Latest Events in Harrogate(May Updated)

Join us for a fun full-day workshop and learn to knit two socks at once—faster and cozier! How to knit socks ‘Two at a time’ - Full day workshop Ready to master the art of knitting socks two at a time ? Join our full day workshop where you'll learn this clever technique in person! If you want to speed up your sock knitting and , this hands-on class is perfect for you. Bring your needles, and get ready for a fun, cozy day of creativity and knitting tips. Don’t miss out on this chance to knit smarter, not harder! This is for improver knitters. You must be confident in the basic stitches Yarn included!!! Booking t&c's can be found www.yarnetc.co.uk Information Source: Loop De Loop Studio | eventbrite

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Learn the basic fundamentals of drawing the portrait from the live model with Florence trained artist, Luke Thompson. Learn the fundamental basics of drawing a portrait from a live model. You will gain an insight into how to observe and translate the portrait using charcoal, focusing on proportion, light and shadow, and likeness. You will aim to complete an expressive drawing in one long pose, with hands-on tuition and guidance. Details for this Course Saturday 11th July 2026 11:00 - 13:00 £55 per person Held at West Acre Reform Church, Harrogate The maximum class size is 12 Materials are provided for this class No experience required This venue does not have a car park, but paid street parking is available right outside Wheelchair accessible venue About Luke Thompson Luke Thompson (b. 1993, Leeds) is a representational oil painter based in Settle, North Yorkshire. ​​ ​After pursuing a music career up until the age of 24, Luke changed paths and rediscovered his love for drawing and painting. He began to teach himself through studying the academic and traditional methods of working directly from life. Delving further into this passion, he travelled to Florence to study under the alumni of the Florence Academy of Art, where he gained an insight into the techniques and practice of the painters of the past. Following his studies, Luke set up his studio and is now working professionally, taking regular commissions, tutoring, and participating in exhibitions. He has been selected for exhibitions at city galleries including Leeds Art Gallery, The Ferens, and The Great Yorkshire Show, and tutors regularly at various institutions including Harewood House and Craven Arts. Cancellations & Refunds If you choose to cancel your booking the following cancellation fees will apply: 4 to 6 months 100% refund 2 to 4 months 70% refund 31 to 60 days 50% refund 30 days or less No refund Refunds will be processed to your original payment method within 3–5 business days once the cancellation is confirmed.​​ Please contact admin@emilyrosefineart.co.uk Information Source: Festival of Figurative Art | eventbrite

In this workshop you will develop a strong understanding of colour mixing from life using a limited palette to avoid muddy colours. In this workshop you will develop a strong understanding of colour mixing using a limited palette. This will predominantly focus on mixing colours from observation, developing skills in chroma, value, hue and saturation, bringing about control and harmony in your colour mixing. Details for this Course Saturday 11th July 2026 14:00 - 16:00 £45 per person Held at West Acre Reform Church, Harrogate The maximum class size is 1 Materials are provided for this class No experience required This venue does not have a car park, but paid street parking is available right outside Wheelchair accessible venue About Luke Thompson Luke Thompson (b. 1993, Leeds) is a representational oil painter based in Settle, North Yorkshire. ​​ ​After pursuing a music career up until the age of 24, Luke changed paths and rediscovered his love for drawing and painting. He began to teach himself through studying the academic and traditional methods of working directly from life. Delving further into this passion, he travelled to Florence to study under the alumni of the Florence Academy of Art, where he gained an insight into the techniques and practice of the painters of the past. Following his studies, Luke set up his studio and is now working professionally, taking regular commissions, tutoring, and participating in exhibitions. He has been selected for exhibitions at city galleries including Leeds Art Gallery, The Ferens, and The Great Yorkshire Show, and tutors regularly at various institutions including Harewood House and Craven Arts. Cancellations & Refunds If you choose to cancel your booking the following cancellation fees will apply: 4 to 6 months 100% refund 2 to 4 months 70% refund 31 to 60 days 50% refund 30 days or less No refund Refunds will be processed to your original payment method within 3–5 business days once the cancellation is confirmed.​​ Please contact admin@emilyrosefineart.co.uk Information Source: Festival of Figurative Art | eventbrite

The Yorkshire Post Rural Awards 10 year anniversary: celebrating businesses, farms, organisations and individuals in rural Yorkshire Event Details Celebrating their 10th year, The Yorkshire Post (in partnership with Nufarm) is proud to once again, recognise and celebrate a cross section of businesses, farms, organisations and individuals that have excelled in the rural community in Yorkshire. The overriding emphasis of this year’s Yorkshire Post Rural Awards is centred on what is currently happening on farms, rural businesses and with rural events (in the past 12-18 months). This, however, does not restrict any farm or business from being nominated for their work over many years. These awards are meant to give recognition to the work on farms, in businesses or through countryside events regardless of a farm, business or event’s size. This year it's the 10 year anniversary of the awards, so attendees can expect a few surprises on the night. This event is usually a sell-out, so make sure you secure your tickets early! Dress Code Black Tie Menu to be confirmed Information Source: Iconic Events | eventbrite

Live accoustic set from the critically acclaimed Henri Gaston. Henri Gaston is a North Yorkshire singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist crafting a rich, modern blend of British soul and R&B. At 22, he's emerging as one of the UK's most exciting independent artists, with a sounds defined by warm grooves, live instrumentation and emotionally honest songwriting. Join Henri, and support act Will Matthew, for an intimate and heart felt performance at one of the most charasmatic venues in Harrogate. Information Source: Starling Independant | eventbrite

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Offering a wide variety of pieces for collectors, home furnishers, interior designers and anyone looking for decorative accessories. Held in two sumptuous rooms of the Pavilions of Harrogate venue, the fair offers something for everyone, from classic and 20th century jewellery, silver and ceramics to fine paintings, period furniture, copper and brass, bronze Art Deco statuary, period rugs, fine glass, impressive mirrors, medical and scientific instruments, antiquarian maps and prints; Chinese and Japanese collector’s items and much more. Admission is £7.50 on the door or £5 pre purchased here on Eventbrite. Information Source: Cooper Events | eventbrite

A non competitive scenic bike ride through the Yorkshire countryside, visiting the finest pubs along the way. 'The Rando' is a partnership between Restrap & Rooster's Brewing Co. A brevet event with a twist; the Rando Ride draws from the spirit of randonneuring, where the focus isn’t speed, but having a great day out on the bike, meeting new people and taking in spectacular scenery. The £20 entry price will cover: a refreshing drink at each checkpoint pub  a brevet card a can of exclusive Rando Beer on completion of the ride. Riders will tour selected Yorkshire Dales pubs, starting and finishing at Rooster's Brewing Co Taproom in Harrogate. Restrap and Rooster's have planned both a gravel (approx 50 miles) and a road route (approx 60 miles) that takes in some of the best riding in the Yorkshire area.  Beer and food will be available at the end of the ride at Rooster’s Taproom, allowing you to rest your legs, refuel and recount your ride in comfort before making your way home. Travel/Parking – There is plenty of parking near the brewery and a Hornbeam Park train station less than ½ mile away. Routes – Final routes will be shared before the event. The road route will be approximately 60 miles long and visit three checkpoint pubs. The gravel route will be approximately 50 miles long and visit two checkpoint pubs.  Information Source: Restrap | eventbrite