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What's On

There's never a dull moment in Richmond...

There’s always something to do and somewhere to go in Richmond. With the unique Georgian Theatre Royal plus the award-winning independent cinema at The Station, drama and cinema are well taken care of, and then there’s the sparkling events programme at the Green Howards Museum, as well as Richmond Castle and the Richmondshire Museum.

And coming up is Richmond MayFest - the town's annual celebration of spring with loads of music, dance and family fun going on all over the town. This year it is all happening on May 2nd-May 4th, with the May Fair at Richmond Castle, concerts, ceilidh, Folk Fest, Baroque Fest, Day of Dance and much much more. Find out the whole programme and book your tickets here.

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Art, Talks & Workshops

Clubs & Societies

Craft Fairs

Festivals

Children & Families

Music, Film & Theatre

Outdoor, Fitness & Wellbeing

Tuesdays 2.45pm - 3.45pm,
14th April to 12th May.

Dru Yoga for Back Care

Venue: Pear Tree Studio

Gentle yoga postures, breathing exercises and relaxation to relieve non-specific back pain or to improve and maintain flexibility of the spine.

Thursday 29th January 2026
and third Thursday of every month

e50k Craft Club

Venue: Wavell Pavilion

Meet new friends, connect, relax have fun at our free craft club.

Friday 17 April

7.30pm

Tom McConville and Michael Biggins

The Georgian Theatre Royal

An electrifying evening of virtuoso fiddle, piano and song, packed with passion, warmth and irresistible folk magic

Saturday 18th April

Little White Bus Excursion to...

Venue: various pickup points

An Excursion to Kendal with the Little White Bus, £14 per return ticket

Saturday 18 April

9am to 9pm

Dementia Forward's 12-Hour...

Comrades Club

Danceathon: 12 hours of dancing in aid of Dementia Forward.

Saturday 18th April 2026

7 - 9pm

Songs from shows, stage and film

Venue: St Mary's Parish Church

An evening of varied and lively music with The Station Singers, led by new Musical Director, Kay Bromhead,

Saturday 18 April

7.30pm

Making A Killing

The Georgian Theatre Royal

A darkly comic two-hander where justice, power and morality tighten like a noose, as an executioner and his apprentice face which side of the rope they’re really on.