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Half term events in Bridlington and beyond

Bridlington Echo by Bridlington Echo
25/05/2025
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May half-term is here and East Riding of Yorkshire Council is hosting a range of events for all the family to enjoy.

Pop along to Sewerby Hall and Gardens from Saturday, 24 May to Sunday, 1 June to enjoy action packed days out on the East Riding coastline. From daring knights and magical creatures to magic shows and face painting, there is something for everyone to enjoy.

Meet the hoof stock at Sewerby.

Take a look at what’s on:

Saturday, 24 and Saturday, 31 May: Meet the hoof stock:

Monday, 26 May: Rusticus Adventure: Knights of the Round Table

Tuesday, 27 May: Rusticus Woodland Creatures Theatre: Dr. Dolittle

Wednesday, 28 May: Magic Shows and Face Painting

Wednesday, 28 May: Zoo Activity: Orange Fat Balls

Thursday, 29 May: Rusticus Encounter: Heroes and Villains

Sunday, 1 June: Wildcats: Cartoon Characters

www.sewerbyhall.co.uk

Find out more about Sewerby Hall and Gardens half-term fun at www.sewerbyhall.co.uk.

Keep the kids entertained this May half-term with East Riding Leisure. From Clip ’n Climb and pool inflatables to soft play and junior gym, there’s something for everyone.

East Riding Leisure. Photo: Echo Media Group.

Check out the fun activities:

  • Clip ’n Climb: challenge yourself on the climbing walls at East Riding Leisure Bridlington
  • Pool inflatables: splash around with the fun pool inflatables
  • Soft play: let the little ones explore and play
  • Junior gym: get active with gym sessions for those aged between 14 and 18
  • Sports hall activities: including badminton, table tennis and much more
  • Fun floats: enjoy a fun float session in the pool

Activities vary across centres and require booking. For more information and centre opening times, visit www.eastridingleisure.co.uk/school-holidays.

www.seacourthotel.com.

East Riding Libraries are offering a series of activities for children this May half-term that help with creativity and keep children entertained. 

Check out the activities on offer:

  • Dens and Signals, Animals!: experience fun and thought-provoking shows with live singing, jokes, and slapstick humour.
  • Elmer Day storytime: enjoy Elmer stories and activities at special themed storytime sessions.
  • Lego Art sessions: create a Lego masterpiece with a wide variety of kits and templates. Suitable for children aged four and up, with adult supervision required for those aged eight and under.
  • Duplo building: gather round and listen to a story, then use the Duplo sets to build it.

Activities vary across libraries and require booking. For more information and event details, visit www.eastridinglibraries.co.uk/whats-on/schools-out.

Join Adult Learning for a trio of exciting Family Learning Workshops that are fun and educational.

Recycled Robots
Unleash your inner inventor! Build wild and wonderful robots from everyday junk in this hands-on art session.
Bridlington – Tuesday, 27 May, 10:30am–12:30pm

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