A Thirsk-based charity has welcomed a new chief executive. Ian Read has joined Rural Arts, an organisation which aims to deliver inspiring and inclusive creative opportunities that enrich lives and connect communities. Ian joins the […]
Kiplin Hall and Gardens are celebrating World Earth Day this year with the opening of their new sculpture trail. The trail, which was designed by artist Shane Green, features timber structures, carved by chainsaw that […]
A proposal to erect a statue to mark a historic event likened to the Les Miserables in which a Victorian child bread thief was jailed has been warmly welcomed. North Yorkshire councillors have approved celebrated […]
A new luxury cinema is set to open in in Northallerton shortly. Everyman says its 39th venue will open at the Treadmills site this spring. A spokesperson for the cinema chain said: “Everyman promises a […]
Thirsk-based charity Rural Arts will soon have a new CEO at the helm. Michael Slavin joins the organisation from York Theatre Royal where he spent five years as operations director. The news comes following the […]
Work is set to start next month on a new cinema in Northallerton. The Everyman Cinema is the latest phase of the £17m Treadmills scheme being delivered by Central Northallerton Development Company Ltd (CNDCL), a […]
Judge Jules, Toploader and The Hoosiers are among the performers booked for the new North Yorkshire Music Festival., which is taking place near Northallerton this summer. Canada Fields Park will be home to the North […]
Thirsk-based Rural Arts has reopened its doors to the public after five months of closure due to Covid-19 restrictions. The re-opening of The Courthouse coincides with the completion of extensive refurbishments to the Grade II […]
Thirsk-based arts charity Rural Arts has launched a new project to reduce loneliness and isolation caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Through 11 artistic commissions delivered across North Yorkshire, Rural Arts will provide creative experiences and […]
Thirsk-based Rural Arts has been awarded £115,000 as part of the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund (CRF) to help survive the Covid-19 pandemic. The funding will ensure Rural Arts can continue to deliver safe, […]
© Hambleton Today. All Rights Reserved. | Legal | Privacy Policy