Night to Remember at York Barbican tenth anniversay concert
A Night to Remember celebrates it tenth anniversary year with a huge production at Barbican on Thursday, September 14.
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Acomb will be rocking this weekend as Mothership festival returns
Acomb will be rocking this weekend as Mothership festival returns
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A Night to Remember at York Barbican raised more than £24,000
A Night to Remember at York Barbican raised more than £24,000
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York Food & Drink Festival boost for St Leonard's Hospice
MORE than £4,000 has been raised for St Leonards Hospice at the recent Live for St Leonards music festival.
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Autumnal delights
Always look on the Mr Brightside of life – and snap up one of the remaining tickets to see The Killerz at the Milton Rooms in Malton.
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How the show went on on a 'Night to Remember'
IT was supposed to be a big, fun, fundraising concert bringing the community back together after the silence of Covid.
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What's on in and around York: things to do from the weekend
Whats on in and around York - things to do from this weekend
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Last chance for early bird tickets for Meadowfest in Malton
A SUMMER music festival will return to a North Yorkshire town in July, bringing harmonies and melodies to the area with top musicians.
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Get a move on - early bird tickets for Yorkshire's Meadowfest - headlined by the Feeling - are selling fast
Early bird tickets to Malton’s boutique summer event Meadowfest – headlined by the Feeling – are selling fast.
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Last chance for early bird tickets to Meadowfest
Yorkshire’s biggest party band HUGE! will be just one of the many talented acts from Yorkshire playing at Meadowfest in support of this year’s…
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