Looking for the best things to do in East Yorkshire this summer?

What's On In East Yorkshire This Summer

Looking for the best things to do in East Yorkshire this summer? Whether you’re enjoying a short break at Willow Pastures Country Park or relaxing in your own holiday lodge, there’s no shortage of events nearby to make your stay even more memorable. From family-friendly festivals to live music and cultural celebrations, East Yorkshire is buzzing with activity throughout the summer months. To help you plan your visit, we’ve rounded up five unmissable East Yorkshire events for summer 2025—all just a short drive from Willow Pastures.

1. Humber View Tribute Festival – Hessle (11–12 July)

Enjoy tribute acts under the iconic Humber Bridge at the outdoor Humber View Tribute Festival. Highlights include high-energy Queen (“Don’t Stop Queen Now”), ABBA impressions by “Kiss The Teacher”, and “Landslide” belting out Fleetwood Mac favourites. With street food, bars, and a stunning location, it’s a perfect night out for music lovers.

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1. Humber View Tribute Festival – Hessle (11–12 July)

Enjoy tribute acts under the iconic Humber Bridge at the outdoor Humber View Tribute Festival. Highlights include high-energy Queen (“Don’t Stop Queen Now”), ABBA impressions by “Kiss The Teacher”, and “Landslide” belting out Fleetwood Mac favourites. With street food, bars, and a stunning location, it’s a perfect night out for music lovers.

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2. Hornsea Carnival – Hornsea (18–20 July)

Join the region’s biggest free carnival, complete with colourful floats, upbeat music, and street entertainment. Community volunteers make this vibrant seaside tradition a summer highlight—with something to delight every part of the family.

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2. Hornsea Carnival – Hornsea (18–20 July)

Join the region’s biggest free carnival, complete with colourful floats, upbeat music, and street entertainment. Community volunteers make this vibrant seaside tradition a summer highlight—with something to delight every part of the family.

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3. Burton Agnes Jazz & Blues Festival – Driffield (11–13 July)

Set in the elegant grounds of Burton Agnes Hall, this boutique festival showcases top-tier jazz and blues acts. Combining heritage scenery with soulful live music, it’s an intimate yet atmospheric choice for lovers of good vibes and great tunes.

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3. Burton Agnes Jazz & Blues Festival – Driffield (11–13 July)

Set in the elegant grounds of Burton Agnes Hall, this boutique festival showcases top-tier jazz and blues acts. Combining heritage scenery with soulful live music, it’s an intimate yet atmospheric choice for lovers of good vibes and great tunes.

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4. Beverley Racecourse – Summer Festival Week (21–26 July)

Beverley’s historic racecourse comes alive during its summer festival week with exciting flat racing, family-themed days, and live entertainment. Whether you’re a racing enthusiast or simply looking for a lively day out, Beverley Races delivers a quintessentially British summer experience in a beautiful setting just outside the town centre. Book hospitality or bring a picnic – either way, it’s a firm favourite on the local calendar.

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4. Beverley Racecourse – Summer Festival Week (21–26 July)

Beverley’s historic racecourse comes alive during its summer festival week with exciting flat racing, family-themed days, and live entertainment. Whether you’re a racing enthusiast or simply looking for a lively day out, Beverley Races delivers a quintessentially British summer experience in a beautiful setting just outside the town centre. Book hospitality or bring a picnic – either way, it’s a firm favourite on the local calendar.

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5. Beverley Puppet Festival – Beverley (12–14 July)

One of the most creative and charming events in the region, the Beverley Puppet Festival transforms the town with street theatre, performances, and puppet shows for all ages. Expect quirky characters, clever storytelling, and lots of laughs. It’s ideal for families, art lovers, and anyone looking for something a little different this summer.

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5. Beverley Puppet Festival – Beverley (12–14 July)

One of the most creative and charming events in the region, the Beverley Puppet Festival transforms the town with street theatre, performances, and puppet shows for all ages. Expect quirky characters, clever storytelling, and lots of laughs. It’s ideal for families, art lovers, and anyone looking for something a little different this summer.

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    Hull Road, Skirlaugh,
    Hull, East Yorkshire HU11 5AE

    Our postcode will bring you near to the park but not to our entrance. Please use Google Maps or What3Words for exact directions. We share the same entrance from the A165 as Skirlaugh Garden Centre. If you get lost, please just call reception for directions!

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    Phone: 01964 598 303

    Email: reception@willowpastures.co.uk