Raymond Gubbay Limited is pleased to announce that Varna International Ballet and Orchestra will return to the UK after a hugely successful debut in 2023. This season they will bring much-loved classical ballets The Nutcracker, Swan Lake and Sleeping Beauty to Hull New Theatre from 29 -31 January 2024.
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It’s a bumper bundle at Hull City Hall
Just in time for Christmas, Hull City Hall announces a ‘magnificent seven’ with everything from comedy and music to West End favourites and a ghost or two.
Continue readingFerens announces first exhibition of 2024
A new exhibition celebrating disability will open at Ferens Art Gallery in February 2024.
Continue readingImpact of string music on different genres
a set of simple principles. A string is pulled taut across a resonating body, and then actuated. The pitch of the resulting tone will depend on the length of the string – which means that a player can select a note by depressing the string at a certain point on the neck of the instrument.
Continue readingPocklington Arts Centre announces auditorium improvements
Pocklington Arts Centre has today announced that it has received funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund to make significant accessibility improvements to the auditorium.
Continue readingLocal stroke survivors, students and musicians from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra join forces
Local stroke survivors, students and musicians from the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra join forces for the final public concert of STROKESTRA® at St Stephen’s Shopping Centre on Friday 15 December 2023.
Continue readingPeople’s panto, Red Riding Hood, opens at Social next week
Tickets are selling fast for the latest Middle Child panto, which opens at Social on Thursday 21 December, with a story chosen by last year’s audience.
Continue readingFrom Past to Present: New exhibition at Humber Street Gallery captures Hull over four decades
Humber Street Gallery presents You and Me in HU3, an exhibition of storytelling, community and friendship from photographers George Norris and Russell Boyce. Through combining analogue black and white photographs with ongoing collaborative work, the exhibition explores four decades of change across the community in Hull.
Continue readingFreedom Festival Arts Trust transcending boundaries and making waves globally
An evaluation report on Freedom Festival Arts Trust events demonstrates a positive impact on the city of Hull. Local and visiting audiences spent an estimated £4 million within the local economy.
Continue readingEdwina Hayes to perform at East Yorkshire brewery live music session
Talented Driffield singer-songwriter Edwina Hayes will perform at Wold Newton-based Wold Top Brewery on Saturday 27 January 2024.
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