Arts

Celebrated Mayflower historian Sue Allan takes residents on a voyage of discovery at the launch of her new book on Friday 27th April as part of the national countdown to the 400th Anniversary of the Mayflower in 2020.

The Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) is the largest charity that saves lives at sea, doing so not only around the coasts of the UK, but the Republic of Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, alongside some inland waterways.

Soak up some history at one of these unusual museums around Yorkshire, where a host of fascinating artefacts and displays await to be discovered.

A gripping true crime about the disappearance of two men in 1970's Iceland.

Located near the village of Thornborough, nearby to the town of Masham in North Yorkshire, Thornborough Henges is a prehistoric monument which dates back to over 5,000 years ago.

It all started when my wife Diane and I sat watching Who Do You Think you are featuring Chris Moyles.

World Heritage Day will take place on April 18, an international day which globally celebrates renowned monuments and sites around the world.

Every April 23, England celebrates it patron saint, St. George, a man who fought with dragons and died fighting for what he believed in. His past is wide and varied, but who exactly is the legendary man whom we celebrate annually and how did he become our patron saint?

For many people around the world, April 1 means one thing and one thing only… April Fool’s Day.

A celebration event has been held at Althorpe and Keadby Primary School to mark the success of the council’s book-gifting scheme, the Imagination Library.

Are you looking for something to do this Easter?

A wealthy benefactor has stumped up cash to pay for 1,000 free children's tickets for a Doncaster visitor attraction.

A high fantasy novel filled with magic and packed with action.

Comedian Michael McIntyre has axed one of his two Sheffield Arena dates this summer - sparking anger among fans.

This Saturday, March 24, Temple Newsam will launch its brand new exhibition, which solely focuses on the subject of beer.

April 11-15 will see the seaside town of Scarborough celebrate literature with their aptly named ‘Books by the Beach’ event.