Whilst we have all had adventures on the Last Train to Scarborough, few will have ended with abduction on the high seas and murder!
Join Catherine Welch for a walk through the arts and literary figures who have visited Filey over the years.
Alfred Wainwright is England's most famous writer of guide books for walkers. This presentation in words, images and catchy folk songs celebrates the life and body of work of a complex character.
Put your best foot forward and meet Andrew Vine, an award- winning journalist and former deputy editor of the Yorkshire Post. The author of several books including 'Last of the Summer Wine: The Story of the World's Longest Running Comedy Series', and of 'A Very Strange Way to Go To War: The Canberra in the ... Read more
Mike Smylie is one of Britain’s leading fishing historians and has written for magazines such as Boatman, Classic Boat, Classic Sailor, Maritime Life & Traditions and Fishing News.
Tim will discuss how this brilliant play encapsulates and reveals Wilde’s personality, life and ethos.
A murderer arrives at a Scarborough hotel in Glenda Young's latest of her trio of novels featuring Helen Dexter, proprietor of the Seaview Hotel, and, with the help of her trusty greyhound Suki, amateur detective.
As darkness begins to fall, come along to the Dark Witch (AKA Tommy's on Hope Street), to hear tales of things that go bump in the night!
As part of #localhistorymonth, Filey Library are looking forward to tales and songs of local folklore with Robert.
Filey Ladies Monday club meets every two weeks in the Community Hall at the Methodist Church in Station Ave, it is an independent group not affiliated to any other organisation.
Come along and have a look around the Filey Cat Rescue sanctuary which is currently home to over 120 cats!
Poetry appreciation session at Filey Library in association with Mind Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale.
