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What's on in October 2019 What’s on in October 2019 Hull New Theatre, Kingston square, Hull, HU1 3HF (11.1 Miles) 30th Sept to 5th Oct – The Rocky Horror Show 9th Oct to 12th Oct – Billionaire Boy 11th Oct – Gin and Canapes Evening (£25 entry) 15th Oct to 19th Oct – Northern Ballet: Cinderella 22nd Oct to 26th Oct – Blood Brothers 29th Oct to 2nd Nov - Cabaret Visit www.hulltheatres.co.uk or Reception for more details. Hull City Hall, Queen Victoria square, Hull, HU1 3RQ (11 Miles) 2nd Oct – The Horne Section 2019 4th Oct – Russell Kane: The Fast and the Curious 5th Oct – Someone Like You: The Adele Songbook 8th Oct – Ben Elton Live 10th Oct – Royal Philharmonic Orchestra 11th Oct – 80s Mania 17th Oct – Hormonal Wives 18th Oct – Whitney Houston: Queen of the Night 21st Oct – An evening with Boycott & Aggers: Out of the Ashes 22nd Oct – An audience with Harry Redknapp 30th Oct – An evening with Lenny Henry: Who am I again? 31st Oct – The Stylistics Visit www.hulltheatres.co.uk or Reception for more details Hull Truck Theatre, 50 Ferensway, Hull, HU2 8LB (10.5 Miles) 3rd Oct to 26th Oct – The Beauty Queen of Leenane 16th Oct to 17th Oct – Under the moons 18th Oct to 19th Oct – The Hounds of the Baskervilles 23rd Oct – NT Live: A midsummer Nights Dream 25th Oct – Trojan Horse 26th Oct – Snake Davis & Gareth Moulton 29th Oct – Dave Johns: From Byker to BAFTAs 30th Oct to 3rds Nov - DNA Visit www.hulltruck.co.uk or Reception for more details Bonus Arena, Myton Street, Hull, HU1 2PS (10.2 Miles) 1st Oct to 2nd Oct – Tech Expo Humber 4th Oct – Diversity 10th Oct – Two Door Cinema Club 11th Oct – James Arthur 14th Oct – Roy Orbison & Buddy Holly Holographic 19th Oct – Rob Beckett 21st Oct – Will Young + Special Guest 24th Oct to 25th Oct – The Rokit Seniors Snooker Championships 26th Oct – English Super Flyweight Title: Derbyshire vs Braithwaite 28th Oct – Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark 30th Oct – Jeddy Bear & Gary’s Picnic 30th Oct – Welcome to Ull: Hull Comedy Festival 2019 Visit www.bonusarenahull.com or Reception for more details Exhibitions & Other Attractions Hull Fair, Walton Street Car Park, Walton Street, Hull, HU3 6EA Hull Fair is one of Europe's largest travelling funfairs, which comes to Kingston upon Hull, England for one week from 4 pm on Friday to 12 am of the Saturday eight days later, encompassing 11 October each year. The fair is open every day between these days except Sunday Open from Friday 4th October to Saturday 12th October (Closed Sunday 6th October) Park and Ride Available to Hull Fair from just £3.50 return from either Humber Bridge Car Park, HU13 0LN (4 miles) or A63 Priory Park, Park and Ride HU4 7DY (7 miles) Visit Reception for more information. Ferens Art Gallery, Hull City Centre, HU1 3RA Admission: FOC (10.5 miles) 7th Sept to 20th Oct – Ecstatic Rituals 17th Sept to 1st Jan – Reflection: British art in an age of change 21st Oct to 19th Jan – Coming home: William Wilberforce Humber Street Gallery, Humber Street, Hull, HU1 1TU (11 miles) 12th Oct to 29th Dec – Aniara Omann: Equanopolis 30th Oct to 8th Dec – Nnena Kalu: Wrapping Hull Minster, Trinity Market, Hull, HU1 1RS (10 miles) 8th Oct to 18th Oct – Michelangelo: A different view Beverley Food Festival 2019, Market Place Beverley, HU17 8EA (8 Miles) Sunday 6th October- Join Beverley in celebrating its 14th Annual Food Festival 120 stalls selling a wide range of local food and drink, The Food Theatre Marquee, Hot food stalls, Cookery demonstrations by amazing local chefs, Street music Taxi’s are available from Reception. Humber Bridge, HU13 4LN (4 Miles) Sunday 6th October- Over 100 stalls with exciting food and craft, gifts and treats. 9am- 1pm The first Sunday of every month. Free event, free parking. Disabled access. Dog friendly. Child friendly. Stalls are based in Humber Bridge car park Asylum, Hull University Union, Hull HU6 7RX (7 miles) Saturday 5th October – 2 sessions available £10 a ticket (2 for 1) Session 1: 13:30 – 18:30 Session 2: 20:00 – 01:00 Tickets include the world-famous comedy oompah show from The Amazing Bavarian Stomper Tickets are available online at www.hullboxoffice.com Trinity Market, Hull, HU1 1RS (10 miles) 26th Oct to 27th Oct – Oktoberfest 2019 For one weekend only, Trinity Market will be transformed into a Bavarian Bierkeller, as we host our own ‘Oktoberfest’. Joins us for a Family Friendly weekend of fun, music and Bavarian inspired food, not to mention some outstanding beer. We’ll be serving brews from your local favourites, as well as from the traditional Munich breweries. Every Thursday Night (3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th October)- Trinity Live (6pm start) Enjoy the music, the food, bars and shopping, all on offer in the heart of the Old Town! Everyone is welcome, bring the family and have a great evening! Take The Exit, 7 Silver Street, Hull, HU1 1HT (10 miles) 23rd Sept to 31st Oct – The Chapel Escape Room You Must Investigate the Abandoned Chapel & The Mysteries Behind The Sisters’ Deaths Before Time Is Up…A creepy, escape room with some Adult themes. Medium – Hard Difficulty. Tickets start from £20 pp (group discounts will apply) To book visit www.taketheexit.co.uk/book-here .
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