What's On

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

Friday 5th - Tuesday 30th June
9am - 8pm daily (7pm on Sundays)

Summer Spot on the Wall

The Station

Summer Spot 2026 will run from Friday 5th - Tuesday 30th June and will be hosted exclusively in the Platform Gallery.

An Audience with Marrie...

Fun and football!

Join us at The Green Howards museum ahead of the 2026 World Cup for evening of football memories, stories and predictions.

We are joined by Marrie Wieczorek & Paul Cutler.

Friday 5 June

7.30pm to 9.30pm

Love Flows as the Brook Flows

St Mary's Church

Roderick Williams and Susie Allan present a heartfelt recital exploring love’s journey, with songs by Vaughan Williams, Finzi, Schubert and more.

Saturday 6th June, 10am

Makers' Sale

Ravensworth Village Hall

Meet makers selling everything from, knitted items, crocheted pieces, handmade candles, to sea glass items and gifts.

Saturday 6 June

2pm

Hop, Scamper, Scurry! Tales...

The Georgian Theatre Royal

Beatrix Potter’s beloved animal tales are brought to life in a magical blend of storytelling, music and movement.

Saturday 6 June

2pm to 2.45pm

Richmond On Song: A Celebration

St Mary's Church

Singers of all ages unite as Dales Community Pop Choir and Catterick Service Children’s Choir celebrate the joy of song.

Saturday 6 June

3.15pm to 4pm

Richmond On Song: Fauré’s Requiem

St Mary's Church

The Swale Singers perform Fauré’s beloved Requiem with soprano Sophie Montgomery and baritone Roderick Williams.

Saturday 13 June

2pm & 7.30pm

Little Women

The Georgian Theatre Royal

Little Women follows the March sisters as they grow up during the American Civil War, navigating family, friendship, ambition and hardship on the journey from childhood to adulthood.

Friday 19 June

7.30pm

A Tribute to Sting and The Police

The Georgian Theatre Royal

Fronted by Sting look- and sound-alike Owen James, The Rozzers deliver a stunningly authentic tribute to Sting and The Police, performing all the classic hits.

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