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There's already plenty to see and do for adults at this year’s Coastival arts festival, sponsored by Wold Top, and it's been revealed that young attendees will get two full days of activities just for them too. Organisers have put together a bumper programme - under the banner of Rollercoastival - over 13th and 14th February. Everything from artwork to theatre to music to reading, felting and origami is included, with most of the activities free. Unique events include inclusive and interactive storytelling in the Cloud Collector, for children aged 10 and under, in the Spa Regency Room 2 from...

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Join us at Wold Top Brewery on Thursday 10th March as we host a Linkee Pub Night! Linkee works by players finding a final answer that links the rest together, proving it's not what you know, it's how you connect what you know! Get together a team of 4 and join us to play the cult shout-outy party game!  From 7pm-11pm on 10th March. Entry is by ticket only at £5 per person, please call Anne on 01723 892222 or email info@muddysoulsevents.co.uk for more information. 

This event has been postponed until further notice, please contact Beverley Racecourse for more information.  Join us for an evening of food and drink at Beverley Racecourse on Friday 26th February.  The Wold Top team are presenting a selection of our fine craft ales including Humber Light, Marmalade Porter and Wold Gold, alongside tasty mini foods. Tickets are £20, please contact Beverley Racecourse for more information. 

Pupils from a Scarborough primary school have been playing their part in preparations for one of the spectacular attractions of the next Coastival arts festival. ‘A Light to Guide’ will be a lit story trail through the Scarborough Spa gardens and South Cliff and a glittering part of Coastival when it is held in February.  To prepare the story, Yorkshire-based arts organisation Responsible Fishing UK has been working with children from East Ayton Primary School. They held workshops during which children from years five and six were encouraged to let their imaginations run wild to create the story. The story...