All Yorkshire articles
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NewsWalking route highlighting Northern England to launch
The UK’s newest long-distance walking route will take in some of the north’s most spectacular scenery, including the Yorkshire Dales and the Lake District.
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NewsTransformed Ripon Workhouse Museum reopens to groups
The museum in Yorkshire has reopened following major restoration work, offering groups an immersive and interactive journey into Victorian workhouse life.
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NewsAnticipated reopening date announced for Hull Maritime Museum
After a six-year closure, the museum will reopen to the public on 8th August after a multi-million-pound renovation and will feature a globally significant scrimshaw collection.
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NewsMajor Mary Stuart exhibition to open at Bolton Castle
Mary Queen of Scots: The Exhibition opens in March 2027 at the North Yorkshire castle where Mary Stuart was imprisoned for six months.
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NewsEden Camp announces immersive events for groups
The modern military museum in North Yorkshire has unveiled an action-packed line up of events for the year, bringing wartime history to life for visitors.
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NewsCoach-friendly: city recognised for welcoming groups
The cathedral city of Ripon has been recognised for its commitment to welcoming coach operators and group tours by being awarded Coach Friendly status by the CPT.
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NewsHarewood House hosts Cecil Beaton exhibition
Harewood House will showcase over 50 images by legendary photographer Cecil Beaton including iconic portraits of Audrey Hepburn and Queen Elizabeth II.
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NewsLargest Iron Age hoard ever discovered to go on display
Visitors will be able to see the Melsonby Hoard at the Yorkshire Museum, with horse harness adornments and weapons included in a collection of more than 800 objects.
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NewsNew owners for Eden Camp Modern History Museum
After more than 40 years as a family-run business, York-based Continuum Attractions has taken the reins of the prisoner of war camp turned modern history museum.
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NewsRace Across the World experience launching in Edinburgh, Bristol & York
Groups will have more chance to ‘race across the world’ following the experience’s expansion to Edinburgh, Bristol and York.
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NewsNational Science and Media Museum celebrates 70 years of Eurovision
An exhibition opening at the museum in Bradford in May will explore the technical innovations that helped Eurovision to become a global phenomenon.
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NewsHull launches maritime heritage tours ahead of major reopenings
The guided tours offer groups the chance to learn about Hull’s rich maritime heritage and see treasures and vessels from the city’s more than 800 years of ocean-going history.
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NewsMalta, Croatia & Yorkshire among just for groups! highlights
The group tour operator has launched its holidays for 2026-2028 featuring a new wine and cheese tour in Yorkshire as well as Malta and Croatia itineraries.
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NewsHarewood House’s 2026 season opener is first-of-its-kind display
Running from 23rd January to 7th June, the display will be the first time artist Charlotte Verity has exhibited inside a historic country house and the first time her work has been extensively showcased in the north of England.
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NewsRenovated barn space explores Henry Moore’s life and work
Sheep Field Barn at Henry Moore Studios & Gardens will re-open on 1st April 2026 and feature a presentation on the sculptor and a changing exhibition programme.
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Destination GuidesItinerary idea: history, art and food in Sheffield
Groups can explore steel-working heritage, Norman history and indoor gardens during a day trip to the ‘Steel City’ in Yorkshire.
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NewsHow Harewood House is being transformed for Christmas
The West Yorkshire country house has announced its programme of festive events including decorations created by interior designer Siobhan Murphy.
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NewsEden Camp’s group rates offer for 2026 bookings
Eden Camp Modern History Museum in North Yorkshire is offering groups the chance to secure 2026 visits at 2025 prices if booked with a deposit before a December deadline.
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NewsYork’s Mansion House reopens following restoration
The historic venue in York has reopened for its 300th anniversary after completion of the first phase of a major restoration project.
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NewsEarly photography and film tech showcased at galleries in Bradford
The National Science and Media Museum has opened its new Sound and Vision galleries, showcasing collections of photography, film, television, animation, gaming and sound technologies.
