Jurassic World is a huge, exciting theme park located on a remote island in the Pacific. The staff in the lab have been using genetic testing to learn about the creatures of the past, and to create one for the future – a new dinosaur. With the island packed full with tourists, the last thing that they need is for a threat to public safety. Sadly, that’s exactly what they get when their hybrid creature breaks loose.
With lives endangered, it is up to Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) to save everyone from total disaster. This hybrid dinosaur has been created with a remarkable level of intelligence, so catching her is going to be near impossible. Can they prevent the island from falling into total catastrophe?
22 years after the release of Jurassic Park comes the fourth instalment in the series, which is set to be one of the most thrilling and dramatic episodes yet. Directed by Colin Trevorrow, and featuring the trademark music that the franchise has become so known for, Jurassic World is a gripping action adventure which will be an unforgettable movie experience for fans both old and new.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Jurassic World is a huge, exciting theme park located on a remote island in the Pacific. The staff in the lab have been using genetic testing to learn about the creatures of the past, and to create one for the future – a new dinosaur. With the island packed full with tourists, the last thing that they need is for a threat to public safety. Sadly, that’s exactly what they get when their hybrid creature breaks loose.
With lives endangered, it is up to Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) to save everyone from total disaster. This hybrid dinosaur has been created with a remarkable level of intelligence, so catching her is going to be near impossible. Can they prevent the island from falling into total catastrophe?
22 years after the release of Jurassic Park comes the fourth instalment in the series, which is set to be one of the most thrilling and dramatic episodes yet. Directed by Colin Trevorrow, and featuring the trademark music that the franchise has become so known for, Jurassic World is a gripping action adventure which will be an unforgettable movie experience for fans both old and new.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Jurassic World is a huge, exciting theme park located on a remote island in the Pacific. The staff in the lab have been using genetic testing to learn about the creatures of the past, and to create one for the future – a new dinosaur. With the island packed full with tourists, the last thing that they need is for a threat to public safety. Sadly, that’s exactly what they get when their hybrid creature breaks loose.
With lives endangered, it is up to Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) to save everyone from total disaster. This hybrid dinosaur has been created with a remarkable level of intelligence, so catching her is going to be near impossible. Can they prevent the island from falling into total catastrophe?
22 years after the release of Jurassic Park comes the fourth instalment in the series, which is set to be one of the most thrilling and dramatic episodes yet. Directed by Colin Trevorrow, and featuring the trademark music that the franchise has become so known for, Jurassic World is a gripping action adventure which will be an unforgettable movie experience for fans both old and new.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Jurassic World is a huge, exciting theme park located on a remote island in the Pacific. The staff in the lab have been using genetic testing to learn about the creatures of the past, and to create one for the future – a new dinosaur. With the island packed full with tourists, the last thing that they need is for a threat to public safety. Sadly, that’s exactly what they get when their hybrid creature breaks loose.
With lives endangered, it is up to Owen (Chris Pratt) and Claire (Bryce Dallas Howard) to save everyone from total disaster. This hybrid dinosaur has been created with a remarkable level of intelligence, so catching her is going to be near impossible. Can they prevent the island from falling into total catastrophe?
22 years after the release of Jurassic Park comes the fourth instalment in the series, which is set to be one of the most thrilling and dramatic episodes yet. Directed by Colin Trevorrow, and featuring the trademark music that the franchise has become so known for, Jurassic World is a gripping action adventure which will be an unforgettable movie experience for fans both old and new.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
The Musicport team are pleased to announce the Sunday Lunchtime Open Mic sessions in the relaxed family friendly athmosphere of Whitby Pavilion's newly refurbished cafe.
It is 1947, and Sherlock Holmes lives in the peace and quiet of his Sussex home, surrounded by the bees he keeps, as well as his housekeeper and her son. Sherlock is 93 now, and as he attempts to recall the details of his last case, he finds that the minutiae begin to slip away from him.
With the inevitable decline of dementia creeping up on him, Sherlock tracks his memory loss with every passing day, and frantically struggles to document the case of Ann Kelmot. The details escape him more and more, but he is desperate to record it as he knows it happened, and not in the sensational way that Dr John Watson wrote down their adventures. Can Britain’s sharpest mind overcome the trials of memory loss?
This is Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen him before, played to perfection by star of stage and screen, Ian McKellen (The Hobbit: the Battle of the Five Armies). With supporting performances from Laura Linney (The Fifth Estate), Roger Allam (The Book Thief) and Hiroyuki Sanada (The Railway Man), Mr Holmes is a moving and gripping story about a national treasure, and his life after the end of his detective career.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Running Time: 103 mins
Sunday 19 July 7.30pm
Monday 20 July 2.30pm
Tuesday 21 July 7.30pm
Wednesday 22 July 7.30pm
Thursday 23 July 7.30pm
It is 1947, and Sherlock Holmes lives in the peace and quiet of his Sussex home, surrounded by the bees he keeps, as well as his housekeeper and her son. Sherlock is 93 now, and as he attempts to recall the details of his last case, he finds that the minutiae begin to slip away from him.
With the inevitable decline of dementia creeping up on him, Sherlock tracks his memory loss with every passing day, and frantically struggles to document the case of Ann Kelmot. The details escape him more and more, but he is desperate to record it as he knows it happened, and not in the sensational way that Dr John Watson wrote down their adventures. Can Britain’s sharpest mind overcome the trials of memory loss?
This is Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen him before, played to perfection by star of stage and screen, Ian McKellen (The Hobbit: the Battle of the Five Armies). With supporting performances from Laura Linney (The Fifth Estate), Roger Allam (The Book Thief) and Hiroyuki Sanada (The Railway Man), Mr Holmes is a moving and gripping story about a national treasure, and his life after the end of his detective career.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Running Time: 103 mins
Sunday 19 July 7.30pm
Monday 20 July 2.30pm
Tuesday 21 July 7.30pm
Wednesday 22 July 7.30pm
Thursday 23 July 7.30pm
It is 1947, and Sherlock Holmes lives in the peace and quiet of his Sussex home, surrounded by the bees he keeps, as well as his housekeeper and her son. Sherlock is 93 now, and as he attempts to recall the details of his last case, he finds that the minutiae begin to slip away from him.
With the inevitable decline of dementia creeping up on him, Sherlock tracks his memory loss with every passing day, and frantically struggles to document the case of Ann Kelmot. The details escape him more and more, but he is desperate to record it as he knows it happened, and not in the sensational way that Dr John Watson wrote down their adventures. Can Britain’s sharpest mind overcome the trials of memory loss?
This is Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen him before, played to perfection by star of stage and screen, Ian McKellen (The Hobbit: the Battle of the Five Armies). With supporting performances from Laura Linney (The Fifth Estate), Roger Allam (The Book Thief) and Hiroyuki Sanada (The Railway Man), Mr Holmes is a moving and gripping story about a national treasure, and his life after the end of his detective career.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Running Time: 103 mins
Sunday 19 July 7.30pm
Monday 20 July 2.30pm
Tuesday 21 July 7.30pm
Wednesday 22 July 7.30pm
Thursday 23 July 7.30pm
It is 1947, and Sherlock Holmes lives in the peace and quiet of his Sussex home, surrounded by the bees he keeps, as well as his housekeeper and her son. Sherlock is 93 now, and as he attempts to recall the details of his last case, he finds that the minutiae begin to slip away from him.
With the inevitable decline of dementia creeping up on him, Sherlock tracks his memory loss with every passing day, and frantically struggles to document the case of Ann Kelmot. The details escape him more and more, but he is desperate to record it as he knows it happened, and not in the sensational way that Dr John Watson wrote down their adventures. Can Britain’s sharpest mind overcome the trials of memory loss?
This is Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen him before, played to perfection by star of stage and screen, Ian McKellen (The Hobbit: the Battle of the Five Armies). With supporting performances from Laura Linney (The Fifth Estate), Roger Allam (The Book Thief) and Hiroyuki Sanada (The Railway Man), Mr Holmes is a moving and gripping story about a national treasure, and his life after the end of his detective career.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Running Time: 103 mins
Sunday 19 July 7.30pm
Monday 20 July 2.30pm
Tuesday 21 July 7.30pm
Wednesday 22 July 7.30pm
Thursday 23 July 7.30pm
It is 1947, and Sherlock Holmes lives in the peace and quiet of his Sussex home, surrounded by the bees he keeps, as well as his housekeeper and her son. Sherlock is 93 now, and as he attempts to recall the details of his last case, he finds that the minutiae begin to slip away from him.
With the inevitable decline of dementia creeping up on him, Sherlock tracks his memory loss with every passing day, and frantically struggles to document the case of Ann Kelmot. The details escape him more and more, but he is desperate to record it as he knows it happened, and not in the sensational way that Dr John Watson wrote down their adventures. Can Britain’s sharpest mind overcome the trials of memory loss?
This is Sherlock Holmes as you have never seen him before, played to perfection by star of stage and screen, Ian McKellen (The Hobbit: the Battle of the Five Armies). With supporting performances from Laura Linney (The Fifth Estate), Roger Allam (The Book Thief) and Hiroyuki Sanada (The Railway Man), Mr Holmes is a moving and gripping story about a national treasure, and his life after the end of his detective career.
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Running Time: 103 mins
Sunday 19 July 7.30pm
Monday 20 July 2.30pm
Tuesday 21 July 7.30pm
Wednesday 22 July 7.30pm
Thursday 23 July 7.30pm
Over thousands of centuries, the Minions have travelled the globe with just one aim in life – to find themselves a strong, powerful leader to give them guidance, balance and of course, a source of food.
Along the way they manage to acquire a huge variety of different leaders, from an almighty dinosaur, to the Pharaohs, Napoleon and even Count Dracula himself! Sadly, they all have a tendency to meet a rather unfortunate demise at the hands of the Minions – whose best intentions always seem to bring more harm than good.
When they reach the shores of New York, circa 1968, they are hopeful things might work out for them and a change is coming their way. Will Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the gang finally find their ideal leader or will they roam the earth eternally miserable?
This hilarious animated comedy features the voice talents of Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), Michael Keaton (Birdman), Allison Janney (American Beauty) and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Over thousands of centuries, the Minions have travelled the globe with just one aim in life – to find themselves a strong, powerful leader to give them guidance, balance and of course, a source of food.
Along the way they manage to acquire a huge variety of different leaders, from an almighty dinosaur, to the Pharaohs, Napoleon and even Count Dracula himself! Sadly, they all have a tendency to meet a rather unfortunate demise at the hands of the Minions – whose best intentions always seem to bring more harm than good.
When they reach the shores of New York, circa 1968, they are hopeful things might work out for them and a change is coming their way. Will Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the gang finally find their ideal leader or will they roam the earth eternally miserable?
This hilarious animated comedy features the voice talents of Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), Michael Keaton (Birdman), Allison Janney (American Beauty) and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Over thousands of centuries, the Minions have travelled the globe with just one aim in life – to find themselves a strong, powerful leader to give them guidance, balance and of course, a source of food.
Along the way they manage to acquire a huge variety of different leaders, from an almighty dinosaur, to the Pharaohs, Napoleon and even Count Dracula himself! Sadly, they all have a tendency to meet a rather unfortunate demise at the hands of the Minions – whose best intentions always seem to bring more harm than good.
When they reach the shores of New York, circa 1968, they are hopeful things might work out for them and a change is coming their way. Will Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the gang finally find their ideal leader or will they roam the earth eternally miserable?
This hilarious animated comedy features the voice talents of Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), Michael Keaton (Birdman), Allison Janney (American Beauty) and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
Over thousands of centuries, the Minions have travelled the globe with just one aim in life – to find themselves a strong, powerful leader to give them guidance, balance and of course, a source of food.
Along the way they manage to acquire a huge variety of different leaders, from an almighty dinosaur, to the Pharaohs, Napoleon and even Count Dracula himself! Sadly, they all have a tendency to meet a rather unfortunate demise at the hands of the Minions – whose best intentions always seem to bring more harm than good.
When they reach the shores of New York, circa 1968, they are hopeful things might work out for them and a change is coming their way. Will Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the gang finally find their ideal leader or will they roam the earth eternally miserable?
This hilarious animated comedy features the voice talents of Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), Michael Keaton (Birdman), Allison Janney (American Beauty) and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
Over thousands of centuries, the Minions have travelled the globe with just one aim in life – to find themselves a strong, powerful leader to give them guidance, balance and of course, a source of food.
Along the way they manage to acquire a huge variety of different leaders, from an almighty dinosaur, to the Pharaohs, Napoleon and even Count Dracula himself! Sadly, they all have a tendency to meet a rather unfortunate demise at the hands of the Minions – whose best intentions always seem to bring more harm than good.
When they reach the shores of New York, circa 1968, they are hopeful things might work out for them and a change is coming their way. Will Kevin, Stuart, Bob and the rest of the gang finally find their ideal leader or will they roam the earth eternally miserable?
This hilarious animated comedy features the voice talents of Sandra Bullock (Gravity), Jon Hamm (Mad Men), Michael Keaton (Birdman), Allison Janney (American Beauty) and Steve Coogan (Alan Partridge).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
Whitby & District Lions 6th Annual Charity Beer Festival aims to raise money for various local charities and good causes that Whitby Lions support, as well as supporting Whitby Lions Disability Scooter Programme and the club’s efforts to raise awareness of diabetes.
This year’s event will again be held at the Whitby Mission & Seafarers Centre, Haggersgate, for the second year running, after a very successful year in 2014. The festival is open from Thursday
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
The festival boasts more than 30 real ales and ciders, all available to sample (in ½ pint measures), giving you the perfect opportunity to experience and appreciate the wonderful variety of styles and flavours on offer. In addition, there will also be a variety of perrys to sample, traditionally brewed using only the best quality fruits. Fresh, locally produced food will be available throughout the festival period and may provide a complimentary addition to your choice of beverage.
Lions Beer Festival
Lions Beer Festival
The festival is open for all to enjoy and in the past has attracted an excellent variety of visitors including families, holiday makers and real ale enthusiasts! Everyone is warmly welcomed to the event, though we do aim to encourage a responsible and relaxed atmosphere for all to enjoy.
On behalf of Whitby & District Lions, we thank you for your past and continued support of this local charity event and look forward whole heartedly to seeing you there!
Entry Free
£5.00 entry fee includes: a commemorative festival glass tankard (to keep), Beer festival programme (complete with a real ale and cider guide) and 1 beer token.
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
Whitby & District Lions 6th Annual Charity Beer Festival aims to raise money for various local charities and good causes that Whitby Lions support, as well as supporting Whitby Lions Disability Scooter Programme and the club’s efforts to raise awareness of diabetes.
This year’s event will again be held at the Whitby Mission & Seafarers Centre, Haggersgate, for the second year running, after a very successful year in 2014. The festival is open from Thursday
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
The festival boasts more than 30 real ales and ciders, all available to sample (in ½ pint measures), giving you the perfect opportunity to experience and appreciate the wonderful variety of styles and flavours on offer. In addition, there will also be a variety of perrys to sample, traditionally brewed using only the best quality fruits. Fresh, locally produced food will be available throughout the festival period and may provide a complimentary addition to your choice of beverage.
Lions Beer Festival
Lions Beer Festival
The festival is open for all to enjoy and in the past has attracted an excellent variety of visitors including families, holiday makers and real ale enthusiasts! Everyone is warmly welcomed to the event, though we do aim to encourage a responsible and relaxed atmosphere for all to enjoy.
On behalf of Whitby & District Lions, we thank you for your past and continued support of this local charity event and look forward whole heartedly to seeing you there!
Entry Free
£5.00 entry fee includes: a commemorative festival glass tankard (to keep), Beer festival programme (complete with a real ale and cider guide) and 1 beer token.
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
Join us for a fossil hunting trip along the southern part of Robin Hoods Bay. This event is suitable for all the family as the access is very easy. We do suggest wellies or stout footwear, but we supply everything else.
Each trip is different, but we should find a wide range of fossils from the Jurassic, around 180 million years ago.
Meet: In the car park at the top of the path down to Boggle Hole (please note there is no vehicle access beyond the car park towards the Youth Hostel).
Tickets: Booking essential via Eventbrite website.
Adults: £5
5 - 16yrs: £4
Under 5s: FREE
Family Ticket (2 Adults & 3 children): £16
All under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
Please note we reserve the right to close bookings when we believe a trip has reached full capacity, therefore the 'tickets available' number on Eventbrite is for guidance only, we will always ensure we have enough leaders on the day.
Sorry but we can only offer refunds when we cancel a trip due to weather conditions or similar circumstances. If you are unable to make a trip you have booked please do contact us and we will do our best to offer you an alternative option.
Contact: If you have any questions about the trip please email us on contact@hiddenhorizons.co.uk.
Further Info: For more information about all of our events, including fossil hunts, rock pooling trips, dinosaur footprint walks, or our sessions for schools please visit www.hiddenhorizons.co.uk.
Join us for a fossil hunting trip along the southern part of Robin Hoods Bay.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
This Summer join our Hands On History Crew and discover the horrors of the Plague and medieval burials with a range of children’s interactive activities.
In 2012, Ted burst onto the silver screen to an unsuspecting audience and delighted film fans with his unique brand of bad bear behaviour. As he grows old disgracefully, his best mate John struggles to let go of childish things and saw his relationship with the beautiful Lori suffer as a result.
Ted 2 sees the next chapter in their enduring friendship and fans will be pleased to learn their antics are even more juvenile than ever. Will John let go of Ted and finally accept his responsibilities as a fully grown man, or will he succumb to the dark side and continue on a path littered with despair and destruction?
Ted (2012) took over £350m at the global box office, marking it a triumph for writer and director Seth MacFarlane, who also provides the voice of Ted. Mark Wahlberg (Transformers: Age of Extinction) returns alongside a new cast which includes Amanda Seyfried (Les Miserables, Mamma Mia), Liam Neeson (Walk Among the Tombstones, Taken 3) and Morgan Freeman (The Lego Movie, Dolphin Tale 2).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Whitby & District Lions 6th Annual Charity Beer Festival aims to raise money for various local charities and good causes that Whitby Lions support, as well as supporting Whitby Lions Disability Scooter Programme and the club’s efforts to raise awareness of diabetes.
This year’s event will again be held at the Whitby Mission & Seafarers Centre, Haggersgate, for the second year running, after a very successful year in 2014. The festival is open from Thursday
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
The festival boasts more than 30 real ales and ciders, all available to sample (in ½ pint measures), giving you the perfect opportunity to experience and appreciate the wonderful variety of styles and flavours on offer. In addition, there will also be a variety of perrys to sample, traditionally brewed using only the best quality fruits. Fresh, locally produced food will be available throughout the festival period and may provide a complimentary addition to your choice of beverage.
Lions Beer Festival
Lions Beer Festival
The festival is open for all to enjoy and in the past has attracted an excellent variety of visitors including families, holiday makers and real ale enthusiasts! Everyone is warmly welcomed to the event, though we do aim to encourage a responsible and relaxed atmosphere for all to enjoy.
On behalf of Whitby & District Lions, we thank you for your past and continued support of this local charity event and look forward whole heartedly to seeing you there!
Entry Free
£5.00 entry fee includes: a commemorative festival glass tankard (to keep), Beer festival programme (complete with a real ale and cider guide) and 1 beer token.
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
In 2012, Ted burst onto the silver screen to an unsuspecting audience and delighted film fans with his unique brand of bad bear behaviour. As he grows old disgracefully, his best mate John struggles to let go of childish things and saw his relationship with the beautiful Lori suffer as a result.
Ted 2 sees the next chapter in their enduring friendship and fans will be pleased to learn their antics are even more juvenile than ever. Will John let go of Ted and finally accept his responsibilities as a fully grown man, or will he succumb to the dark side and continue on a path littered with despair and destruction?
Ted (2012) took over £350m at the global box office, marking it a triumph for writer and director Seth MacFarlane, who also provides the voice of Ted. Mark Wahlberg (Transformers: Age of Extinction) returns alongside a new cast which includes Amanda Seyfried (Les Miserables, Mamma Mia), Liam Neeson (Walk Among the Tombstones, Taken 3) and Morgan Freeman (The Lego Movie, Dolphin Tale 2).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20
Whitby & District Lions 6th Annual Charity Beer Festival aims to raise money for various local charities and good causes that Whitby Lions support, as well as supporting Whitby Lions Disability Scooter Programme and the club’s efforts to raise awareness of diabetes.
This year’s event will again be held at the Whitby Mission & Seafarers Centre, Haggersgate, for the second year running, after a very successful year in 2014. The festival is open from Thursday
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
Whitby Lions Beer Festival
The festival boasts more than 30 real ales and ciders, all available to sample (in ½ pint measures), giving you the perfect opportunity to experience and appreciate the wonderful variety of styles and flavours on offer. In addition, there will also be a variety of perrys to sample, traditionally brewed using only the best quality fruits. Fresh, locally produced food will be available throughout the festival period and may provide a complimentary addition to your choice of beverage.
Lions Beer Festival
Lions Beer Festival
The festival is open for all to enjoy and in the past has attracted an excellent variety of visitors including families, holiday makers and real ale enthusiasts! Everyone is warmly welcomed to the event, though we do aim to encourage a responsible and relaxed atmosphere for all to enjoy.
On behalf of Whitby & District Lions, we thank you for your past and continued support of this local charity event and look forward whole heartedly to seeing you there!
Entry Free
£5.00 entry fee includes: a commemorative festival glass tankard (to keep), Beer festival programme (complete with a real ale and cider guide) and 1 beer token.
30th July until Sunday 2nd August, celebrating some of the finest local and regional handcrafted real ales that are produced by a range of widely credited Micro Breweries.
The Musicport team are pleased to announce the Sunday Lunchtime Open Mic sessions in the relaxed family friendly athmosphere of Whitby Pavilion's newly refurbished cafe.
In 2012, Ted burst onto the silver screen to an unsuspecting audience and delighted film fans with his unique brand of bad bear behaviour. As he grows old disgracefully, his best mate John struggles to let go of childish things and saw his relationship with the beautiful Lori suffer as a result.
Ted 2 sees the next chapter in their enduring friendship and fans will be pleased to learn their antics are even more juvenile than ever. Will John let go of Ted and finally accept his responsibilities as a fully grown man, or will he succumb to the dark side and continue on a path littered with despair and destruction?
Ted (2012) took over £350m at the global box office, marking it a triumph for writer and director Seth MacFarlane, who also provides the voice of Ted. Mark Wahlberg (Transformers: Age of Extinction) returns alongside a new cast which includes Amanda Seyfried (Les Miserables, Mamma Mia), Liam Neeson (Walk Among the Tombstones, Taken 3) and Morgan Freeman (The Lego Movie, Dolphin Tale 2).
Adults: £6 / Children: £5 / Friends of Whitby Pavilion: £5 / Family of 4: £20