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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
The stars of Patience, the crime drama set in York, were spotted filming in the city today. Filming for series two of the hit Channel 4 show began today (Wednesday) outside York Minster, with scenes of the stars leaving police vehicles to enter the iconic York landmark.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
Cinderella at the Grand Opera House York has found its Buttons!It’s been announced today that leading the cast as the kind-hearted and comical Buttons is actor and comedy performer Jimmy Bryant. He joins the previously announced Coronation Street‘s Lisa George as the Fairy Godmother. Cinderella is at the Grand Opera House from Saturday 6 December 2025 to Sunday 4 January 2026.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
Cyclists will be stripping off this weekend – as the York Naked Bike Ride returns for its 17th year. The ride will take place on Saturday 21 June at 4:15pm, starting and finishing at Millennium Bridge. The naked bike ride aims to be a protest about the continuing danger that cyclists face on increasingly busier roads and the reliance on fossil fuel-based transport options. “However we celebrate cycling and the varied bodies which power our machines,” said event organiser John Cossham.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
When it comes to bookshops, York has got it all. From independent, specialist, chain, charity and second-hand, book-lovers are spoilt for choice. Don’t see your favourite? Let us know by dropping us a line at .
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
The popular wildflower meadow is back in York Museum Gardens for 2025. The meadow, originally planted for the 2024 National Treasures exhibition at York Art Gallery, has been rejuvenated for the 2025 summer season. The team at York Museum Gardens have continued to draw inspiration from York Art Gallery, blending art and nature, and transforming the gardens into an immersive visual experience for all to enjoy.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
A North Yorkshire attraction is set to launch its most ambitious sculpture trail to date. Newby25 will launch at Newby Hall and Gardens, Ripon, on Friday 20 June, and will feature more than 60 sculptures by 27 national and internationally acclaimed artists. The new trail will wind through the hall’s formal gardens, ancient woodland, and orchard – showcasing the diverse artistic styles and mediums on display.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
York Art Gallery has launched its first online shop. The new online shop has been launched following the success of an exclusive range of Harland Miller merchandise, created in conjunction with the current exhibition Harland Miller: XXX – to allow even more people to enjoy the unique products. The range includes collectable gifts such as postcards, pin badges, bags, blankets, and books.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
A fundraising 5k event is back this weekend for the first time in six years. R U Taking the P…? is back! On Sunday 22 June hundreds of people will head to Rowntree Park in York for a special 5k race. Back for the first time since 2019, the event aims to raise awareness of prostate cancer – a disease which more than 50,000 people are diagnosed with in the UK every year.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
Iconic retro games are being brought to life in York next month – in this free and family-friendly interactive event. York BID are transforming Parliament Street into The Actual Reality Arcade – with seven larger-than-life games including a huge-scale laser run, life-sized Donkey Kong, and whack-a-mole with human volunteers. The free event will take place on Parliament Street in York on Saturday 5 July from 11am to 5pm.
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1 week ago | 
yorkmix.com | Rachel Rogers
Get an exclusive sneak peek at some of the most anticipated shows heading to the Edinburgh Fringe in York – in brand new comedy festival. Theatre@41 on Monkgate have announced Halfway to Edinburgh, a brand new pre-Edinburgh Fringe comedy festival running from Sunday 13 to Saturday 19 July 2025. The festival has a line-up of established and rising stars, who will be fine-tuning their Edinburgh material ahead of the world’s largest arts festival.
