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They’re back! Let’s imagine you lived in another city, and you picked up their (likely inferior) version of Your Local Link. The chances are that the February issue of that magazine would heavily reference Valentine’s Day as a theme, and the intro would be filled with puns about kissing and romantic dinner dates and jokes about sending yourself cards from invented admirers. But not in York. No, because February in our incredible city isn’t about romance and soppy stuff, and instead we don armour, hoist our favourite axes, and charge into battle screaming murderous things. Aww, aren’t we great? That is because February is Viking month, when the highlight becomes a group of ferocious invaders barrelling

around the quaint streets, swigging ale and boasting about their beards. Even the women. The Jorvik Viking Festival returns to the city, 20th-26th, bringing with it the usual mayhem, re-enactments, exhibitions, food, and frivolity. Check our special feature detailing all that is happening. But hey... no likey Vikings, no worries. There is still plenty of other great things to do this month, unrelated to aggressive Norsemen. You could take our Treasure Hunt exploring the area around Leeman Road, check out our Time Travel feature about St Lawrence Church, enter our awesome competitions, and revel in our content that doesn’t reference huge beards. Either way, big bear hugs! ADVERTISING DEADLINE 10TH FEB 2017 SARAH

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Head for the hills as York has once again been invaded by the Vikings! You’d think we would have put up a fence or something, as apparently they caused a bit of damage when they rocked up in the 9th century. Still, the Jorvik Viking Festival is back with pillage-based fun and games and we have all the deets in our special listings section.

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22-23. KRYSTAL’S GEMS. Krystal quit smoking this month. Obviously, that is great news. But if you’re a smokey smoker yourself – woah! Prepare for a telling off. Make way for a particularly high horse, folks.

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Doing something he’s always mocked others for doing, Howie has started to go running this month. And, incredibly, he isn’t being chased by an angry vicar this time.

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8. Competitions 12-13. Dear Daphne 14-15. Horoscopes 24-25. TREASURE HUNT. 16. Join the Club Leeman Road – beautiful, breath20. Puzzles taking, world-renowned. Well, it’s 32-33. Business interesting at least, and if the York 30-31. Sport Report Central development plan goes ahead, 34-37. Motors it’ll soon be changing. Therefore we 38-50. Your home & garden take a stroll along and around it while 55-61. Your family & you we still can. 62-67. Health & Beauty 80-82. Food & Drink 86-99. Classified – at a glance 99-102. Jobs, jobs, jobs… 68. EVENTS HOTLIST. 103. Trades & Services directory The crème de la crème of this month.

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The King and I has to be one of the best-known musicals, boasting classic songs such as Getting To Know You, Shall We Dance, and I have Dreamed. York Light Opera will be bringing a fresh new production of Oscar Hammerstein’s show to the York Theatre Royal, 8th-18th March, retelling the tale of Anna and the King of Siam. Find out more at www.yorktheatreroyal.co.uk

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Send your answer (along with your name, address and daytime contact number) on a postcard marked ‘King and I Competition’ to the address on page six, or via email to competitions@yourlocallink.co.uk The competition ends on 28th February so don’t delay. Terms and conditions apply. Good luck.

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How many connected trampolines are there in Energi? Send your answer (along with your name, address and daytime contact number) on a postcard marked ‘Energi Competition’ to the address on page six, or via email to competitions@ yourlocallink.co.uk The competition ends on 28th February so don’t delay. Terms and conditions apply. Good luck.

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STUDIES. DON’T YOU JUST LOVE THEM? I don’t mean the little space that you dream of having in your house, rather than trying to work on the kitchen table. No: I mean those things that tell you that you are going to die if you drink red wine. Unless you eat enough tomatoes, in which case you will live to be 1,000. Unless you live on Fulford Road (or any main road), in which case you will get dementia and won’t notice what you’re eating and drinking. And so on. Indeed, I could live (and, probably, die) off the useless health and safety information in surveys. Which is why I was so glad to find one lurking in my inbox which contained some particularly shocking news. Modern mums are struggling to keep a proper eye on their children, it said. This ‘hard-hitting’ study (commissioned some time ago by a stair-gate manufacturer, no less) of 3,000 mothers found that seven in ten are

so very busy that – horrors! – they are regularly forced to leave their children to play unsupervised while carrying out household chores. The report also found 40 per cent of parents admit their child has been injured around the house while they themselves were busy cooking, cleaning and juggling aspects of domestic life. And the majority of ‘helpless mums’ (love it) say it’s impossible to keep an eye on their child permanently to prevent accidents. As this study was commissioned by a stair-gate manufacturer, the solution is, obviously, a stair-gate. But what I’m wondering is how many of these mothers told the truth? The most common distraction for mothers is, apparently, cooking. Ironing and hoovering are also blamed by this virtuous cohort. Then again, I can’t blame them. After all, who apart from me would ever admit that they let their toddler fall downstairs while trying to eat a coat-

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‘WHAT’S THAT, DEAR? YOUR ARM HAS DROPPED OFF? I’LL HAVE A LOOK AT IT ONCE I’VE JUST CHECKED THE HALFPRICE CASHMERE CARDIS’. Hoovering? Otherwise known as Rightmove. Otherwise known as having a quick look to see what you could afford for £200,000, and somehow finding yourself increasing your price range ever so slightly, just for interest, until you end up wondering if you could get a mortgage for £1.3 million for your dream house on the Mount (honestly! It’s fine! You’d only have to take in 20 lodgers and run it as a BnB and sell the children. Still, it’s

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And how would Winchester - down south! - beat them both to be named as ‘best place to live in the UK’? Just goes to show that people, when surveyed, say the first silly thing that comes into their heads. Let’s face it: the real top five accident-causing maternal distractions are something entirely different. Cleaning? Evidently a synonym for ‘cleaning up during the Boden sale’. I can only imagine there’s a spike in accidents immediately postChristmas.

another way to prevent them from having accidents). And then, of course, there’s Mumsnet - specifically invented to stop mothers from engaging with their children (‘my DD has just fallen out of the window. Am I Being Unreasonable to be on Mumsnet now? [crying with laughter emoji]’. Not to mention Facebook, where you can post endless photos of your perfect, shiny children enjoying the Great Outdoors while they draw blood over possession of the TV remote in the next door room. So much for surveys. But hang on a moment. I now see that this is all encapsulated in the survey’s Good Mummy list. Only they call it

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It seems that the study was right after all.

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Dear Daphne, When I first met my girlfriend she was such CHANGE a good laugh, easy going and helpful. I quickly fell in love OF with her, and we’ve now been together for nearly a year. HEART I still love her, but she’s become a completely different person over the last few months. She gets jealous easily, and cries when I want to go out with my lad mates, she expects me to order and pay for her drinks, demands affection when I’m busy, and expects me to do the majority of the housework. The only time she contributes is to occasionally cook a meal because she feels like it. I didn’t sign up for this and I just want things to go back to how they were before we moved in together. Anon, Huntington As I’m reading this I’m thinking about how different it would sound if it came

Hey Daph, I recently decided that I would undertake a new hobby that I’ve been wanting to do for ages. I always imagined that I would love painting and create good stuff as I’m naturally creative. So I was pretty gutted when I started my course to find it’s a lot harder than I anticipated and I have no natural talent in this area. I’ve now spent a fair bit of time and money doing the course to find myself incredibly disappointed and disheartened. I’ve already paid for another four weeks, but I’m wondering whether to cut my losses and not go back. Alison, Bishopthorpe Road

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Noooooo, what a rubbish feeling! I’m sorry that you feel disappointed, but let’s take a reality check: so, first things first, you were dead foolish to assume that a skill just comes naturally as soon as you apply yourself - doesn’t happen that way. And thank God it doesn’t! Can you actually imagine if certain people could just pick up a paint brush for the first time, bang out a Mona Lisa and become millionaires overnight? Nuh-Uh, not fair and not real life. These things take time and practice. Stick at it, try your best and don’t get too disheartened when things don’t turn out how you imagine! from your girlfriend’s perspective! However, she hasn’t written in, so I won’t be giving her advice. From your viewpoint, she’s had some pretty demanding expectations of you since you moved in that you didn’t anticipate. Fair enough, I wouldn’t like it either. New love can turn your world upside down and I can put my hands up and say I’ve been jealous of new boyfriends going out with their lad mates in the past. I think in my teenage days I even tried to stop it happening by turning on the water works - now that I look back I realise I was out of order, and it may have even been helpful for someone to tell me that I was being selfish. Bear this in mind with your girlfriend - but keep it tactful and above board! The best way to tackle this is to put the kettle on and have a chat about how you feel. It is 2017 and we’re pushing gender equality on BOTH sides - neither of you should be doing more housework than the other if you don’t want to. and as for the buying drinks tell her to get her blummin' purse out. No fair!

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In some ways February could be a bit of a struggle! Work routines do not excite you and continuing on from an earlier theme, this may well be a time to look around and see if there is anything else more worthy of your time and talent. Financially things are sound enough for the time being, but there still isn’t enough cash in the kitty for you to do half the things you would like to do. Add to this mixture the fact that you are probably quite tired at the moment – and it

is the kind of tiredness that cannot be put right by just getting a couple of early nights. Diets and exercise regimes might help, but a good long holiday would help a whole lot more! On a very mundane level, problems with a car might cost you a few bob, and on a brighter note, some celebrations in the wind concerning the achievements of children and younger people in the family.

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a bit of fun. Life may have become a wee bit of a drudge lately, and you’ll be in the mood to do something to change the energies around you. You’ll be impulsive on the 11th but with no harm done.

Wonderful opportunities to put much of your past behind you and to concentrate on where you’re going rather than where you’ve been. A member of the opposite sex goes out of their way to be supportive – and if there are romantic agendas here, so much the better! This is a time for finding new hope for the future, and in some cases, new love.

ARIES 21ST MAR - 20TH APR If you’ve had a problem with

bureaucracy, including utility companies, you should see a successful resolution to this business before the end of the month. You might not be delighted at the outcome but you’ll be a lot happier than you were before Christmas. You’ll make a mistake on the 14th but will to make up for it by the 20th.

TAURUS 21ST APR - 21ST M Many Taureans will use Valentine’s Day on the 14th as an excuse for having a night on the town (with or without partner) just to let off steam and have

GEMINI 22ND MAY - 21ST JUN If you feel that life is going a bit too fast for you, you’ll get the chance to slow things down around the 10th or 11th but it will mean putting your foot down on a matter of principle. On the work scene, if a promotion passes you by, for God’s sake, let it go!

There are better, and more lucrative pathways for you to follow!

CANCER 22ND JUN- 22ND JUL On one level, some red tape might delay some of your plans, but this provides you with a welcome breathing space in which to reassess and re-evaluate some of your plans and ideas. Cast a glance into your history and make a point of learning from old mistakes. The 17th / 18th should see a number of key situations falling into place.

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A calmer atmosphere in all domestic situations should relieve tensions in emotional relationships, and this might be a good time to find some new solutions to old problems that persistently keep popping up. Unexpected encounters with interesting strangers could well enhance your love life, and maybe there are two particular dates to consider – the 4th and the 16th.

Possibly, much to your own surprise, there is a notable boost of financial optimism coming into play which should enable you to take a longer look into the next two or three years of your future and see a number of new options and opportunities. If you have to change some of your plans and timetables around the 13th or 14th do so without hesitation!

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They say that patience is a virtue, and some of the patience you have shown recently, now begins to be rewarded! Even if this is only in relatively small ways, they are steps in the right direction! Having said that, there may be a number of lingering domestic tensions, and these should be dealt with tactfully and with a degree of caution.

Strong energies of emotional harmony within established unions, which is very good news if there have been a few tensions in the wind since Christmas. New (and possibly first) loves for younger members of the sign, and overall, very favourable romantic aspects across the board! The 10th and the 20th could both be red letter days in affairs of the heart.

LIBRA 23RD SEP - 23RD OCT Putting it bluntly, there is a danger of overspending in February, and like it or not, you really do need to be a bit careful and frugal, at least until after the 19th when finances become a little less critical. Arguments with partners have money concerns at their core, and there has to be some room here for a more considered approach to fiscal priorities.

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Join us as we journey back in time. No pushing. THIS MONTH: ST LAWRENCE CHURCH If you were looking for a big church, obviously you'd eye-up York Minster. But Top Trump fans might have often wondered what, after the Minster, is the biggest church in York. You might not think too much to it as you pass by on Lawrence Street, but St Lawrence church holds the number two slot... but we don't care about that. At. All. Because this month's Time Travel feature is not about the history of the current St Lawrence, but rather the church after which the Victorian behemoth we have today was named. If you have ever approached the existing church from Lawrence Street you might have noticed a curious stone tower standing by itself in the church yard. This tower was part of the first St Lawrence church which sat happy on this spot since the 12th century – and maybe even earlier.

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The medieval church was dedicated to St Lawrence, possibly in direct reference to the Basillica of Saint Lawrence Outside the Walls, in Rome. Because it was, and still is, outside of the York's protective walls, just off the main road heading to Walmgate Bar. First mentioned in 1194, the site probably had some form of church on or near it for a long time before that, due to it's location near the major road, and because it was so close to the pre-Norman centre of York on Walmgate. The medieval St Lawrence was a simple building with a single aisle and the surviving tower at the western end. Today a line of paving slabs and headstones has been used to show the approximate position of the now-removed building. If you get a chance, check those headstones out, as some of them belong to the Yarburgh and Hesketh families of Heslington Hall, who have featured in these pages in the past. In fact, Sir John Vanburgh, designer of Castle Howard and all-round adventuring chap, married Henrietta Yarburgh there in 1719.

But why just a tower? Well, it isn't because churches were only made from square towers in those days, but because the majority of the building was pulled down in 1881 by those lovely Victorians to build the huge mega-church behind it. However, it wasn't the first time the church had lost a chunk of it's substance, as during the Siege of York in 1644 is was heavily damaged. Those with keen memories might remember the article we wrote about nearby Lamel Hill (now in the grounds of The Retreat) and how, during the siege, it was used as a place to rain down cannon balls on Walmgate Bar – with the poor church right in the middle. Hand-to-hand fighting between the defending Royalists and attacking Parliamentarians took place in the grave yard itself, and by the end of the war the church was in near ruins. Fortunately, just twenty years later, it was fully restored, with the ornate Norman doorway having survived. That doorway is still there today – although facing in the wrong direction: east, instead of the original north. Those meddling Victorians! Anything for a bit of picturesque symmetry, eh?

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The York Civic Trust are currently restoring the monument, and already it seems to have been cleared of the grass and ivy which has been ironically growing over the carved ivy of the ornate stonework. To what extent it will be restored, we don't yet know, but the structure is one of the best graves and monuments with an actual well-known story attached to it. In a city with thousands of lost, displaced, and destroyed headstones, that is rare.

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York is in a perpetual state of change; just wander about the city and notice all the cranes and scaffolding for proof of that. One area that might soon see huge change is Leeman Road, as plans to develop the York Central site continue to get backing. And so we take a walk along it, before that change takes place.

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Rounding the bend, you’re now on Leeman Road heading toward the railway tunnel. • In what year was the extension to the hotel built? • What is the bridge called?

Walk through the tunnel (the pedestrian bit, mind!) and alight near to the entrance to the National railway Museum. • What is the speed limit “Within this yard”? • What is the widest a vehicle can be to enter the York Commuter Car park?

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We start by the Leeman statue, by the crossroads of Station Rise and Station Road. • Before we get started, what is this chap’s first name?

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On the other side of the bridge, follow the main road, Garfield Terrace, to the left. • On Leeman Apartments, when was “Branch No. 3” opened? • Following the road, Livingstone Street, to the right, on what kind of building will you see further reference to this area’s namesake? • Why might a house along here require quite thin occupants? • Why might you want to stop and salute the shop on the corner of Bromley street?

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RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN RUN...

Howard Mosley-Chalk is a father and a husband. But more importantly he is a man. These are his (un)manly words.

If all goes to plan and society as we know it is still operating, you'll be receiving this issue toward the end of January. So... how did you do? I'm referring, of course, to New Year resolutions and how, four weeks(ish) after the start of the year, most people have either given up or are ploughing on successfully. Are you a plougher? I ask, because for the first time in my life, I set a New Year goal. I know, right? I'm usually the one guffawing at the 'January Club'; buying gym clothes and running shoes and copious amounts of kale on the 1st of the month, then forgetting about it all by the 4th. “The New Year doesn't mean anything,” I yelled, walking by Sports Direct. “If you didn't want to go for a run in December, you're not going to now. Ha!”

So I've started running. Seriously... I run now. I am a runner.

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To clarify, nobody is chasing me, nor am I late for anything. However, I was late for a train recently and ran most of the way to the station. Something I do now, because I'm a runner. I run. 'Oh look, there's Howard. Running'. I've never been a runner. I think I was six when I decided that. Don't get me wrong; I've always enjoyed sports, and at school pretty much dominated at Tae-Kwon-Do and the triple jump - an interesting mix, I'm sure you'll agree. Once, I combined them to form my own sport: Tri-Know-Jump. I was also quite active at uni, doing lots of physical theatre and girl-kissing (high five!), and even in recent years

I've discovered a love of cycling. But running was... well, too simple. You can't cycle without a bike, and you can't do a jumping round-house kick to someone's face without being

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what that car finds so funny?” (part of the reg was LOL), and “Oh, they must be a chef!” (it was PAN). Now that I'm running I have time to spot really good ones, like WEE (“I can see why they're driving so fast!”), ELF (“Must be off back to the North Pole!”), and JRK (“What a jerk!” - not very original, that one). Of course all these witty observations are made to myself, while alone, running, which my wife must feel sad about. She loves it.

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So I do hope your January Club idea will expand into a 2017 Club idea, and then continue for your whole life. Unless your New Year resolution was 'do killings', in which I hope you quit on the 1st. Of January, not your first killing. I mean I hope you didn't kill anyone, at all. Go running instead. I'm not sure, as I only saw it for a second, but I think someone who live on The Mount has a number plate with BUM on it. Come running with me – we'll find it together.

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MARKETING ONE-TO-ONE by John Allsopp

LET’S TALK ABOUT BRANDING. Most people think their branding is their logo. Their company colours, and their logo. I say that’s maybe only a third of what makes a brand. Let’s look at the other two thirds.

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someone from Newcastle. Just that little bit of information about someone lets you start to model them in your head and imagine what they are like. What you are getting to are their values. Once you know someone’s values, you can understand them.

An army needs an enemy and if you would like an army of followers who love what you do, then it helps to identify what you are all against. Apple is against the PC. BetaBrand is against boredom. Aldi is against retail bloat. I’m not here to increase hate, but .. identify who you stand against.

Brands are tidied-up people, and they live by brand values. Want to work out yours? I’ve a snappy way to do that here: bit.ly/brandNotLogo

Next up is brand personality. Are you going to answer the phone like Monday, or is there a personality in there? Let’s let it show. Are you sincere, exciting, competent, sophisticated or rugged? Again, it’s fairly quick and easy to work this out: let me know if you want a hand. This is different to brand values. One

Let’s start with the easy questions: what is consciousness, religion and When people encounter your what makes us different from the brand for the first time, a short-cut animals? We are social animals. We to knowing your values is to know get an evolutionary advantage if we where you are from. You need a can second-guess what another creation story. person might do. In order to plan-out Unless you have absolute clarity of what your brand stands for, scenarios, we need to Mark Baynes, global cmo, Kellogg Co. imagine ourselves in the everything else is irrelevant. action, so, one theory I understand, by the way, that if you says our sense of self is a by-product can be happy-go-lucky and support are, say, a garage door guy, this seems of that ability to mentally model other equality, or serious and support like a rather more than you need. people. equality. But I would choose my garage door When we meet a new person, a Finally, you need a leader. Who is that guy based on shared values .. cheap shortcut to understanding them is garage door man OR well engineered person who embodies all this? to know where they are from. You garage door woman OR latest-gadget Look at every moment when you, can feel it happening if you think of your people and your business garage door man. Create your backsomeone from Cambridge versus connect with a customer and think story and publish it somewhere.

about how you could bring all this to bear on that moment. Make a list. Try one thing and see how it goes. Make those moments special. Keep going. Wanna do none of this? I get that a lot. It’s normal. Normal gets you normal, but there’s more, you know it. It takes courage to stand out, but all of this gets you noticed and attracts the right customers. John Allsopp is a freelance marketer. He was a PR guy from 1981 until 2000 when he went to Scarborough campus and got a first class degree in Internet Computing. He built websites until online marketing became a thing. Nowadays he offers marketing director services to companies who are not ready to employ someone full time and he offers content marketing services (SEO, social media, traffic generation, PR), websites that work and general marketing advice and help through surgemarketing. co.uk john@ johnallsopp. co.uk / 01723 376477

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with Dan Tait Last month I spoke of something a football fan should never speak of; optimism. You would think after 25 years of supporting the Minstermen I would have learnt to be more cautious. This is of course after revelling in the win over North Ferriby on Boxing Day, only to be brought back down to earth in the reverse fixture on New Years Day. Perhaps a trip to the village of Ferriby near Hull was a sign of things to come, or rather an indication of what we supporters can expect should York suffer a second successive relegation; this time to the Conference North/ Abyss. After standing in arctic conditions in a large single file queue to get in, I heard the welcome shout of “can you move down and use ALL of the turnstiles please” to which I noticed a second one available! Then, once

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“... felt like standing on the Knavesmire with a couple of stands” inside what felt like standing on the Knavesmire with a couple of stands around the side, I managed to find a seat very close to what was called the ‘press box’, though it appeared as though ‘press’ was confused with the word ‘shoe’. Joking aside it seemed we had every right to be optimistic; a first away win for 18 months, a

first league win in the best part of four months, and manager Gary Mills celebrating via a lap of honour punching the air. What could possibly go wrong playing the part-time villagers again just a few days down the line? Well obviously a role reversal of Boxing Day and one our Yorkshire neighbours fully deserved.

Hopefully February’s key fixtures will result in a fruitful return for Gary Mills’ team. A crunch, six pointer game against Maidstone United on Saturday February 11th at Bootham Crescent could have serious significance in the battle for survival. February’s other home game comes against Gateshead on the 25th. That game will also have added significance given Gary Mills used to be their manager, and they have a number of ex-York players within their ranks - let alone the game at Gateshead finished 6-1 to the Heed. So revenge may be in the air, though more for our supporters given most of that side have now moved onto pastures new; a luxury York fans don’t have. It seems at the minute football is once again going mad. Managers coming and going quicker than some songs are staying at Number One in the charts. Hull parted with Mike Phelan just 85 days after appointing him on a three year contract. I heard someone say

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that it was in the same week that their youth team coach, Peter Ndlovu, was also sacked, though on second glance I am guessing it’s just so someone can say “You’ve lost Ndlovu and Phelan”. If that’s not mad enough we have China throwing money like confetti at footballers with Carlos Tevez earning a reported £650,000 per week for his stint in the Chinese Super League. This is the same Carlos Tevez who two years ago asked Juventus to tear up the last year of his contract as his only motivation was to finish his career at his beloved hometown club Boca Juniors. Wonder why he changed his mind?

were both training in the gym aiming to build on their impressive unbeaten records at the event topped by Harry “The Pocklington Rocket” Matthews, who is fighting for the British Challenge Belt. All of Glenn Banks stable train regularly in Layerthorpe at the York Masters Boxing club with Holmes and Gordon chomping at the bit to perform in their home town having previously fought as home fighters on shows in Leeds. Banks said: “Naturally I am excited to be bringing pro boxing back to York but the hard work starts now. We also have two more York shows pencilled in for July and October”. Also starring are Scarborough prospect George Rhodes, Bradford’s Hamed Ghaz, Leeds David Zubzyrcki, and Goole’s Matthew Wrigglesworth. n Tickets are priced £35 and are available from Glenn Banks (07842464466), Harry Matthews (07973737964), Danny Holmes (07712435985), or Paul Gordon (07734235230).

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COME ON, CANADA... Of all the places in the world where you expect drivers to be good with icy conditions, its Canada. But, as one viral video has shown, even our Commonwealth cousins have the occasional slip-ups. Captured by passers-by and posted to YouTube, a comically slow pile up occurred on the Cote du Beaver Hall in Montreal, where several cars, two buses, a police car, and – ironically – a mobile plough all slid down the hill to gently crash into each other at a junction. Fortunately nobody was hurt, but is was nice to see that the plough continued to spread salt and grit, even as it smashed into the police car. That’s one hell of a public servant in that vehicle! Check out the video for yourself by typing Montreal pileup into YouTube.

The Future Now Our main issue with the future is that it is ages away. That problem is all the more evident after seeing the proposed car of 2040, created by South Korean designer Minwoong Im. The futuristic Mercedes, which the designer has proposed will be a fairly standard car to see on the roads by 2040, not only looks incredible but will also feature a light-as-a-feather graphene body and be powered by the air. Yes, the air – that stuff that is everywhere for free! Thing is, we really can’t wait another 24 years for a car that looks that cool, so come on motoring scientists... HURRY UP! 004 RC 0912 24/07/2012 17:11 Page 4

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HOME HIGHLIGHTS FROM CES 2017 The past month saw the biggest names in tech gather in Las Vegas for the Consumer Electronic Show 2017. The expo reveals the latest in gadgets and home appliances, showing what will be available to buy this year and also what innovations will be made in the future. As ever, I’ve kept a keen eye open to check out the latest gizmos for the home, and I certainly wasn’t disappointed this year. One of the most surprising products on show was the W7 Wallpaper OLED TV from LG. This 4K screen is only a few millimetres thick, meaning it can be mounted directly to your wall, like hanging a picture. It’s a tad pricey right now ($8000 plus!) but it highlights what all TVs will look like in a few years.

THAT’S COLD, MAN Another LG product to catch my eye was the Smart InstaView Fridge. With it, you can place grocery orders with your voice,

control the rest of your smart connected home, play games, watch Netflix, and it even keeps your food cold! Meanwhile, it seems Samsung have upped their washing machine game with the FlexWash. This machine has two separate compartments which can run at the same time; one to wash a load a clothes, and the other to dry a load. Whirlpool also revealed several cooking gadgets that let you scan the barcodes on food packaging, send the info to the machines, then they know how to perfectly cook the food in question. It’s like you’re already a top-class chef! So it seems the future is... well, very convenient. n Visit www.htodd.co.uk

Adam Lowman from Linley & Simpson looks ahead to 2017. The property market in 2016 saw some big changes. There was the change in stamp duty for buy-to-let and second home owners, and of course there was Brexit; but even with these changes the market has continued to move along at a good pace.

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is to strip down objects to their essential qualities in order to achieve simplicity. Over the past couple of years, minimalism has become a bit of a movement in terms of lifestyle. Many bloggers and writers have tried minimalism in an attempt to reduce stress and allow more time for meaningful living. Don’t know where to begin? Of course we’ve got the rundown to hand…

Yep, if you have two of the same thing, it has got to go - take your duplicates, put them in a cardboard

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FEBRUARY IS THE MONTH TO GET PLANNING FOR THE GROWING SEASON AHEAD. What better way to do that than with some swanky new garden tools?

Why not take advantage of all the forthcoming sunshine with this unique solar-powered garden lamp? As well as glowing red at night, after a full day of charging in the sun, it acts like a special planter for radishes, providing the plant with everything it needs. And, y’know, it looks like a giant glowing radish which is very ‘in’ this year. n From www.arthur-xin.com

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Oh, the Hori! A cross between a trowel and a knife, this Japanese gardening tool has taken the world by storm over the past few years for being infinity useful. Remove weeds, dig holes for plants, loosen soil, spilt roots for transplants, and so much more. It also comes with a sheath which you can wear on your belt. A bit like a ninja. n £28 from www.axminster.co.uk

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Yes, you can... especially with is modern watering can. The U-Can will change the way you water your plants, as instead of lugging a gallon of water around your garden, you pull it on wheels. The spout, which is based on an elephant’s trunk, is then used to pick it up, so you never have to bend. It also looks like a futuristic tennis racquet. Just saying.

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FEBRUARY IN THE GARDEN Battle the Dependant on the weather, much can be achieved in the garden this month, and if mild spells persist now is a good time to prepare for spring sowing and planting. However, if the weather turns and we find ourselves in the grip of an Arctic winter some jobs may be restricted. If the soil is still workable now is a good time to dig borders and prepare seed beds for the spring, by turning over the soil to improve aeration and drainage. Covering the soil with clear polythene or cloches is an ideal way to warm the soil before sowing, and if soil conditions are poor try adding some gravel or grit to improve the drainage, giving your plants the best benefits for growth. February is also the best time to buy in your plug plants and summer flowering bulbs for a great show of colour later in the season. Bulbs and tubers such as Gladioli and Dahlias can be started off in pots, as long as they are in a frost free place such as a greenhouse or cold frame. Sweet Peas can be sown and placed in a cold frame, those sown late autumn can be potted on.

PESTS If you are planning on growing anything in the greenhouse for the new season, make sure your greenhouse is free from any signs

of pest and disease. White fly and red spider mite may be on plants that have been over-wintered, and if this is the case then throw them out and start afresh. Sterilising your greenhouse is an ideal way to start, by cleaning the glazing and framework along with any old pots or seed trays which can be re-used later in the spring. Towards the back end of the month the main job for the garden is pruning. Cut back any perennials and ornamental grasses, to encourage new growth later on, along with summer flowering deciduous shrubs such as Buddleia. Deadheading winter bedding and removing old leaves is also beneficial and makes the garden look tidier.

PLANTING If the weather conditions do remain favourable continue to plant shrubs, trees, deciduous hedging and roses. If the ground is not frozen and workable, you can also move any

shrubs that you may have in your garden that are either in the wrong place or have grown too big for the area they are in. Don’t forget to prepare the new site by adding some compost and bonemeal to help aid root development and water in well, firming in the soil around the shrub. Don’t forget to feed the birds and make sure they have a constant supply of fresh water when the weather is cold! If you do find yourself confined indoors and unable to work in the garden, why not check your gardening equipment and give them a good clean and maintenance. Why not oil and sharpen secateurs, clean spades and forks, and tidy away any debris littering your sheds. It may also be a good time to service the lawnmower. So with all this in mind, wrap up warm and get out into the garden to make a difference and look forward to the season ahead.

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I have a large fence on which I would like to grow a clemitis. A friend has recommended Montana. Could you offer some advice for growing this please?

minimum. Cut back overlong shoots to healthy buds, and remove winter-damaged growth only after any danger of frosts has passed.

Clematis are evergreen and deciduous climbers, most with twining leaf stalks. Flat, cupped, or bell-shaped flowers may be followed, especially in small-flowered species, by silky seed-heads. Clematis are best sited so that, while their roots are in cool shade, the top growth can be trained into full sun.

Old congested plants can be thinned by removing about a third of the upright stems, or , if total renovation is necessary, cut back almost to the base, just after flowering. Do not repeat for at least three years. And best of luck!

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Could you recommend some weeping trees please? I have a medium sized lawn and would love to plant one to add interest to my garden.

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It always surprises me that people struggle to grow fruit and vegetables in pots and trays, or in tiny and unsuitable garden plots, when for little more than a pound a week they could have an allotment. You don’t have to be a knowledgeable gardener to take on a plot. Nor do you have to spend hours toiling away. With a bit of planning, and depending on what you grow, it’s quite easy to run an allotment on a few hours per week. York is fortunate in having a good number of allotments. There are 30 odd sites within the City of York Council area, about half administered by the Council with most of the others managed by parish councils. Altogether these sites provide as many as 2,000 individual plots. The traditional size is ‘ten rods’, that’s 302.5 square yards in case you’re wondering (or about 250 square metres). If this seems too daunting don’t worry. Because of demand, most sites now rent half or smaller plots. Sometimes special, easily managed, ‘starter’ plots are available.

GET DIGGING. Late winter or early spring is an ideal time to start a new allotment. If the plot

needs a bit of attention, there’s time to tidy up before the growing season gets underway. It will also provide an opportunity to dig over some of the ground and assess what’s been left by the previous tenant. Some plots may come with an existing shed or even a greenhouse. There’s a chance there may be some fruit such as strawberries and raspberries, or perhaps an asparagus bed. There aren’t many crops worth sowing or planting before the beginning of April so starting now should give plenty of time to get a new plot under control. For more information on allotments in York a good starting point is the City Council’s allotment website (www.york.gov.uk/info/20078/allotments/369/ allotments). Many sites are tucked away, so there may be one nearer than you think. Some of the larger sites have their own websites, for example Hempland Lane in Heworth or Low Moor off Fulford Road. The Council’s website includes a map showing the location of all the sites, including those not run directly by the Council.

DON'T LOSE THE PLOT For many sites it also shows the number of vacant plots and number of people on the waiting list. Although some of the sites nearer the city centre have a lot of people waiting, others have vacancies so getting a plot in time for this spring is quite possible if you can be flexible about location. Allotments offer all kinds of benefits. As well as

the fresh produce, it’s an opportunity to take some exercise, get in contact with nature and the seasons and meet other plotholders. The Council’s allotment website includes an option to apply online for a plot on the sites it directly administers. So what are you waiting for? There’s never been a better time to get plotting.

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smack bang in the Mum of two, Mya, is two’s with her little middle of the terrible as it seems… one but it’s not as bad Toddlers can be a pain in the backside sometimes. Between the ages of two and three, our little ones go through some key development stages that can really take the fun out of life for mum and dad. But of course, it can also be uplifting, and funny and wonderful. I’m going through this ‘uplifting and funny’ stage with Shay right now. There’s so much to learn, but everyday he’s becoming more of an opinionated human being who knows his own mind. For parents of toddlers here’s some of the main areas you can expect to see change in over the next year or so.

GRAB THE TISSUES Because the temper tantrums aren’t going to stop coming. As toddlers start feeling some of the bigger and less fun emotions such as frustration, embarrassment and guilt, they simply don't know how to process or portray these emotions thus leading onto the

“...they simply love spending time with other children” temper tantrum - hey we all have a little cry out of frustration now and again, am I right?

MUMMY’S LITTLE HELPER The joy of discovering that your toddler’s new found independence can be put to work is a great feeling. When your little one can wash their own hands, feed themselves and take clothes off, they can also fold laundry, do a bit of light dusting or even sweep up. Don’t expect miracles but letting your child help you with chores can fill them with confidence.

THEY CALL THE SHOTS Talking and thinking are becoming common place nowadays, and with your toddler knowing how to string together a couple of words and also think about what’s what, you’ll find that they have preconceived ideas

about what’s going to go down for the day. Whether it’s ice cream for breakfast or ‘I no baths for a week - these are the battles you will have to fight. When this starts happening, it’s a great time to capitalise on learning - functions of objects and colours are a great place to start. Later on in your toddler’s development, you might be able to take it in turns talking to each other and construct basic sentences such as ‘what did you do today?’ and ‘I go shops’.

SOCIAL BUTTERFLY Ok that’s probably a slight over exaggeration, seen as toddlers have no concept of sharing or taking turns. But they simply love spending time with other children, and they’ll start to learn those all important social skills from an early age. Other fun activities involve

imaginary tea parties and getting creative with mum and dad - whether it’s finger painting or play fighting your toddler will love spending quality time with you.

ON THE RUN Ah the unpredictable mobility of a two year old - running is becoming more common and walking is a thing of the past - you cringe as your little one whizzes through the living room. Now is a great time to make sure your home is a safe environment for them to move around in. Pool noodles cut in half are a great way to child-proof fireplace edges and doors to prevent trapped fingers. This is a great time to play football with your toddler or throw balls as their mobility and hand eye coordination improves.

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Feeling down this month? Don't blame the winter blues - blame gravity. Silly gravity, always pulling us down and making us feel heavy. Boo! But wait, there is hope for a brighter, bouncier month, as there exists a place where ordinary people scoff at gravity and take flight. Bounce this way... Energi Trampoline Park is just as incredible as the name suggests: a whole indoor play park filled with interconnected trampolines, foam pits, and assault courses. Perfect for the kids to run amok, bouncing off the floor and walls (yes, walls!), Energi also caters for the grown ups too, offering private hire and child-free bouncing party nights.

Fans of bouncing around can book an hour-long play session and explore the 100 trampolines, interactive games, basketball hoops, dodgeball arena, private party rooms, and – once you're all bounced out – the cafe, to refuel, relax, and readjust to no longer being a feather on the wind. However, for those more interested in using the trampolines for fitness, Energi also offers a series of led exercise classes. The trained instructors will show you the ropes (or rather the springs) of the Energi Fit and Energi Blast classes, to give you a workout you won't soon forget. n So put the bounce back into your step and visit www.energileisureparks.com/york

Boom for Blacks Congratulations are due in no small part to Blacks Solicitors' Corporate and Commercial team, who last year saw a revenue growth of a whopping 36%. The team, which is filled with high-flying legal experts, took on several high profile clients, with brokered deals in excess of £250 million. This included Comms-Care’s sale to Fortune 500 listed Ingram Micro, and Hague Print’s acquisition of SRPM. Chris Allen, managing partner at Blacks, said: “This is a fantastic result for the corporate and commercial team, and is testament to their hard work, dedication, and commitment.” n Find out more about the services they could offer you, at www.lawblacks.com

Offline friends Did you know that there are ways of making and interacting with good friends that don't involve Facebook? Once such way is by joining your local Townswomen's Guild Group, and along with the rest of the friendly team, enjoy listening to guest speakers, supporting good causes, taking exciting outings, and going on group lunch dates. There are three groups in York; Acomb, Dringhouses, and York Central. All three are keen for new members and offer a friendly welcome. A great way to make new friends, you'll definitely 'Like' this. n To find out more call 798694 or email js5645@yahoo.co.uk

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VALENTINES DATE D O S A ND D O N ’ T S February is often the month when our thoughts turn to romance. Valentines Day puts a lot of pressure on both couples and singles, so if you’re going on a date on or around the 14th, here are some vital dos and don’ts. VENUE DO: Pick a nice restaurant, cafe, or bar that you both will like. DON'T: Think that MacDonald's is acceptable, unless you're under 16.

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BE A TOURIST The Residents' Festival is back! York Residents’ Festival is your chance to explore the city and be a tourist for the weekend, 28th-29th January – for free! Organised by Make It York and sponsored by First, this annual Festival is a way of saying thank you for the warm welcome we all give to York’s seven million visitors. Now in its 22nd year, the festival a great way to discover York’s visitor attractions for free. This year there’s the chance to explore behind the scenes at a number of venues not usually open to the public, plus some great dining and retail offers. Enjoy! n Visit www.visityork.org/residentsfestival

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Those gruff Norsemen return for the annual Jorvik Viking Festival Vikings from all over the world will descend on our fair city for a week-long celebration of the last Viking King in York, Eric Bloodaxe. With an exciting programme of events inspired by this Norse monarch on offer, including living history encampments, talks, and of course dramatic combat performances, there is something for everyone, 20th-26th February n Visit www.jorvik-viking-festival.co.uk

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Beningbrough Hall's half term fun is not to be missed Get stuck in to a week of adventures for the first school holidays of the year, 18th-26th February, and see how the flowers you planted are growing in the new ha-ha walk. There will be two trails themed around finding your way with a map and compass - one for younger visitors and a more challenging option for older children. Eden from Stories Alive will also be there on 24th & 25th to entertain with a tale or two. And, y'know, you'll be at Beningbrough Hall for the day, which is pretty stunning. n Call 472027.

HAPPY NEW BEER! Enjoy a tour with a difference with Brewtown Tours Brewtown Brewery Tour provides the ultimate brewery experience in Yorkshire. They offer a fun, laid-back touring experience with fellow beer lovers, giving you unrestricted access to some of the best beer in the county. Their guides' knowledge of the local beer scene, and great relationships with local breweries, create a VIP tour experience for you. Every tour is different, and every brewery has something unique to offer. Like beer, we suppose. Running throughout the year, book your tour today at... n www.brewtowntours.co.uk

READ ON... York Literature Festival returns The huge and engaging arts and literature festival returns to the city, 16th-30th March, with two weeks of varied events and performances. Highlights this year include appearances from Michael Palin, Mark Gatiss, Ann Widdecombe, Sue Perkins and Gervase Phinn. There will also be the usual blend of workshops and talks for aspiring writers and artists, as well as spoken word and poetry, music, comedy, cinema, and theatre. Phew! n Visit www.yorkliteraturefestival.co.uk

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THE TEMPEST (9TH-10TH FEB)On an island swirling with sounds, exiled Duke Prospero uses magic to create a home. As his beloved daughter Miranda falls in love with a shipwrecked stranger, she rebels against her father’s power. Prospero must risk forgiving those who betrayed him, or lose her forever. Performed by The Royal Shakespeare Company. THE MACHINE STOPS (10TH-18TH FEB) Returning after huge success in 2016 and before embarking on a national tour, The Machine Stops tells the story of a world where humans have retreated underground and are completely reliant on the Machine for their every need. Written by E.M. Forster in 1909, his short story is a chilling prediction our relationship with technology. MURDER, MARGARET, & ME (17TH FEB - 4TH MAR) In the early sixties two national treasures were the creative force behind one of British cinema’s most successful franchises. But there’s an intriguing mystery behind the Miss Marple movies; they were almost never made. Agatha Christie didn’t want Margaret Rutherford to bring her most cherished creation to life. And Margaret Rutherford was mortified at the prospects of sullying her reputation with something as sordid as murder... THE KING & I (8TH-18TH MAR) East versus West makes for a dramatic, richly textured and ultimately uplifting tale of enormous fascination, staged by York Light Opera. It is 1862 in Siam when an English widow, Anna Leonowens, and her young son arrive at the Royal Palace in Bangkok, having been summoned by the King to serve as tutor to his many children and wives. The King is largely considered to be a barbarian by those in the West, and he seeks Anna’s assistance in changing his image, if not his ways. WIN TICKETS TO THE SHOW! TURN TO THE COMPETITIONS PAGE FOR DETAILS.

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MARY POPPINS (3RD-4TH FEB) A creative and exciting dance show with colourful costumes and great choreography, music and songs from everyone’s favourite film Mary Poppins, presented by The Patricia Veale School of Dance. THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE (7TH-11TH FEB) The hilarious all-singing, all-dancing Pirates

of Penzance, adapted and rearranged by the incomparable Bev Jones. Enter dancing Pirates, chased by the bumbling Policemen, and the handsome young Frederick who falls in love with the “sweet” Mabel. ANYTHING GOES (16TH-18TH FEB) Join the University of York’s Central Hall Musical Society aboard the SS American as we set sail from New York to England with a whole host of crazy characters, accompanied by Cole Porter’s best known and most loved songs. THE GONDOLIERS (23RD-25TH FEB) The University of York Gilbert & Sullivan Society present the musical tale of the gondolier brothers Marco and Giuseppe Palmieri; the most charming bachelors in all of Venice. However, it turns out that one of them is in fact the son of the late King. The only problem is, nobody is quite sure which.

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SAUCY JACK & THE SPACE VIXONS (3RD-11TH MAR) Set in a futuristic cabaret bar, the music is loud, the characters are brazen and the atmosphere is hot... Staged by Pick me Up Theatre.

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GASLIGHT (30TH JAN-4TH FEB) While Jack Manningham is on the town each evening his wife Bella (Kara Tointon) is home alone. She can’t explain the disappearance of familiar objects, the mysterious footsteps overhead or the ghostly flickering of living room gaslight - is she losing her mind? Does the terror exist in her imagination or are dark secrets living in her home?

YORK BARBICAN 11 York Guildhall Orchestra 12 Paul Carrack 17 Mike + The Mechanics 22 Miles Jupp 24 Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club 28 Ricky Gervais - Humanity THE BASEMENT 2 Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art School 3 Basement Jazz Club 4 Open Mic Night-time 6 Cornerman 9 The Standard Lamps 11 Laugh Out Loud 12 Deep in the Heart of Me 15 Please Please You 16 Fleeting Quiz: Studio Ghibli 17 Flying Machines 18 Say Owt Slam #14 19 Neon Waltz 21 Eternal Choro 22 Unplugged for Martin House 23 Do Us Proud 24 University of York Jazz Orchestra 26 Burning Duck Comedy Club 27 Man and The Echo FIBBERS 2 The Brew 4 Limehouse Lizzy 7 The Turnpike Troubadors 8 Skindred 12 Young Legionnaire 25 The Smyths BLACK SWAN FOLK CLUB 2 Singers & Musicians Night 9 Allan Taylor 12 The Kaela Rowan Band 16 Geoff Lakeman 23 Worry Dolls

THE FIRST HIPPO ON THE MOON (8TH-9TH FEB) From Number One bestselling children’s author David Walliams comes an explosively funny space adventure for children three years and up. Two big hippos, one enormous dream: who can make it to the moon first?

NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY MUSIC 3 Steve Knightley 16 Paolo Angeli & Derek Gripper 18 Music Oft Hath Such a Charm 18 Where the Bard Lurks... 18 And therefore take the Present Time

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE (27TH FEBRUARY - 4TH MARCH) Winner of six Tony Awards, including best musical, Thoroughly Modern Millie is the delightful smash hit comedy set in New York in 1922. The show delivers a brilliant evening of madcap merriment and stars Strictly Come Dancing’s Joanne Clifton as the adorable Millie.

POCKLINGTON ARTS CENTRE 9 Just Like That! The Tommy Cooper Show 10 Jon Culshaw 16 Jay Rayner – The Ten (Food) Commandments 18 Chris Ramsey 20 Rob Beckett 23 Patrick Monahan 28 Royal Opera House Live: The Sleeping Beauty

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K I V R O J VIKING FES TIVAL Discover the fall of Eric Bloodaxe with Vikings from all over the world, as they descend on the city this February Half Term for a week-long celebration of all things Norse!

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Join Vikings in their city centre encampment throughout the week and discover the excitement of life in the city over 1000 years ago: COPPERGATE ENCAMPMENT-----------------------------MON 20TH - SAT 25TH | 10:00 - 16:00 I COPPERGATE SQUARE I FREE

and a special JORVIK exhibition. Explore all that’s on offer across the festival with our friendly team of festival volunteers, on hand to answer all your questions and point you in the right direction in the beautiful surroundings of the Yorkshire Yurt. There is also a chance to experience aspects of Viking life and culture at a series of daily events within the Yurt, including hands-on crafting workshops and even a Viking skirmish!

The Vikings Have Returned To Coppergate! Join the hustle and bustle of Viking life at a special living history experience in the heart of York. Discover just how the Norse settlers lived, what they traded and what they wore.

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Don’t Miss: Jorvik: Home and Abroad, the special exhibition at York St Mary’s, located next to the Viking encampment in Coppergate. FESTIVAL HUB: EXHIBITIONS, ENTERTAINMENT AND GENERAL INFORMATION-------------------------------------------------------MON 20TH – THURS 23RD I 10:00 – 16:00 I PARLIAMENT STREET YURT I FREE Your first stop to discover what’s on offer across JORVIK Viking Festival! With hands-on workshops

Keep the whole family entertained throughout February Half Term with these exciting Viking events:

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Visit DIG during JORVIK Viking Festival and join in the fun at ‘Little Diggers’- where your children can DIG, delve and discover the past! MON 20TH: Viking toys and games TUE 21ST: Norse myths and stories WED 22ND: Viking York THURS 23RD: Dress like a Viking FRI 24TH: Viking Celebration SAT 25TH: Viking Heroes ANIMAL STEADING-----------------------------------------------MON 20TH – SAT 25TH I 10:00 – 16:00 I DIG I NORMAL ADMISSION COSTS APPLY

Get up close and personal with the animals the Vikings would have reared in the city at our Viking Steading, only at DIG! Discover the animals the Vikings reared up-close in the DIG garden. With special child-friendly talks on offer throughout the day exploring how important the rearing of animals was to the Vikings, as it wasn’t just the meat and milk that was of use but even the bones and antlers. HAVE-A-GO SWORD COMBAT--------MON 20TH – THURS 23RD I 10:00 – 16:00 I ST SAMPSON’S SQUARE MARQUEE I £3.50 PER ACTIVITY Suitable for children aged 5 to 12 only A chance for younger Vikings to get a taste for the art of sword fighting! Prepare for battle; will you fight the great Viking warrior Eric Bloodaxe? Instructed by Viking warriors, combatants are sure to enjoy this fun workshop of battle skills. HAVE-A-GO ARCHERY------------------------------------------MON 20TH – THURS 23RD I 10:00 – 16:00 I ST SAMPSON’S SQUARE, MARQUEE I £3.50 PER ACTIVITY Suitable for children aged 8 to 12 only New for 2017! A chance for young Vikings to get a taste of what it was like to be a 10th century warrior learning archery! Eric Bloodaxe is preparing for his last stand and he needs skilled warriors for his army. Do you have what it takes? Instructed by trained Viking champions you will learn how to use a bow and arrow with hawk-like efficiency!

Unless otherwise stated, to pre-book events call 01904 615505 or visit www.jorvik-viking-festival.co.uk/tickets

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VIKING CRAFTING------------------------------------------------MON 20TH – SAT 25TH I 12:00 – 16:00 I DIG I NORMAL ADMISSION COSTS APPLY Craft the Viking way! Join us at DIG and have a go at wire jewellery making, badge making and making your own clay pottery. POO DAY! -----------------------------------------------------------TUE 21ST I 10:30 – 16:00 I BARLEY HALL I NORMAL ADMISSION COSTS APPLY Visit Barley Hall to learn about the muckier side of archaeology! Have a go at making your very own replica historic poo and discover how poo is used to solve ancient mysteries. SNAIL TALES STORYTELLING AT FENWICK-----THURS 23RD I 10:00 – 16:00 I FENWICKS I FREE I SESSIONS AT 10:00, 11:30, 14:00 & 15:30 All ages, from toddlers to adults, will enjoy the legends of Bloodaxe’s world through traditional family storytelling.

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THE DANISH CONQUEST OF 1016---------------------FRI 24TH 15:00 – 16:30 I CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH I £5.50, CONCESSIONS £4.50

FROM RAIDERS TO TRADERS, FROM TENTS TO TOWN HOUSES: THE HELEN THIRZA ADDYMAN LECTURE WITH DAWN HADLEYUNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD-------------------------------TUE 21ST 19:00 I DIG I £6.50, FRIENDS OF YAT £5.50 This fascinating talk explores the evolution of the Norse inhabitants of the British Isles, from nomadic raiders to settled urban dwellers. Join Dawn Hadley, Professor of Medieval Archaeology at the University of Sheffield, as she retraces the steps of the Scandinavian settlers of the 9th and 10th centuries and their contribution to urban growth in Anglo-Saxon England. THE STORY OF JORVIK – PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE -----------------------------------------------------------WED 22ND 17:00 I CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH I £5.50 On the eve of a new chapter for the JORVIK Centre, hear about the history of this world famous attraction and the plans for the future.

WALKS, TALKS AND TOURS Explore the impact and legacy of the Vikings at these special festival events: MEET THE EXPERTS---------------------------------------------MON 20TH – FRI 24TH 10:00 – 12:00 & 13:00 – 15:00 I BARLEY HALL I NORMAL ADMISSION COSTS APPLY Discover the exciting world of archaeology at Barley Hall with these special sessions run by real archaeologists from York Archaeological Trust. MON 20TH: From Dig to Display – Archaeological Conservation TUE 21ST: Site Investigations WED 22ND: Melting Pot: Food and Identity in the Age of the Vikings THURS 23RD: What came first? The Chicken or the Pot? FRI 24TH: The Past Through a Lens; Film and Photography on Archaeology Sites FESTIVAL WALKING TOUR – 2,000 YEARS OF HISTORY IN 2,000 STEPS -----------------------------------MON 20TH – FRI 24TH 13:00 I RICHARD III EXPERIENCE I ADULTS £4.50, CONCESSIONS £3.50 Learn about York’s historic streets and buildings from a different point of view. Follow the famous York city walls as your guide takes you through the many layers of rich history York has on offer. From Roman to Viking, Norman to Georgian and

When JORVIK opened in 1984 the centre was heralded as the future of heritage interpretation. The ride experience alone was revolutionary, taking visitors back in time to discover the sights, sounds and, of course smells of the Viking-Age city. Now, as JORVIK prepares to reopen following its latest re-imagining we invite you to discover the fascinating story of this world-famous attraction and get a sneak-peek at what will be on offer in the new experience. HISTORICAL WRITING MASTERCLASS WITH JUSTIN HILL -----------------------------------------------------------THURS 23RD 10:00 – 13:00 I CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH I ADULTS £16.50, CONCESSIONS £13.50

Everyone has heard of the great battles of 1066 but what most people haven’t heard about is the other time England was conquered and had a foreign king sit on the throne. It is that conquest, the Danish Conquest of 1016 that Justin Hill brings to life in this engaging talk in honour of its 1,000 year anniversary. Hear of the dramatic power struggles of ‘un-ready’ English kings and dangerous foreign powers threatening the coasts of Britain. RICHARD HALL SYMPOSIUM: VIKINGS ON DISPLAY -----------------------------------------------------------SUN 26TH 09:00 – 17:00 I YORK ST JOHN’S UNIVERSITY I £30, CONCESSIONS/FRIENDS OF YAT £25.00

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THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING: HARALD HARDRADA, JERUSALEM, AND 1066 WITH JUSTIN HILL ----------------------------------------------------------FRI 24TH 10:00 – 11:30 I CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH I ADULTS, £5.50, CONCESSIONS £4.50

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FESTIVAL FINALE 10TH CENTURY TRADERS-----------------------------------FRI 24TH & SAT 25TH 10:00 – 16:00 I SUN 26TH 10:00 – 15:00 I ST SAMPSON’S SQUARE MARQUEE & YURT PARLIAMENT STREET I £2.00, CONCESSIONS £1.50, FAMILY £5.00, RE-ENACTORS 50P Don’t miss this atmospheric market, one of the oldest of its kind. Vikings from around the world gather in the heart of Viking York to sell their wares; including hand crafted weapons, beautiful jewellery, costume, chests, bowls, tankards, lanterns, belts, shoes and pottery. Admission price includes entry to both venues DRUMMING WORKSHOP------------------------------------FRI 24TH I 12:30 – 14:30 I CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH I £25.00, CONCESSIONS £22.50 New for 2017 – A special, Viking inspired percussion workshop delivered by Spanish performance troupe, Troula Group. Discover your rhythm at this fun drumming and percussion workshop, where you will learn how percussion instruments have played an important part in the evolution of music across history.

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Witness the downfall of a Viking monarch at a spectacular final battle! Thrilling live battle action awaits you as Eric Bloodaxe fights for his life at an extraordinary display of living history with hundreds of Viking warriors taking to the field. Please note: Warm clothing and footwear is advised, as this event takes place outdoors. Access can be made via the Park & Ride No. 2 Bus and free parking is available on site. Visit the website for more information.Pre-booking Essential.

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Itching for something to do? Read on.... ONGOING EVENTS JORVIK EXHIBITIONS, across York. While the Viking Centre is transformed following the flooding of 2015, three new exhibitions will be installed in important sites across York. Jorvik: Life and Death will be hosted in The Kerrigan Room of York Theatre Royal, Jorvik: Home and Abroad will live in York St Mary’s, Coppergate, while Jorvik: Treasures and Belief can be viewed in The Undercroft of York Minster. Find out more at www.jorvik-viking-centre. co.uk UNTIL MARCH WOLF HALL COMES TO YORK, Barley Hall. The Power & Glory exhibition is now home to some of the most beautiful costumes from the smash hit BBC series, Wolf Hall. Experience the majesty of six of the costumes used in the series and make yourself at home. Visit www. barleyhall.co.uk/wolfhall HAVE A ‘PIEDEA?’ Rose & Crown, Lawrence Street. Submit an idea for a pie and possibly win a free meal during Pie Week, 6th-12th March. Call 659393. UNTIL 26th FEBRUARY PUTTING YOU IN THE PICTURE, Beningbrough Hall, 11am-3.30pm (weekends only). Pick up a brand picture pack with some of the more hidden stories of Beningbrough. Head to the areas that interest you the most to tailor make your visit or let the packs be your guide. Call 472027.

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3rd BLUES BROTHERS INC., Mecure York Fairfield Manor. Feast on a two-course dinner while enjoying the dynamic tribute show with a hint lunacy. Call 521505. GROUNDSWELL RISING, Haxby and Wigginton Methodist Church, 7.30pm. Free film screening which shows how gas well drilling and extraction has impacted on communities in Pennsylvania. Email frackfreeyork@gmail.com

4th FEBRUARY-5th MARCH SNOWDROP SPECTACULAR, Burton Agnes Hall. Every February, millions of hardy snowdrops push through the cold winter ground to create a magnificent ‘white carpet’ across the woodland floor at the Cunliffe-Listers’ Elizabethan family home. The snowdrop walk makes a truly memorable day out at the end of a long winter. Visit www. burtonagnes.com

JANUARY 21st, 25th, 27th, & 28th QUILTING AND CRAFT SESSIONS, The Viking Loom. Working with colour, getting to know your machine, and group sessions in aid of charity. Lso the 28th sees a Valentines quilting day, 10am-4pm. To find out more, call 620587.

uplifting entertainment from Ukulele Sunshine Revival, Union Central, and The Bluebirds, in aid of York Racial Equality Network. Call 642600.

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5th OMID DJALILI - SCHMUCK FOR A NIGHT, Grand Opera House. As a stand-up and acclaimed actor, Omid’s credits range from Hollywood movies and television to live productions on the West End stage. Call 08448 713024. 8th QUILT EVENING, Viking Loom, 7-9pm. Learn new techniques, have a go, and meet other like-minded quilters. Call 620587.

11th-19th EASTERN WARRIORS: CHINA, The Royal Armouries, Leeds. Explore the museum’s fabulous Oriental Gallery and discover amazing treasures from China this February half term. Throughout the week there will be Chinesethemed activities including martial arts demonstrations, have-a-go sessions, traditional arts and crafts, language workshops, music, and lion dances. Visit www.royalarmouries.org

11th CLASSICAL CONCERT, York Barbican, 7.30pm. York Guildhall Orchestra perform compositions from Elgar, Sibelius, Rachmaninov, and others. The concert also welcomes back Peter Donohoe in a superb show-piece for piano and orchestra. To book, call 0844 8542757. LORD MAYOR’S BALL, Voltigeur Suite, York Racecourse, from 6.45pm. In support of the Lord Mayor’s charities, including St Nicks, enjoy a sparkling reception with live entertainment, four course meal, live band, and disco. Call 551011 or email anne.platt@york.gov.uk LORD MAYOR’S BALL, Voltigeur Suite, York Racecourse, from 6.45pm. In support of the Lord Mayor’s charities, including St Nicks, enjoy a sparkling reception with live entertainment, four course meal, live band, and disco. Call 551011 or email anne.platt@york. gov.uk 12th PAUL CARRACK, York Barbican. Paul Carrack is one the UK’s great singer songwriters and multiinstrumentalists. Balancing his career between his solo work and guesting on the current Eric Clapton album and tour. Call 0844 8542757. THE BUMP AND BABY EXPO, York Racecourse, 10am-4pm. From thinking about starting a family, to pregnancy and raising toddlers, the Bump and Baby Expo is the best place for new families, growing

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families, grandparents, and caregivers of young children. Visit www. bumpandbabyexpo.co.uk/tickets 15th THE ROWNTREE SOCIETY, Friends Meeting House, Friargate, 7.30pm. YAYAS present a lecture by Dr Bridget Morris. Visit www.yayas.org.uk

TASTER DAY, Askham Bryan College, 2-4pm. Designed for students currently in Year 10 or 11 who are considering studying a Level 2 or 3 qualification at Askham Bryan College. Visit www. askham-bryan.ac.uk 17th CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT, Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall, University of York, 8pm. BMS York present a performance by The Thorne Trio. Visit www.bms-york.org.uk 18th-26th HALF-TERM FAMILY FUN, RHS Harlow Carr, Harrogate. Become a weather watcher this month and build a wind gauge, fly a wind sock, take the weather trail, and enjoy garden detective stories. Looks like you might be hoping for bad weather! Visit www. rhs.org.uk/harlowcarr

FEBRUARY HALF TERM, BENINGBROUGH HALL, 11am3.30pm. Get stuck in to a week of adventures for the first school holidays of the year and see how the flowers you planted are growing in the new ha-ha walk. There will be two trails themed around finding your way with a map and compass - one for younger visitors and a more challenging option for older children. Eden from Stories Alive will be there on 24th & 25th. Call 472027. 20th-26th 33RD JORVIK VIKING FESTIVAL, Across York. Find out more in our Events Hotlist.

22nd GET TO KNOW YOUR SEWING MACHINE, Viking Loom. Learn the ins and outs of your own machine and see how to get the best from it. Call 620587. FREE VAULATION DAY, The Bar Convent, 11am-3pm. Tennants Auctioneers welcome your antiques, collectables, and jewellery for free valuation. Call 01423 531661. 24th CEILIDH, Tramways Club, Mill Street, 7.30pm. Have a great night out while raising funds for St Nicks charity. Enjoy live music by FiddlersWreck, games, raffle, drinks, cakes and more! Visit www.stnicks.org.uk QUIZ NIGHT, The Half Moon, Strensall, 7.30pm. Join the quiz and help raise funds for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Call 07476 907499. CAPTURING WHAT ROWNTREE MEANS TO YORK, Bedern Hall, 7.30 pm. From fast-paced production lines to summer days spent in Rowntree Park and the smell of chocolate lingering over the city, everyone in York has a connection to Rowntree. Find out more at this talk by Dr Bridget Morris, hosted by the York Gild of Freemen. Visit www. freemenofyork.com 24th CEILIDH, Tramways Club, Mill Street, 7.30pm. Have a great night out while raising funds for St Nicks charity. Enjoy live music by FiddlersWreck, games, raffle, drinks, cakes and more! Visit www.stnicks.org.uk 25th-26th OPEN WEEKEND, Holgate Windmill, 11am-4pm. Wrap up warm and experience what life was like for the millers of old in York’s spectacular windmill, located near the junction of Poppleton and Acomb roads. Parking is free along Acomb Road. Visit www. holgatewindmill.org

MODEL RAILWAY EXHIBITION, Holy Trinity Church Hall, Heworth, 10am-5pm (4pm Sun). The Ebor Group Railway Modellers present a

great weekend of displays, trade stands, demonstrations, a societies getting together. 25th SAVE A BABY’S LIFE, Huntington Methodist Church Hall, 10am. The Royal Lifesaving Society teaches you to cope in the unlikely event of a child stopping breathing and choking. To book, email linda.nelson2704@gmail. com 26th HAREWOOD HOUSE HALF MARATHON, Harewood House, Leeds. The popular Half Marathon is back, taking over the stately home near Leeds, 26th February - this time with a 10K on offer too. Both routes take place within the Harewood Estate, and offer tough terrain, running off-road along muddy tracks, and forest trails. It won’t be easy but the amazing views over Yorkshire’s treasured historical house will make the challenge all the more rewarding, especially as it will go towards helping BHF fight heart disease. Visit www.bhf.org.uk/ harewood

MUST SEE BLOSSOM AND BELLE BRIDAL TEA PARTY, Tithe Barn, Nether Poppleton,1-4pm. A wedding fair with a difference, supporting York against Cancer and York MS Society. Blossom and Belle are a Couture fashion design studio on the outskirts of York, creating unique beautiful bridal, evening and ready to wear. A select group of very high-end exhibitors will be there on the day with a wonderful vintage tea room by Babaganoush Catering Company Ltd, and free fizz by Bubbles and Barley. There will be workshops from making your own buttonholes, to luxury lip balm favours, and hair and makeup demos by Alison Martin Hair and Makeup to make sure you get your look just right. To book, visit www.blossomandbellebridalteaparty. eventbrite.co.uk In association with LND Events and Love-Li

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3rd KRIZZ GARRICK, Mecure York Fairfield Manor. A two-course dinner and a fantastically enjoyable musical tribute to the 1970s. To book, call 521505. 4th-5th ORCHID FESTIVAL, Burton Agnes Hall. Dramatic and creative displays of the vibrantly coloured exotic plants will fill the ground floor of this historic Elizabethan house. Visitors are invited to enjoy the floral spectacle, and choose competitively priced plants from the broadest - and rarest - selection in the area. Additionally, orchid expert Ray Creek will be on hand to answer questions. Visit www.burtonagnes.com 5th OUR WOMAN IN MEGHALAYA, St Saviourgate Unitarian Chapel, 2-3pm. For Women’s International Week, enjoy a PowerPoint and slide presentation giving insights into this littleknown and remote society. Email mhill. york@gmail.com 10th MURDER MYSTERY EVENING, Sandburn Hall. Enjoy a 1940s-themed murder mystery night entitled ‘Dying to tell you...’, complete with three course dinner and live actor entertainment. Visit www.sandburnhall.co.uk

16th-30th YORK LITERATURE FESTIVAL, across York. The arts and literature festival returns to the city with two weeks of varied events and performances. Highlights this year include appearances from Michael Palin, Mark Gatiss, Ann Widdecombe, Sue Perkins and Gervase Phinn. Visit www. yorkliteraturefestival.co.uk

19th LAMBING SUNDAY, Askham Bryan College, 10am-4pm. Lambing Sunday offers a real family day out. You will be able to visit the new-born lambs and if you are lucky get to see one being born too. There are also a host of other exciting activities going on for all

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people who were affected. Visit www. yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk YORKWALK, from Museum Gardens Gates, daily at 10.30am and 2.15pm. Entertaining historical walks taking place every day, as well as specialist tours such as Richard III and Jewish Heritage. Visit www.yorkwalk.co.uk or call 01904 622303. REVEALING YORK MINSTER’S UNDERCROFT, York Minster. Experience the revamped network of new interactive galleries, housed in the Undercroft and Treasury below the historic cathedral. Visit www. yorkminster.org or call 0844 9390011. YORK ARMY MUSEUM, Tower Street. The regimental museum of The Royal Dragoon Guards and The Yorkshire Regiment. Call 01904 731532.

THE VIKINGS, York Dungeon. Battle and terrible tortures await you as the Vikings capture the city. Bearded, bold, and built like brick houses, they will take no prisoners in their quest to conquer York! Gulp. As you journey through The Dungeon, the performers will treat you to a very close encounter with Snore Short Sword, the Viking master weapon maker. He’ll introduce you to the most unpleasant of tortures, including viper pits, whipping, and the infamous blood eagle. All part of the thrilling entertainment line-up for you. What larks! Visit www.thedungeons. com/york SECRECY AND SPIES, The Bar Convent. This state-of-the-art exhibition will inspire you with the story of the Bar Convent. Discover three hundred years of history and the remarkable people who have shaped it. Meet the radical Yorkshire nun and pioneer Mary Ward, whose devotion to her cause took her on foot across the Alps - twice. Visit www.barconvent.org.uk

1914: WHEN THE WORLD CHANGED FOREVER, York Castle Museum. The terror of total war and its revolutionary impact on life around the world is explored in this major exhibition on the First World War. It tells the fascinating and often moving stories of the Yorkshire

CHOCOLATE AND THE PEOPLE OF YORK, York’s Chocolate Story, 10am-6pm. A brand new exhibition explores the contribution the people of York have made to the cities great chocolate industry. From the thousands of factory workers who manned the production lines, to the founding fathers, whose inventiveness and dedication created world famous brands still produced in the city. Visit www.yorkschocolatestory.com Upload your own events, concerts, and gigs to be seen by everyone Go to www. yourlocallink. co.uk/whats-on POWER & GLORY: YORK IN THE TIME OF HENRY VIII, Barley Hall, 10am-4pm. Discover the archaeology, first-hand accounts of life in the city and the effects that this greatest of Tudor monarchs had on life in York during his 38-year reign. Visit www.barleyhall. co.uk or call 01904 615505. THE WAGON PLAYS, Barley Hall. Young visitors to the hall are invited to stage their own versions of the York Mystery Plays with a recreation of the Wagon Plays. Visit www.barleyhall. co.uk or call 01904 615505. SHAPING THE BODY, York Castle Museum. An iron corset, crotchless pantaloons from the time of Jane Austen, bum rolls, and a killer dress are a few of the items that will feature in this major new exhibition. Visit www. yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk

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UNTIL 7th JUNE MILITARY MENAGERIE, York Army Museum. The new installation explores the unique and exciting stories of animals who have served with the British Army, from horses and dogs, to deer and monkeys. Visit www. yorkarmymuseum.co.uk EVERY TUESDAY QUIZ NIGHT, Huntington Sports Club, 8.30pm. Call 01904 769138. EVERY WEDNESDAY ECO-CRAFTERS CLUB, St Nicks Environment Centre, Rawdon Avenue, 1-3pm. Join a friendly bunch for crafts and a natter. The club has three sewing machines and materials for use by members. Call 01904 411821. EVERY NIGHT GHOST TRAIL OF YORK, West Doors of York Minster, 7.30pm. Dare you cross the centuries and discover York’s spinechilling history? Visit www.ghosttrail. co.uk or call 01904 633276. THE GHOST BUS TOURS, Departing from York Railway Station bus stop RE daily at 7.30pm & additional weekend tours. The unique comedy horror show takes you around the darker side of York on board a classic 1960s Routemaster. Call 0844 5678666. LIVE MUSIC, The Golden Fleece, Pavement. A different band or artist every night. Call 01904 625171.

Acomb Methodist, 7.30pm. Enjoy guest speakers and great company. 1st WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH YORK IVC, Thomas’s of York, 6.30pm. A member-run social club with food and drink. www.yorkivc.club YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION, Hunmanby Community Centre, 2pm. Speakers cover a wide variety of subjects and the group holds informal meetings. Call 01273 892672.

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YORK CARERS COFFEE MORNING, Spurriergate Centre, 10am-12noon. Have a cuppa, enjoy a chin wag. Call 629393. 2nd WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH RYEDALE JAZZ CLUB, Beansheaf Hotel , Pickering, 8-10.30pm. A traditional Jazz session with a wellestablished band. Call 01653 668614. 2nd WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH SUPPORT MEETING, Wigginton Recreation Hall, 7pm. Parkinson’s UK York branch meet every month for talks, fun, and the occasional quiz. Call 0844 2253634. 3rd SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH York and District Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers, Yorkshire Farming Museum, Murton. Visit www.yorksguild-wsd.org.uk or call 01904 784274.

EVERY WEEKEND LIVE MUSIC, Acorn Sports and Social Club, Dringhouses. Great live acts playing every weekend. Call 01904 330351. 1st MONDAY OF EACH MONTH COFFEE MORNING, Huntington Library, Garth Road, Huntington, 1am-12noon. The Friends of Huntington Library welcome all for a drink and a chat. Email friendsofhuntingtonlibrary@gmail.com 2nd MONDAY OF EACH MONTH WEDDING OPEN EVENINGS, The Grange Hotel, Clifton. Visit the gorgeous country house in the city and discover what it could offer your special day. Call 01904 644744. 2nd TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH THE WI ACOMB BRANCH,

2nd SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY AFTERNOON TEA, The Grand Hotel & Spa. Scrumptious treats filled with wonder and invention will capture your imagination, inspired by Roald Dahl’s children’s classic. Call 01904 380038. LAST SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH ART IN THE MARKET, Shambles Market. Bringing art into the heart of the city. Local professional artists and makers present their work, as well as free children’s art activities, and live music.

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Although it nicked our name and over did it with the tall buildings, New York has a lot going for it. As well as being famous for appearing in films, and for that time a giant ape climbed the Empire State Building, New York is also well known for its food – and you can now sample the finest Manhattan has to offer. But before you start saving for flights and adult-sized bibs, getting a taste of the Big Apple can be as easy as making the short trip over to Thirsk. Just outside of the town, in the village of Carlton Miniott, you’ll find Manhattans at The Watermill, a slice of Americana tucked away in tranquil settings. You’ll be able to sit back, relax, and peruse a menu stocked with classic ‘Noo Yolk’ grub.

TOWERING BURGERS Place a towel under you chin, dear reader; your mouth is about to water. Manhattans’ chefs cook gourmet burgers and hot dogs called Miami Spice, California crunch, BBQ Brisket Burger, Plain Jane, Classic Dog, and even one called the Trump Burger. Who knows – maybe it’s bright orange? Diners will also enjoy NY Nachos with a varied mix of tasty toppings, deli sandwiches, ribs, wings, steaks, and a host of flavoursome items from the smokehouse. Phew. However, should your concretecast Yorkshire roots make it difficult for you to enjoy anything vaguely ‘foreign’, calm down... Manhattans at The Watermill also

has a selection of British dishes. Choose from the pie of the day, scampi, hunters chicken, a chunky beef brisket, and many more. You could also wear a red coat and constantly refer to the restaurant’s food as ‘colonial’. A WARM WELCOME So prepare for a big warm New York welcome! It’ll be just like really being there, but nobody will say that your accent is cute, or ask you if you know the Queen. Oh, and if you’d savour the chance to eat there for free, turn to our competition pages toward the front of the magazine. There is a three course meal for two up for grabs! n To find out more, and to book your table, call 01845 574570.

MALTON MONTHLY FOOD MARKET Market Place; 2nd Saturday of the month. SELBY TOWN MARKET Split across two sites in York town centre – Market Place and Micklegate; every Monday, 9am-3pm. SHAMBLES MARKET Off Parliament Street; 9am-5pm every day. SKIPTON MARKET High Street; Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, 9am-5pm. YORK AUCTION CENTRE MARKET AND CARBOOT YO19 5GF, Every Sunday from 7am

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p Pre-booking is not required - unless otherwise stated. p ALL SAINTS NORTH STREET – THE SHRINE AND PARISH CHURCH North Street, York, YO1 6JD 01904 728122 www.allsaints-northstreet.org.uk SAT 28 JAN 10.00AM – 6.00PM Visit York’s finest Medieval Church. 10.30am - Tour of the world famous stained glass windows. 11.30am - Recent Archaeology including current excavations by The York Archaeological Trust; the stunning new Medieval style tile pavement; The York Visions and the mounted mid-wives of the Appalachian Mountains. 4.30pm - An introduction to York’s finest Medieval Church. 5.00pm Vespers - Latin plainsong by The Clerkes of All Saints with ‘Illuminations by Visions’.

p BARLEY HALL Coffee Yard, Off Stonegate, York, YO1 8AR 01904 615505 www.thejorvikgroup.com/ residentsweekend SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 4.00PM Join us at Barley Hall, home of the Priors of Nostell and a Lord Mayor of York, for this special weekend. Plus, discover the latest additions to our ‘Power & Glory' exhibition; 'Wolf Hall Comes to York’, home to some of the most beautiful costumes from the smash hit BBC series, Wolf Hall. p BEDERN HALL Bartle Green, York, YO1 7AL 01904 636030 www.bedernhall.co.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.30AM – 4.00PM The 14th century Refectory of the Vicar’s Choral of York Minster. Meet three of York's Ancient Guilds, discover the story of the restoration of the hall and learn about the Vicar's lifestyle. View the amazing scissor

beamed roof. Refreshments available. p CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH St Saviourgate, York, YO1 8NQ 01904 612171 www.centralmethodistyork.org.uk SAT 28 JAN 11AM – 4.00PM This Grade II listed building, built in 1840 to seat 1500 people, is one of the few chapels of its period still intact. The interior is horse-shoe shaped with a gallery and box pews. Come and listen to the organ, one of the finest in York! p DIG St Saviour’s Church, St Saviourgate, York, YO1 8NN - 01904 615 505 www.thejorvikgroup.com/ residentsweekend SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM. LAST ADMISSION ON BOTH DAYS 4.00PM Places will be made available, free of charge to York residents, on each DIG tour throughout the day over the weekend. Tours take place on the hour from 10am. Pre-booking is not available and places are allocated on a first come, first served basis. p FAIRFAX HOUSE 27 Castlegate, York - 01904 655543 www.fairfaxhouse.co.uk SAT 28 JAN 11.00AM – 4.00PM, SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM – 2.00PM Grasp the opportunity to go behind the scenes and see Fairfax House as never normally seen during its deep-clean winter hibernation. p FISHERGATE CORNER TOWER (TOWER 39) 11 Grange Street, York, YO10 4BH 07711 796418 - www.yorkwalls.org.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM – 3.00PM Fishergate Corner Tower was built in 1345 and stands high above the pedestrian lights on the corner of Paragon Street and Fishergate. Access is from the gateway next to Fishergate Postern Tower, which is also open to visitors. p FISHERGATE POSTERN TOWER 11 Grange Street, York, YO10 4BH 07711 796418 - www.yorkwalls.org.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN

10.00AM – 4.00PM Fishergate Postern Tower was built in 1505 and stands on the corner of Piccadilly Street and Fishergate. Access to the Watchman’s family rooms, garderobe and timber roof are via a spiral staircase.

SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM – 4.00PM Come and see York’s only surviving windmill, restored and in full working order. Stoneground flour milled here is available for sale. p JORVIK: HOME AND ABROAD York St Mary’s, Coppergate (next to JORVIK Viking Centre) - 01904 615505 www.thejorvikgroup.com/events-andfestivals/residentsweekend SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM The JORVIK Group invites you to discover, in York St Mary's, the hustle and bustle of Viking-age York in this special exhibition exploring trade, industry and everyday life in the city over 1,000 years ago, this Residents’ Festival. Plus discover our plans for the new JORVIK Viking Centre opening 8th April 2017.

p GUILDHALL AND MANSION HOUSE RESTORATION Guildhall, York YO31 9QN 01904 551011 www.mansionhouseyork.com SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM – 3.00PM Explore the Guildhall and discover up to date news on the restoration of the Mansion House and the links between the two. Children’s activities will explore how the buildings were constructed and there will be a discovery trail for all the family to enjoy. p HENRY VII EXPERIENCE Micklegate, York, YO1 6JX 01904 615505 www.thejorvikgroup.com/ residentsweekend SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 4.00PM Discover the impact the first Tudor monarch had on York when you visit the Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar.

p HOLGATE WINDMILL Windmill Rise, Holgate, YO26 4TX 07710 314614 www.holgatewindmill.org

p MERCHANT TAYLOR’S HALL Aldwark, York, YO1 7BX 07411 173815 www.merchant-taylors-york.org SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM – 3.00PM Visit the spectacular 600 year old Hall of the Merchant Taylors including the newly installed commemorative window. Meet our members and catering partner, Poppy Caterers and learn about our history and see exhibits of fashion, art and tapestry. NATIONAL CENTRE FOR EARLY MUSIC St Margaret’s Church, Walmgate, York, YO1 9TL - 01904 658358 www.ncem.co.uk/sing17 SUN 29 JAN WORKSHOP 10.00AM – 2.00PM & 1.20PM – 3.30PM Come & Sing. Distract your mind from daily stresses! Join Grammy-nominated vocalist, choir leader and Arts & Health researcher, Vivien Ellis, for a relaxed workshop, aimed at anyone wanting to enjoy the positive effects of group singing. No prior experience required. Pre-booking required. p SUN 29 JAN – TUESDAY 21 MARCH 10.00AM – 3.30PM Slow Air: An exhibition of photographs by Diane Howse. Celebrating Diane’s latest collaboration with Scottish poet Thomas A Clark, this beautiful exhibition is made up of

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p RED TOWER YORK Rosemary Place/Foss Islands Road, York – Red Tower York 01904 769802 SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN OPENING TIME 10.00AM The Red Tower terminates York’s Bar Walls on Foss Islands Road and was built in 1490. Having suffered massive damage during the Civil War siege of 1644 and had subsequent repairs and restoration, it is now occupied by a team of volunteers. p RICHARD III EXPERIENCE Monk Bar, Goodramgate, York, YO1 7LQ 01904 615505 www.thejorvikgroup.com/ residentsweekend SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM Explore the impact the last Plantagenet monarch had on York when you visit the Richard III experience at Monk Bar. p ST ANTHONY’S HALL / TRINITY CHURCH YORK Peasholme Green, York Y01 7PW 01904 651726 www.trinitychurchyork.org.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 9.00AM – 6.30PM Come and explore the 15th Century medieval guildhall. Open all day Sat with historical information and talks (see website for details), and Sun, with Trinity Church York’s services at 10.30am and 5.30pm in the great hall. All welcome.

p ST DENYS PARISH CHURCH St Denys Road, Walmgate, York, YO1 9QD 07850 111299 - www.stdenysyork.co.uk SAT 28 JAN 10.00AM - 4.00PM, SUN 29 11.00AM - 4.00PM. 10.00AM SERVICE. Our historic church will welcome the community from our local friends and neighbours and also further afield. We will meet-and-greet, with tours of our rich and important heritage. Musical interludes plus refreshments will be available.

p ST HELEN’S STONEGATE St Helen’s Church, St Helen’s Square, York, YO1 8QN - 01904 636512 SAT 28 JAN 2.00PM – 5.00PM Members of the York District Organists Association will be entertaining the public with a series of mini recitals and providing opportunities to ‘come and play’. p ST NICKS ENVIRONMENT CENTRE & NATURE RESERVE York Environment Centre, Rawdon Avenue, York, YO10 3ST - 01904 411821 www.stnicks.org.uk SAT 28 JAN 12.00PM – 4.00PM Explore the green heart of York – free guided tours start at 12.00pm, 1.00pm, 2.00pm and 3.00pm. Plus demonstrations of coppicing and hedgelaying, crafts display and sale, garden birdwatch, refreshments, information on green living, volunteering and more. p ST SAVIOURGATE UNITARIAN CHAPEL St Saviourgate, York, YO1 8NQ 01904 693427 www.york.unitarians.org.uk SAT 28 JAN 10.00AM – 4.00PM, SUN 29 JAN 12.30PM – 4.00PM York Unitarians are mounting an exhibition in their historic dissenting meeting house marking the 300th anniversary of the Chapel’s almshouses founded in 1717 by Thomas Colton and his first wife Mary. The almshouses provide residence for 12 women of lesser means aged over 55 years. Thomas was minister of the chapel from 1662 – 1731. Quiz on the building provided for children. p THE BAR CONVENT LIVING HERITAGE CENTRE 17 Blossom Street, York,YO24 1AQ 01904 643238 - www.bar-convent.org.uk SAT 28 JAN 10.00AM – 4.00PM Explore 300 years of danger, bravery and history at England’s oldest living convent and then relax with home cooked food and baking in our fabulous café. Free Exhibition Admission. Complimentary glass of wine, beer or soft drink valid on main meals over £7.00. Wheelchair accessible including disabled toilet. p THE ROWNTREE SOCIETY AT THE JOSEPH ROWNTREE THEATRE Clements Hall, Nunthorpe Road, York, YO23 1BW - 01904 543384 www.rowntreesociety.org.uk SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 4.00PM Remember when the Rowntree Society got 2,000 visitors at Penn House five years ago? This year we’re putting on another series of exhibitions to showcase our recent work. They include some short films, the launch of our new Rowntree Walks book and a host of other activities suitable for all ages.

p THE STAINED GLASS CENTRE St Martin-cum-Gregory Church, Micklegate, York, YO1 6LN - www. stainedglasscentre.org SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM - 3.00PM Join us at the Stained Glass Centre for family-friendly activities, craft stalls and delicious refreshments. Explore the atmospheric building and discover historic stained glass and fascinating graffiti. Watch craft demonstrations or have a go yourself! For further information about York Residents’ Festival call into the Visit York Information Centre at 1 Museum Street or log onto www.visityork.org/residentsfestival YOGABOMB 6 Bootham Terrace, York YO30 7DH - 07960 011617 www.yogabombyork.co.uk SAT 28 JAN – FRI 3 FEB SAT 8.00AM – 12.30PM, SUN 9.00AM – 7.30PM Come and try out hot yoga classes for all ability levels. 10 mat spaces available for York residents in each class. Join us on your mat and find your flow! Pre-booking required. p YORK ARMY MUSEUM 3 Tower Street, York, YO1 9SB - 01904 731532 www.yorkarmymuseum.co.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM - 4.00PM Visit the home of some of the most important regimental collections in the UK. Be one of the first to view our new exhibition Military Menagerie, handle historic weapons and enjoy our family craft activities. 10% off purchases in the shop.

p YORK ART GALLERY Exhibition Square, York, YO1 7EW 01904 687687 - www.yorkartgallery. org.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM Come along to York’s award-winning gallery to see a collection of paintings that span more than 600 years, the Centre of Ceramic Art (CoCA) showcasing the most significant collection of British Studio Ceramics in the UK and our latest exhibition Flesh, featuring artists such as Degas, Chardin and Bacon.

p YORKBOAT Sailing from King’s Staith & Lendal Bridge - 01904 628324 www.yorkboat.co.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 11.00AM, 12.00PM, 1.00PM, 2.00PM, 3.00PM (DEPARTURE TIMES). Sit back, relax and enjoy a 30 minute York City Cruise with YorkBoat. Enjoy the sights and commentary as you cruise along the Ouse. Available with a valid YorkCard or proof of address.

p YORK CASTLE MUSEUM York Castle Museum, Eye of York, YO1 9RY - 01904 687687 www.yorkcastlemuseum.org.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 9.30AM – 5.00PM Walk along the cobbles of our worldfamous Victorian Street, visit York Castle Prison where notorious highwayman Dick Turpin was held, return to the front with the First World War Exhibition 1914: When the World Changed Forever and see fantastic costume in our new exhibition ‘Shaping the Body’. p YORK CEMETERY The Gatehouse, Cemetery Road, York, YO10 5AJ - 07908 221152 www.yorkcemetery.org.uk SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 4.00PM Come along and visit the Cemetery Chapel for free tea/coffee and cake. History walks in the Cemetery and Catacomb tours. Talk to Cemetery Genealogists who will help in locating graves. The RSPB will host a Big Garden Bird Watch. p YORK’S CHOCOLATE STORY King’s Square, York, YO1 7LD 01904 527765 www.yorkchocolatestory.com SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 9.00AM – 4.00PM Join us for five free tours of the attraction at 9.00am, 9.15am, 9.30am, 9.45am and 10.00am on both Sat and Sun. There will also be 1/3 off for York residents throughout the whole weekend. Discover how chocolate made history and played its part in York’s wonderful heritage. Tours will operate on a first come first served basis. YORK COLD WAR BUNKER Monument Cl, York, YO24 4HT 01904 646940 - www.english-heritage. org.uk/visit/places/york-cold-war-bunker SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM AND 11.15AM BOTH DAYS 100 free tickets for the weekend. 25 free tickets for each timed slot. Pre-booking is required.

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SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM Discover how Roman Legions founded the city more than 2000 years ago, marvel at Viking and Medieval Treasures and travel back to prehistoric times as we take you on a journey through thousands of years of York’s history, discovering some of Britain’s most significant jewels, stunning objects and fascinating stories. YORK THEATRE ROYAL St Leonard’s Place, York, YO1 7HD 01904 623568 www.yorktheatreroyal.co.uk SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM - 4.00PM Join us for an access all areas tour of the theatre and see parts of the building normally off limits to the public. Tours every 30 minutes from 10.00am – 4.00pm. Places are limited. Pre-booking is required. FREE ENTERTAINMENT & TOURS:

p ASSOCIATION OF VOLUNTARY GUIDES TO THE CITY OF YORK Exhibition Square - 07966 196292 www.avgyork.co.uk All year round every day. A free walking tour of York taking approximately two hours with skilled, trained guides. Commencing at Exhibition Square. Established by the City Council in 1951. Tours begin at 10.15am and 1.15pm. p BLACK SWAN FOLK CLUB Black Swan Inn, Peasholme Green, York, YO1 7PR - 01904 632922 www.blackswanfolkclub.org.uk SUN 29 JAN 2.30PM - 5.30PM & 7.30PM – 10.30PM Winter Folk Day. Afternoon and evening concerts featuring many of the talented local singers and bands associated with York’s award-winning Black Swan Folk Club. Free entry - come and go as you please, space permitting. Full line-up on club website. p THE GHOST TRAIL OF YORK 01904 633276 www.ghosttrail.co.uk SUN 29 JAN 6.00PM The Ghost Trail, tales of terrific tragedies and dread and dark deeds. 6.00pm (prompt) from the West Doors of York Minster (beneath the twin bell tower). Whatever the weather. A ghost walk of about one hour. GUIDED HISTORIC PUB WALK Walk starts at the Royal Oak, 18 Goodramgate, York, YO1 7LG 07506 570234 - www.keepyourpet. co.uk/pub-walks-in-york SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN

3.30PM - 5.00PM A guided walk through the city centre covering the history, events and people associated with approximately 15 of York’s historic pubs. Duration 1.5 hours. Pre-booking is required. OUT OF TOWN ATTRACTIONS: p BENINGBROUGH HALL, GALLERY & GARDENS National Trust, Beningbrough, York, YO30 1DD 01904 472027 www.nationaltrust.org.uk/beningbrough SAT28 JAN & SUN29 JAN 11.00AM – 3.30PM Wrap up warm to explore the gardens and parts of the hall. Dip into a varnished world of a working estate with your own picture pack to guide you. For families, join Millie the mouse on a family trail. p EDEN CAMP MODERN HISTORY THEME MUSEUM Eden Camp, Malton, North Yorks, YO17 6RT - 01653 697777 www.edencamp.co.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM LAST ADMISSION ON BOTH DAYS 4.00PM Housed in the buildings and grounds of an original prisoner of war camp, our unique museum transports visitors back in time to experience the sights, sounds and smells of life on the home front and front line during World War II. p NATIONAL CENTRE FOR BIRDS OF PREY Duncombe Park, Helmsley, YO26 5EB www.ncbp.co.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 10.00AM – 5.00PM Set in the rolling parklands of Duncombe Park, the National Centre for Birds of Prey is the largest collection of these amazing birds in the north of England. Come and see eagles, owls, vultures, falcons, hawks and more! A team of trained birds will be flying at 11.30am and 2.00pm. p LOST EARTH ADVENTURES 72 Gladstone Street, York YO24 4NG 01904 500094 www.lostearthadventures.co.uk SAT 28 JAN & SUN 29 JAN 9.00AM – 5.00PM Come caving in Nidderdale. Go deep below the surface and experience a labyrinth of underground passageways, follow a stream way, clamber over boulders and wade through crystal clear water as you travel back in geological time. No experience necessary. FREE EVENTS LATER IN THE YEAR: p HELMSLEY WALLED GARDEN Cleveland Way, Helmsley, York, YO62

5AH - 01439 771427 www.helmsleywalledgarden.org.uk SAT 8 APR – SUN 7 MAR SAT 10.00AM – 5.00PM, SUN 10.00AM – 5.00PM Five tranquil acres of garden restored and brought back to life; full of flowers, fruit and vegetables. Relax in the garden or enjoy a meal beneath Victorian vines in the Vine House café. Full disabled access.

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p MERCHANT ADVENTURERS’ HALL Fossgate, York, YO1 9XD 01904 654818 www.theyorkcompany.co.uk/events MON 10 APR – MON 17 APR (EASTER WEEK) The Merchant Adventurers’ Hall will be closed in January for conservation work. However at Easter, residents with a valid York Card will be able to explore this 660 year old Hall free of charge. NUNNINGTON HALL Nunnington, North Yorkshire, York YO62 5UY - 01439 748283 www.nationaltrust.org.uk /nunnington-hall SAT 18 MAR Enjoy the atmosphere of this beautiful Yorkshire manor house, nestled on the quiet banks of the River Rye. Famed for its picturesque location, organic walled garden and a changing programme of art exhibitions, Nunnington Hall offers something for everyone to enjoy.

RESIDENTS FESTIVAL Q&A’S: HOW DO I TAKE PART? York Residents’ Festival is open to all York Residents who have a valid YorkCard – you’ll need one card per person to gain free admission to attractions and benefit from the special offers included in this brochure. Remember that for some of the attractions, tours and events, you’ll need to pre-book and that some venues have limited free tickets and operate on a first come, first served basis. Please check the details for each offer carefully. Students studying in the city can also take part with a valid York student ID card. HOW DO I GET MY YORKCARD? YorkCards are available from all of York’s Explore libraries. There’s a £5.00 administration charge for adults and cards are free for under 18s.

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