Exploring Swinnergill & Arngill
2023-08-06 10:30 - 14:30 (Europe/London) | Keld Resource Centre, Richmond
A scenic walk through Beldi Hill & Swinnergill mining complexes along Ivelet side to West Arngill and back along Hartlakes. The walk will cover the lead mining history and farming traditions of the dale.
Please bring a packed lunch. All dogs must be kept on leads at all times. Distance: 4.5 miles. Difficulty: Moderate/Difficult with some steep hillside paths.

The Handlebards – A Midsummer Night’s Dream
2023-08-04 19:00 - 21:00 | Bolton Castle, DL8 4ET
Join the HandleBards at Bolton Castle for a hilarious, high-octane production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Four young lovers find themselves lost in a magical forest, where the Fairy King and Queen are fighting for the possession of a changeling boy. A group of amateur actors head to the same forest to rehearse for a play. Humans and fairies collide and hilarity ensues.
This is an outdoor production, so please bring your own chair or blanket to sit on, a picnic to dig into, and dress for the weather!

Bingley Festival..
2023-08-03 - 2023-08-06 | Bingley Festival, Myrtle Park, Myrtle Grove, Bingley, BD16 2LQ
https://bingleyweekender.co.uk/lineup/

HI SIENNA are a female-fronted, alternative-pop band from Manchester, UK. Their unique song-writing, infectious melodies and boisterous live performances captivate audiences from start to finish.
Formed in late 2019, they bounced onto the scene with their debut single, Favourite Thing, headlined Manchester’s Deaf Institute and supported Scouting For Girls at the O2 Ritz.
Lead singer PoppyJo’s unique vocals are often compared to the likes of Cerys Matthews and (a very manc) Bjork, with the band mostly taking influence from the 80’s and 90’s music scene and their Manchester roots.

Emerging from Wigan, a small industrial town just outside Manchester in the North of England, Stanleys are the next in a long line of illustrious musicians to emerge from the town. Bands and artists ranging from George Formby Senior and Junior to The Verve, Starsailor to The Lathums are proud to call Wigan home, eventually taking their poignant songwriting across the rest of the country and Stanleys are set to follow in their footsteps.
Perhaps there’s something about hearing a regional accent singing in full flow that’s endearing, or their jangly riffs and subtle drum beats reminiscent of other great North West bands such as The Smiths or The La’s. Some would argue the recognisable relatable stories told by front man Tom Concannon is the focal point of the band, with Jake Dorsman (guitar), Harry Ivory (bass) and Rob Hilton (drums and backing vocals) completing the line up. But ultimately, it is a combination of all these things that have seen Stanleys make their mark on the North West scene so quickly.

BERRIES are a London based trio who have been gaining increasing recognition for their incendiary blend of Rock, Grunge and Indie sounds. Their debut album ‘How We Function’ is out now on Xtra Mile Recordings.

The four mates from Leeds portray a sound characteristic of their age, exuding tongue in cheek short stories about culture and life. From rock anthems to feel good melodies The Sheratons proudly express their individual and collective talents to make refreshing yet relevant music.   Since The Sheratons formed they have caught the well respected ears of BBC 6 DJ Steve Lamacq, Radio X DJ John Kennedy and industry legend Alan Mcgee. To add to their acclaim BBC Introducing DJ’s Alan Raw and Jericho Keys have taken a keen liking to the band, pushing The Sheratons to the frontier of the UK’s up and coming music scene. They have also been tipped off for success by This Feeling playing in London for their “Big in 2022”, with stellar sets at Y Not Festival, Isle Of Wight Festival, Bingley Weekender and Gateways Festival backing up the claims.

Dirty Blonde are a fierce female alternative duo comprising members Ailis Mackay (vocals, guitar) and Hayley Tait (guitar, backing vocals).
Hailing from the North West of England the duo have quickly gathered pace as one of the most exciting new acts right now and were praised as ‘one of the most exciting acts to come though Radio 1’s Future Alternative’.
Adept at delivering storytelling arena ready anthems, Dirty Blonde live shows are a must see. The girls have the ability to address each crowd uniquely whilst playing tightly honed songs with heavy riffs leaving everyone wanting more. It’s clear to see why they are growing such a dedicated fanbase in such a short space of time, shaping 2023 up to be a busy year ahead.

Newcastle-based musician Liam Fender’s genuine, intuitive and articulate songs are proof that music truly can be a calling. “I haven’t chosen to do this,” he says. “It’s just in my DNA.” If you’ve joined the dots between Liam’s surname and his place of birth you may think he’s onto something with his point about DNA, but his earthy, honest songs showcase an artist in his own right, with Love Will Conquer just a small taste of what’s to come. Liam describes his style as post-industrial romance, taking lyrical and thematic cues from the likes of Richard Hawley. “There’s a distinct sense of a bygone era,” he says, “but in all that you find real people, real voices and real stories.”

Refining her talents as a songwriter and vocalist at Manchester’s BIMM, Abbie Ozard was catapulted into the public consciousness after signing with Liverpool based Modern Sky Entertainment UK.
The continued successes across fan engagement, media coverage and musical development caught the attention of London based independent label House Anxiety – home to Genesis Owusu, Bad Boy Chiller Crew and carpetgarden. Previous acclaimed signees include King Krule, Courtney Barnett and Vagabon.
Since the signing, Abbie has spent the summer of 2021 writing and recording in London with Will Bloomfield, recognised for his work with Alfie Templeman. During this period, she has developed a more mature sound – evolving beyond the confines of her bedroom-pop origins, without losing any of her infectious spark. The first taste of this new era is set to be revealed in late 2021, laying the groundwork for a defining 2022.

Alternative Pop outfit Hourglvss create a sound that purposefully lives in the divide between fantasy and reality. Citing inspiration from artists such as Wendy and Lisa, Depeche mode, Confidence Man and Self Esteem. Hourglvss tell tales of love and loss with hypnotic vocals, intoxicating harmonies while displaying a forceful sense of groove and drama that transverses through Pop and Clubland.
The Band have received great support from BBC INTRODUCING & BBC 6MUSIC with HUW STEPHENS calling ‘Cool Reaction’ – “An Undisputed Pop Banger” and BBC WALES Adam Walton stating “the best from every Era”
The band are currently producing new music, “expect heartbreak, happiness and late night feelings as we explore the realms of love, pain, mental health, vulnerability, and youth through an electro girl pop lens.”

TRAMPOLENE were formed in 2014 in the green, green grass of Swansea, South Wales, by handsome local enigma Jack Jones the self styled ‘dole-queue Dylan Thomas’, who met bassist Wayne Thomas when he tried to bum a fag off him outside a chip shop in Fforestfach. Following the swathe cut by Welsh heroes The Manic Street Preachers and Super Furry Animals TRAMPOLENE have composed a clutch of extraordinary songs that speak of the ordinary existential struggle of a stony broke dreamer armed only with a loud guitar and an overdue library book.
TRAMPOLENE have toured continuously, with stand out supports for Liam Gallagher, The Libertines, Kasabian, Buzzcocks, Peter Doherty, Reverend & The Makers, The Enemy, Pretty Vicious, Catfish & The Bottlemen and Carl Barat & The Jackals. In 2018 the band played their biggest headline tour to date including a sold out night at The Scala in London and appeared at BBC Biggest Weekend, Truck Festival, The Great Escape, Y Not, Victorious, Cotton Clouds and Kendall Calling festivals. During 2019 the band tour with the Sherlocks and Kasabian and in 2020 toured with the Libertines and Sherlocks. 2022 saw TRAMPOLENE open the prestigious Swansea Arena in Wales and so far in 2023 TRAMPOLENE have played two tours of the UK, February (Independent Venue Week) and April (Sold-out shows in Swansea/London/Manchester/Bristol), they will also be playing Summer Festivals accross the UK and Europe.

Dea Matrona was formed in 2018 by school friends Mollie McGinn and Orlaith Forsythe. The wave of support started through the band’s viral busking videos with over 8 million views on YouTube. The band have had 2 singles reach No.1 on the U.K iTunes Rock Charts

WEEKEND TICKETS
Includes:

Access to the music arena FROM THURSDAY 3RD – SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST 2023

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Weekend Adult Ticket (Age 16+)
£159.00 (+ fees) – BUY NOW
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£89.00 (+ fees) – BUY NOW
Weekend Child Ticket (Age 6-10)
£39.00 (+ fees) – BUY NOW

CAMPING
Includes:

Camping from THURSDAY 3RD – SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST 2023 (4 Nights)
1x Parking Pass

Adult Camping (Age 16+)
£49.00 – BUY NOW
Concession Camping (Age 11 – 15yrs)
£25.00 – BUY NOW
Under 11yrs Camping
£0.00 – BUY NOW
Live In Vehicles (Motorhomes, Camper vans) No caravans.
£79.00 –
THURSDAY DAY TICKETS
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Access to the music arena ON THURSDAY 3RD AUGUST 2023 ONLY

Adult Thursday Day Ticket (Age 16+)

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Teen Thursday Day Ticket (Age 11-15)
£10 (plus fees) – BUY NOW
Child Thursday Day Ticket (Age 6-10)
£5 (plus fees) – BUY NOW
Age 5 and Under Day Ticket
FRIDAY DAY TICKETS
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Access to the music arena ON FRIDAY 4TH AUGUST 2023 ONLY

Adult Friday Day Ticket (Age 16+)
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Teen Friday Day Ticket (Age 11-15)
£30.00 (+ fees) – BUY NOW
Child Friday Day Ticket (Age 6-10)
£15.00 (+ fees) –
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Access to the music arena ON SATURDAY 5TH AUGUST 2023 ONLY

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Access to the music arena ON SUNDAY 6TH AUGUST 2023 ONLY

Adult Sunday Day Ticket (Age 16+)
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Child Sunday Day Ticket (Age 6-10)
£15.00 (+ fees) –

Weeton Show 2023
2023-07-30 | Weeton Show, Weeton Lane, LS17 0AN
What’s On

Gates open 9AM

All the usual classics – Punch and Judy, brass bands, ferret racing, candy floss, ice cream and pints of Weeton Wiggle. Watch riders in the horse & pony classes, be entertained by gundogs, hounds, vintage tractors and shows throughout the day on the main event field.

Indulge in a bit of light shopping in local food, trade and craft stalls. Or if you are feeling athletic take part in one of the many traditional sporting events! Maybe bring a pet to one of the small animal classes? Whatever you decide you are sure to have a fun and relaxing day out.

Pride in the Dales
2023-07-29 | Grassington Town Hall, Main Street, Grassington, BD23 5AA
Held in the heart of Grassington, Pride in the Dales is a fun-filled day of parades, live performances, and activities that are suitable for all ages.
This event is an opportunity for everybody to come together and show their support for the LGBTQ+ community. We strive to create a safe and inclusive environment where everyone is able to express themselves and be accepted for who they are. Come and join us for a day of celebration and pride!

Richmond Wander
2023-07-26 14:00 - 15:30 | The Green Howards Museum, Richmond, DL10 4QN
The Richmond Wander is a spectacular way to learn about our city; planes, prisoners, boats, boots, bridges, nurses, Normans, Belgians, castles, and trains are all featured.
Beginning at the museum, your knowledgeable guide will lead you on a tour of Richmond, allowing you to enjoy the scenery while spotting traces of the city’s military past.
If you have not recently visited Richmond, this is a must. Even if you have visited our fascinating city many times before, you are certain to learn something new.
The Wander is appropriate for all age groups. Richmond is a hilly city, so if you are considering attending this event, you should be able to walk for approximately one hour on and off without difficulty.
FIND ACCOMMODATION IN RICHMOND

Print a meadow family workshop
2023-07-26 10:00 - 16:00 | Dales Countryside Museum, Burtersett Road Station Yard, Hawes, DL8 3NT
Join artist Hester Cox for one of her hour long sessions. Hester will demonstrate how to create simple stamps of the flowers, grasses, insects and birds that you find in the beautiful hay meadows of the Yorkshire Dales.
You can then print a card to take home as well as print on a collaborative piece.
Fun for all.
FULL INFORMATION

Aldborough & Boroughbridge Agricultural Show..
2023-07-23 | Newby Hall, Ripon, H94 5AE
For the fifth year, the Aldborough & Boroughbridge Agricultural Show is returning to the spectacular setting of Newby Hall, nr. Ripon. The prestigious show, to be held on Sunday July 23rd includes entry into the award winning gardens and legendary adventure playground, complete with pedalo boats, zip wire and miniature railway! Access to the beautiful Georgian house is also available on the day at a discounted rate.
This unique collaboration will provide the ultimate Yorkshire family day out and will give visitors the opportunity to explore local farming practices and see some of the best livestock, vintage vehicles and produce grown in the local area.
This is an exciting opportunity for local people to show off their talents with a whole host of competitions in many varied categories, including baking, handicrafts, horticulture, children’s classes, flower arranging, photography and farm produce! For our four legged friends’ there will be dog, cattle and sheep showing classes and for the equine lovers there will also be our horse and donkey classes. The heavy horses will also be an integral part of the show, along with the fabulous private driving classes. The Grand Ring will play host to spectacular displays and competitions with the children’s races and terrier racing always a huge hit. Newby season ticket holders receive a 50% discount on the day – no need to book, just bring your membership card. Historic Houses cards NOT accepted on show day.
Gate Prices: (2023)
£12.50 Adult on the Day £10 online
£6.00 Children over 12 £4 online
Under 12s Free
Discounted tickets are available on the Newby Hall website.
Entry to the main showfield from 10 a.m. Horse rings accessible from 8 a.m.

The Yorkshire Dales Food and Drink Festival 2023
2023-07-21 - 2023-07-23 | Funkirk Farm, Carleton, Skipton, BD23 3AB
The Yorkshire Dales Food & Wine Festival tickets are available now!
On July 21–23, 2023, Funkirk Farm will host the largest food and drink festival in the UK with an amazing lineup of renowned chefs!
Come up close and personal with Si King from the Hairy Bikers, James Martin from Yorkshire, and Gino D’Acampo in the special big top theatre kitchen.
Our festival is jam-packed with a tonne of foodie events. You can enjoy a stellar lineup of culinary talent on one of our many kitchen stages, sip champagne in the VIP lounge, practise your cooking skills at one of the many cookery schools, sample tastes and tipples in a masterclass, and get hands-on in a workshop.
Children enjoy festivals just as much as adults do, and there are a tonne of activities available to keep them occupied.
Create sandcastles in the enormous sandpit, ride farmer John’s miniature tractors, learn how to cook in the kid’s cooking school, meet some animal friends at the petting farm, dress up for the princess party, cut, stick, and colour in the crafting tent, get dirty in the mud kitchen, and dance to the music of the kids disco.
Beginning on Friday, July 21, the weekend’s live music lineup features incredible tribute performances by the Wannabe Spice Girls, Katy Perry, We Are Champion Queen, and Take That Live in addition to well-known performers DJ Gok Wan, Pat Sharp, Brutus Gold’s Love Train, and The Zoots Sounds of the 80s. Put on your best costume, apply some glitter, and dance the night away!

The 164th Great Yorkshire Show..
2023-07-11 - 2023-07-14 | The Great Yorkshire Show Ground, Railway Road, Harrogate, HG2 8NZ
If you are a member of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society you DO NOT need to buy tickets to the Show. Members will have access to all four days, you WILL need to bring your membership card with you on all the days you attend.
As visitor numbers will be capped each day, tickets were only available to purchase in advance and will not be available to purchase on the gate.
Tickets are non transferable, as tickets are day specific they cannot be used or swapped for an alternative day.
Ticket booking deadlines (subject to availability):

By phone & post – 5pm on 4 July 2023
E-tickets – midnight the evening before you wish to attend (subject to availability)
Grandstand tickets (these DO NOT give entry to the Show) – advance e-tickets end at midnight on Saturday 8 July 2023. Tickets will be available to purchase from the Grandstand Ticket Office during the Show (subject to availability

Ticket Prices 2023

Adult
£32

Child (age 5-18)*
£13

Family (2 adults and up to 3 children)
£80

*Under 5’s are FREE and do not require a ticket

Grandstand Tickets

Grandstand tickets for 2023 will be available to purchase online or by calling 01423 541222 (9am – 5pm, Mon- Fri) as from 1st November 2022.
NB: Grandstand tickets DO NOT give entry to the Show.

Tickets for Disabled Visitors & Carers

Click here to find out more about tickets for disabled visitors and carers

Ticket Outlets

Due to ticket numbers being capped each day for 2023, tickets for the Great Yorkshire Show are only available to purchase online or by calling the ticket line 01423 541222 (Mon-Fri, 9am-5pm) from 1 November 2022.

Bringing a Group to the Great Yorkshire Show?
Group discounts are available for groups of more than 15 until 16 June 2023.

Bringing a School Party to the Great Yorkshire Show?
Discounts are available for school parties. Take a look at our School Visits page for more details

Disabled Parking
Sainsbury’s car park, off Wetherby Road, is the designated disabled visitors’ car park with easy access to both Yellow and Green entrances. Access to the show is via the Orange entrance with the availability of a drop off/pick up point from Sainsbury’s car park.
Local Authority Permits (Blue Badges) or Great Yorkshire Show Disabled Parking Labels should be clearly displayed. Blue badge holders do not require a GYS label.
Parking spaces cannot be reserved in advance and are available on a first come, first served basis. If the car park is full additional parking will be available in alternative areas.
Most walkways around the Showground are hard standing with ramps that are accessible by wheelchairs. Grass avenues are also rolled to help with access around the Show.
The Showground is however on a slope which can mean a degree of effort to push a wheelchair around.
Tickets for Disabled Visitors & Carers
As from 2023, carer tickets no longer need to be arranged in advance. However, all visiting guests except for the carer require a purchased entry ticket which are available online or via the ticket line (subject to availability).
Carers can now gain free entry on the day, so that one carer will be able to enter the Great Yorkshire Show when accompanying a guest who cannot cope without their support.
To gain free entry for the carer on the day of your visit to the Show, you will need to present one of the following forms of documentation at the gate:

A valid Blue badge
Allowance Book or Letter confirming Entitlement to Disability Living Allowance (DLA), or Personal Independence Payments (PIP)
Attendance Allowance or Carer’s Allowance letter of award
Incapacity Benefit books or confirmation letter
Certificate of Visual Impairment (CVI) or BD8

Advanced Mobility
Advanced Mobility offer a wheelchair and electric scooter hire service at the 2023 Great Yorkshire Show. They are situated on Third Avenue near the Orange Entrance.
Prices for 2023 are: £30 large/medium electric scooter, £10 manual wheelchair
To hire a scooter or wheelchair click here to visit the Advanced Mobility website or call 01274 297777.

Disabled Toilets
Most toilets on the Showground have disabled facilities. These are clearly shown on maps located around the Showground or in the Souvenir Programme.
Changing Places Facility
A changing facility for disabled children and adults is available in Hall 2. This has more space and includes a height adjustable adult-sized changing bench and hoist.
Please visit our colleagues at the information point in Hall 1 and they will be able to arrange access.
Grandstand Access
Wheelchair viewing platforms are available for disabled visitors and their carers at either end of the Grandstand. These are free and allocated on a first come, first served basis.
There is a £5 booking charge for the remainder of the Grandstand. Information about booking tickets will be available in November 2021.

Malton Show..
2023-06-25 | Malton Show, Scampston Park, situated about 4½ miles East of Malton,, Malton, YO2 8NZ
Equine Timetable 2023

Schedules/Entry Forms 2023

Full 2023 Schedule
Horse Schedule 2023
Horse Classes Entry Form 2023
Craft Tent Application Form 2023
Adult Art Entry Form 2023
Baking Entry Form 2023
Childrens Section Entry Form 2023
Cattle Entry Form 2023
Sheep and Goats Entry Form 2023
Handicraft Entry Form 2023
Horticultural Entry Form 2023
Poultry & Pigeon Entry Form 2023
Rabbit & Cavies Entry Form 2023
Sheep Dog Trials Entry Form 2023
Vintage Tractor Entry Form 2023
Classic Car Entry Form 2023

Sheep Movement Forms 2023

LIS 1 Transfer IN
LIS 1 Transfer OUT

Malton Agricultural Society Membership

Annual Membership and Application Form Download 2023

Malton Show Sponsorship

Sponsorship Pack 2023 Download
Sponsorship Letter 2023
Sponsorship Application Form 2023 Download

Trade Applications for 2023 now OPEN:

Download application form in WORD format
Download application form in PDF format

Results
Malton Show 2022 Results

Horse Results
Cattle Results
Sheep and Goat Results
Horticulture Results
Fur & Feather Results (Rabbits, Pigeons and Eggs)
Vintage Machinery / Best Trade Stand / Sheep Dog Trials

Malton Show 2019 Results

Horse Results
Goat Classes
Cattle Classes
Sheep Classes
Fur & Feather Classes

Malton Show 2018 Results

Cattle Classes
Sheep Classes
Goat Classes
Classic Cars
Vintage Tractors
Fur and Feather
Horticulture
Art Competition
Horse Results

Malton Show 2017 Results

Horse Classes
Cattle Classes
Sheep (and Goats) Classes
Sheep Dog Trials
Tractor Cups
Classic Cars
Fur & Feather
Trade Stand Results

Malton Show 2016 Results

Cattle Classes
Sheep Classes
Sheep Dog Trials
Tractor Cups
Classic Cars

Wensleydale Concert Series
2023-05-13 08:00 - 2023-09-16 17:00 | St. Andrew’s Church, Aysgarth, Church Bank, Aysgarth, DL8 3SR
A series of seven classical concerts by world class musicians held at St Andrew’s Church Aysgarth between May and September 2023.
This year’s line-up includes flute and harp duo Meera Maharaj and Lucy Nolan, the world famous Fitzwilliam Quartet, Ivana Gavric, piano, the Pixels Ensemble, Mark Bebbington, piano, Moray Welsh, cello, and Martin Roscoe piano, Ben Goldsheider, horn, and Huw Watkins, piano.
