Hull City Council, in collaboration NHS partners, is rolling out a series of ‘Tea and Chat’ events aimed at supporting families facing challenges with school attendance. These informal sessions offer … More The post Council launches ‘Tea and Chat’ to support school attendance appeared first on Hull CC News.
Get ready to step back in time this weekend as Hull’s Museums Quarter is transformed into a bustling Roman encampment. Romanfest is a free event... read more
Summer may be fading, but there’s plenty to look forward to in September. Here’s just a small selection of what’s happening in Hull this month.... read more
An exhibition celebrating the 1970s has opened at the Streetlife Museum. Glam and Gloom: 1970s Britain explores the highs and hardships of life in the... read more
A thriving community garden in north Hull that has been supporting families for nearly three decades is opening its doors to showcase the vital role... read more
An exhibition to celebrate Hull’s centuries old oil seed crushing industry is underway this week. The Seeds of Change project shines a light on Hull’s... read more
The Ferens Art Gallery has launched the first of an exciting series of adult art and craft workshops, starting this week (Saturday 13 September). Whether... read more
Is there a better month than August? Maybe that’s a debate for another day, but it certainly has to be up there, especially in Hull!... read more
Costello running track will reopen this Sunday (24 August) following refurbishment. The Kingston Upon Hull Athletics Club and Humberside Athletics Association competition will take place... read more
Hull photographer George Norris will give a talk about his exhibition in West Hull gallery today (Thursday 24 July). Untethered features a collection of photographs... read more
Hull Museums is inviting families to ‘make history this summer’ with an exciting new campaign designed to turn the summer holidays into an unforgettable adventure... read more
