NYMR Autumn Steam Gala Dates TBC
Intensive weekend of steam with visiting locomotives, freight trains and late-running services.
Steam galas, agricultural shows, Goth Weekend, folk week, dark skies and daffodils. The moors have a calendar worth planning around.
Intensive weekend of steam with visiting locomotives, freight trains and late-running services.
Pickering turns back the clock to the 1940s with re-enactors, vintage vehicles, big-band music and wartime trains.
Three days of world, folk and roots music from across the globe in the Pavilion on the West Cliff.
Celebration of the garden's heritage orchard with apple identification, pressing, tastings and stalls.
The abbey ruins lit in colour for the Halloween week, with Dracula readings and a dramatically different view of the East Cliff.
Twice-yearly gathering of goths, steampunks and Victorian costume in Dracula's town, with the Halloween edition the bigger of the two.
The market square fills with stalls, food, music and lights on the last Saturday in November.
Steam trains through the winter moors with Father Christmas on board and a present for every child.
Horned, furred and fearsome, the Krampus parade through the streets of Whitby on the first Saturday of December.
Long sword dancers in traditional dress tour the village on the Saturday after Plough Monday.
Fortnight of stargazing, night walks, astro-photography and talks celebrating the National Park's International Dark Sky Reserve status.
Goggles, brass and Victorian tailoring take over the Pavilion for a weekend of markets, music and tea duelling.
The wild daffodils of Farndale are usually at their best for a few weeks in late March and early April.
The railway's first big weekend of the season, with visiting engines and an intensive timetable.
The spring edition of Whitby's alternative music and costume weekend.
Celebration of the town's maritime heritage with cooking demonstrations, street food, boats and music.
Yorkshire's food capital hosts a three-day feast of producers, chefs, street food and demonstrations.
Sessions, singarounds, ceilidhs and dance sides in the steep streets and pubs of the Bay.
Open-air concerts by major artists in a natural forest arena, run by Forestry England.
Two weeks of classical music in abbeys, churches and stately homes around the southern edge of the moors.
Village games day with a hill race up the moor, tug of war, stalls and a duck race on Cod Beck.
The summer edition of the steampunk gathering: markets, music, costume and tea duelling by the sea.
The oldest gooseberry show in the country, held on the first Tuesday of August since 1800, with berries the size of hens' eggs.
The oldest sea regatta on the north-east coast: rowing races, a fair, aerobatics and fireworks.
Long-running agricultural show in the upper Esk Valley with livestock, horses, produce and a fell race.
Dale show at Chop Gate below the Cleveland Hills: sheep, horses, produce, crafts and a fell race up Cold Moor.
Traditional one-day agricultural show in the dale with sheep, horses, produce, crafts and a fell race.
A week of folk music, dance and song in pubs, halls and on the streets of the town.
Large agricultural show in the Esk Valley with livestock, horticulture, show jumping and gooseberries.
Bank holiday Monday show at the head of the daffodil dale: sheep, produce, terriers and a walking-stick competition.
End-of-summer show in the upper Esk Valley with sheepdog trials, fell racing and a strong sheep section.
Small show on the northern edge of the moors with a strong horse section and a fell race up onto Kildale Moor.
The fishing village opens its cottages as pop-up galleries for a weekend of art, music and heritage.
One of the largest one-day agricultural shows in the north, on the plain below the Cleveland Hills.
Dates TBC marks events whose typical timing we know but whose dates for this year have not yet been confirmed by the organiser. Always check with the organiser before travelling.
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