celebration at St Mary’s, Lowgate
Everyone has heard of the Brontë sisters – they lived at Haworth, died young, had a drunken brother and wrote novels. Clever Charlotte wrote ‘Jane Eyre’ and eccentric Emily wrote ‘Wuthering Heights’. And then there was the other one. Anne.
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