Hijak Oscar are back
It’s been five years since York heard anything from Hijak Oscar. But the band is back with a new line up. Continue reading
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Junk, Fat Spatula and Missing Kids party at Basement
Three local bands, Junk, The Missing Kids and Fat Spatula rocked the stage at The Basement last week. Continue reading
Into the Woods is a dark delight
The film adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s musical Into The Woods has arrived and it is delightful and dark. Viewers are drawn in by their favourite fairytale characters, music and magic and it seems that City Screen has fallen under its spell. Continue reading
2001: A Space Odyssey comes to City Screen
2001: A Space Odyssey, a film widely considered to be the best science fiction movie of all time, is returning to York this month in a new BFI restoration. Continue reading
York becomes UNESCO City of Media Arts
York has been recognised on the international stage for its creativity and innovation as UNESCO designated it as a City of Media Arts. Continue reading
Plays and pantomimes to see in York at Christmas
York is never a city to disappoint when it comes to performing arts so there’s plenty going on over the course of December. Continue reading
What does SLAP have in store?
The next few months are set to see a varied set of events presented by live arts initiative SLAP, combining performing arts players from in and around York. Continue reading
Red Shirt Films: Making laughs on a low budget
Those who are guilty of spending idle evenings browsing YouTube videos could do worse than to search for Red Shirt Films – a channel of comedy web series with York as the back drop. Continue reading
What does the new Fibbers mean to local music?
After more than 20 years at Stonebow House the venue has Fibbers has relocated to Toft Green. The question is, what does this mean for York’s local music scene? Continue reading
Elise Bikker: ‘It’s not about the object but about the discussion’
York-based oil painter, teacher and mixed media artist Elise Bikker discusses the importance of the ideas the spectators have when viewing an artist’s work. Continue reading