Whats on in Whitby

• Apollo Players go back to the 60s
  CATCH the sights and sounds of the Apollo Players in their forthcoming fabulous 60s show.
• Artists open studio doors to public
  THE Whitby area's artists are throwing open their doors to the public so they can get a glimpse of them creating their work.
• Band's Whitby tribute to Sweden's finest
  A TOP all-live ABBA show is coming to Whitby Pavilion for one night only next month.
• Choir set to end Whitby Sunday season
  MARSKE Fishermen's Choir will bring Whitby Pavilion's Sunday Evening Concert season to a wonderful finale on Sunday.
• Comedian in Whitby fund-raiser
  A FANTASTIC fund-raising weekend is on the cards with Friends of Whitby Pavilion, as one of Whitby's favourite summer entertainers, comedian Don Reid, makes a welcome retu
• Danby hosts society show
  PRIORY Art Society members are exhibiting some of their work at the North York Moors National Park Centre in Danby.
• East coast artwork showing in Whitby
  VISITORS to Whitby's Tourist Information Centre can see an exhibition of Walter C Foster's (1887 to 1929) work from Monday.
• Glaisdale legend told in short film
  A FILM has been made about Beggar's Bridge in Glaisdale – on a shoestring budget.
• Grainger to perform at Danby Castle
  DANBY Castle, formerly the stately home of the Neville Family and one Catherine Parr, will be the unusual setting for a forthcoming concert by Commondale singer and songwrit
• Heartbeat actor stars in play premiere
  EX-Heartbeat actor David Lonsdale and a Glaisdale actor and director have joined forces to take to the stage for a world premiere of a new play.
• Hopper set for folk club gig
  A HIGHLY-regarded singer songwriter will be taking centre stage in Robin Hood's Bay for a special folk club gig tonight.
• Last chance to see Hickey images at gallery
  FOR a different view of North Yorkshire and the North East, June's Photographer of the Month at Sue and Steve Photography, The Gallery in Guisborough is a must-see event.
• Lou exhibits photos in 'Bay
  ROBIN Hood's Bay's Lou Hughes has spent two years photographing the village in new and imaginative ways.
• Moors president publishes memoirs
  AS part of celebrations for its 25th year, the North Yorkshire Moors Association has published the memoirs of its President, Derek Statham, who was the National Park Officer f
• Mulgrave Castle gardens open
  MULGRAVE Castle Gardens in Lythe will be open to the public this Sunday.
• New children's book sure to be a whizz
  WHITBY children's author James David has launched a brand new book this summer packed full of fun for children.
• Pavilion set for sounds of the Sixties
  The sound of the Swinging Sixties is coming to Whitby this weekend as Whitby Pavilion hosts its bi-annual festival.
• Pirates set to invade Whitby Abbey
  WHITBY Abbey's Pirate season comes to a colourful conclusion over the Bank Holiday Weekend when the whole site will be overrun by scurvy sea dogs, smugglers and other 18th
• Spectacular photos at Whitby display
  AN exhibition of spectacular photographs by Teeside artist Gerald Hickey opens at Whitby's Pannett Art Gallery next Friday (10 September).
• St Hilda's voices to raise charity cash
  PUPILS at Whitby's St Hilda's Primary School will once again be showcasing their talents at their spectacular annual summer fund-raising concert on Wednesday.
• Star-studded line-up for festival
  CLASSIC music fans will love the internationally star-studded line-up at the North York Moors Chamber Music Festival.
• TV soap stars in Whitby production
  TWO television soap stars are appearing in a forthcoming production with a twist at Whitby Pavilion Theatre.
• Whitby 60s festival's 10th birthday
  WHITBY'S 60s Music Festival is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a spectacular line-up.
• Whitby Pavilion autumn line-up revealed
  THE autumn line-up of live music and entertainment has been unveiled by bosses at Whitby Pavilion.
• Whitby theatre group seeks new recruits
  THE hunt is on for a rehearsal accompanist for the forthcoming rehearsals of Whitby Area Musical Theatre Company's December production