Things to do in Yorkshire in January: Best January Yorkshire Events 2025

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Updated on January 11, 2025

As we roll into 2025, Yorkshire is kicking off the new year with a bang! This calendar of events shares the best things to do in Yorkshire in January, including unmissable January Yorkshire events. Keep reading to fill your January calendar!

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Things to do in Yorkshire in January

In January, many of us face the post-Christmas slump. The days are cold, the nights are long, and the festivities already feel like a distant memory.

But you can dispel those winter blues by making the most of the unmissable Yorkshire events taking place this January. Throughout the county, there are events taking place for food fanatics, bookworms, art lovers, budding photographers and more!

Keep reading to discover the best things to do in Yorkshire in January and to ensure you don’t miss these limited time events!

Please note, the information provided about these events may be subject to change. For the most up to date information, always check event website prior to booking.

Things to do in North Yorkshire in January

There is always an incredible choice of things to do in North Yorkshire and this January is no different. Here are the best North Yorkshire events in January 2025 so you can start filling your calendar up!

North Yorkshire Events in January

Here is a roundup of the best events in North Yorkshire in January 2025.

New Year’s Day Dip in Scarborough

Celebrate the start of the year with a splash at Scarborough’s iconic New Year’s Day Dip. Held at South Bay, this longstanding tradition invites you to brave the icy North Sea waters, all in the name of charity. A quarter of the proceeds go directly to the Scarborough Lions, supporting vital projects in the local area.

The event attracts thrill-seekers and charity champions from across Yorkshire and beyond. With the invigorating challenge of diving into some of the coldest waters around, it’s a unique way to kick off the year. Whether you’re taking the plunge yourself or cheering on the dippers, you’ll be part of a community event that’s been raising funds for over two decades.

Date: 1st January 2025

Ticket Prices: £10/person

Address: Scarborough South Bay, Foreshore Road, Scarborough YO11 1PD

Alice’s Christmas Wonderland at Castle Howard

Step into the magical world of Alice’s Christmas Wonderland at Castle Howard, where the White Rabbit invites you to explore grand halls transformed with festive whimsy. Award-winning designers CLW Event Design, along with the creative brilliance of imitating the dog, bring Lewis Carroll’s characters to life with immersive projections. From the Mad Hatter to the Cheshire Cat, each corner of the opulent rooms offers a delightful surprise, making it a truly enchanting Christmas experience.

You can indulge in a whimsical Mad Hatter’s Afternoon Tea or sip Wonderland-themed cocktails at the exclusive Chess Club. Festive shopping awaits at the Bauble Emporium, alongside tasty local treats at the Farm Shop and Garden Centre. For added charm, toast giant marshmallows by the Christmas tree. Quiet Calm Sessions are also available for those who prefer a more serene experience.

Dates: Until 5th January 2025

Ticket Prices: From £21/adult, £10.50/child

Address: Castle Howard, York, YO60 7DA

Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience

Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience is an art exhibition with a twist. The exhibition delves into the life and work of Van Gogh. But unlike traditional art exhibitions, this one immerses you right into the artwork.

Through intelligent projection mapping, Van Gogh’s work comes to life on the walls of St Mary’s Church, and it places you at the centre of the masterpieces. The projection lasts around 35 minutes and is played on a continuous loop.

There are also other activities including the opportunity to colour your own Van Gogh and to explore the artist’s life in a virtual reality experience (additional charge applies). This is one event you really don’t want to miss!

Dates: Until 31st January 2025

Ticket Prices: £15/adult, £9/child

Address: York St Mary’s Church, Castlegate, York YO1 9RN

Fractured Soles: In the Footsteps of Workhouse Families

The Ripon Workhouse Museum’s latest exhibition, Fractured Soles, offers an immersive experience that reveals the often-forgotten stories of Victorian workhouse families. Award-winning playwright Helena Fox, alongside community collaborators, has crafted performances that illustrate the harsh realities faced by these families. Drawing on research of historical records, the exhibition vividly portrays how the welfare system disrupted family bonds, echoing challenges still present in today’s society.

This innovative project aims to foster emotional connections with the past while highlighting modern social issues. Through seven distinct family narratives, you will experience the deeply personal impact of a system that separated parents, children, and spouses during their most vulnerable moments. The exhibition’s compelling audio design, created by Ben Pugh, features performances by local actors, including members of the Ripon Workhouse Players. The result is an engaging and thought-provoking journey through history.

Dates: Throughout January 2025

Ticket Prices: £19/adult, £10.50/child

Address: Workhouse Museum, Allhallowgate, Ripon, HG4 1LE

York Book Fair

No booklover will be able to resist the lure of York Book Fair. It is Britain’s largest antiquarian book fair and gives bibliophiles an opportunity to admire first-hand a unique collection of antique, rare and collectable titles.

With thousands of books from over one hundred dealers, you can find titles to suit all tastes and price points. There is lots of free parking available plus a cafe on site. There is also a free bus service running from the Memorial Gardens for anyone who is traveling to York via train.

The event is hosted across just one floor so is easily accessible.

Dates: 11th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £2 on the door. Complimentary tickets available online in advance

Address: York Racecourse, Racecourse Road, Knavesmire Road, York, YO23 1EX

Dark Skies Night Hikes in the Yorkshire Dales

The Dark Skies Night Hikes are guided walks that take place over the winter months, when the Yorkshire Dales National Park becomes a Dark Sky Reserve. This means that the area has exceptionally low light pollution and offers stunning views of the Milky Way, constellations, planets and meteors.

You will be led by Mark Reid, a very experienced Mountain Leader who knows the Yorkshire Dales extremely well!

The Night Hikes are suitable for anyone with a moderate level of fitness and a sense of adventure. They are between 5 and 8 miles long, and cover various terrains, such as fields, moorland, riversides and hills.

The walks end at a cosy village pub, where you can warm up and share your impressions over a drink.

Dates: 19th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £45/person

Address: Grassington, Wharfedale

Burns Night Supper at Carlton Towers

This January you can celebrate Burns Night in true 19th century style. Soak up the heat from the roaring fire and the sound of bagpipes as you dine in the Carlton Tower State Rooms.

The event is an opportunity to enjoy the traditions of Burns Night including eating haggis and drinking scotch.

You can even extend the celebrations by spending the night in one of their luxurious rooms or enjoying one of the charming cottages on the estate.

You can upgrade your ticket to include a room booking or book a cottage here.

Dates: 24th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £59/person

Address: Carlton Towers, Carlton, DN14 9LZ

Yorkshire Photo Walk – Winter Landscapes

The How to Photograph Winter Landscapes workshop offers a hands-on masterclass in capturing the beauty of Yorkshire’s frosty scenery. This day-long experience in Grassington covers essential camera settings, composition techniques, and practical exercises tailored for winter conditions. You will receive both group and one-to-one tuition, with plenty of opportunities to refine your skills. The varied landscapes around Grassington provide an ideal backdrop for learning, from rugged paths to stunning countryside views.

During the session, you’ll cover around five miles on foot, exploring diverse terrains and elevations. Constructive photo critiques and expert advice will help you improve your shots. Remember to bring a suitable camera, a wide-angle lens, and a tripod if possible.

Dates: 25th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £70/person

Address: Grassington National Park Centre, Hebden Road, Grassington, BD23 5LB

York Residents Festival

The York Residents’ Festival is back, and it’s bigger and better than ever! Organised by Make It York, this annual festival is a way of saying a huge ‘thank you’ for the warm welcome you give to York’s 8.4 million visitors.

You can explore the city and be a tourist for the weekend – for free! All you need is a valid York Card, student card or identity card that proves York residency. You can enjoy a range of attractions, food and drink offers, and retail offers from over 50 participating venues.

Whether you want to visit museums, churches, tours and galleries, or indulge in delicious cuisine from around the world, or shop for some unique gifts and treats, there is something for everyone at the York Residents’ Festival.

Dates: 25th – 26th January 2025

Ticket Prices: Multiple events, prices vary

Address: Various locations throughout York

Things to do in West Yorkshire in January

There is something for everyone this January in West Yorkshire! Enjoy train rides or art exhibitions, photography classes or classical music. Your January calendar is going to be packed with so many exciting things to do in West Yorkshire in January!

West Yorkshire Events in January

Here is a roundup of the best events in West Yorkshire in January 2025.

BD: Walls

BD: Walls transforms the Bradford District into an open-air gallery, showcasing street art that celebrates local heritage and dynamic creativity. This ongoing exhibition invites renowned artists from around the world to contribute stunning works to the region’s streets.

The collection highlights the area’s rich history, like NeSpoon’s “The Portal,” which reimagines Bradford’s lace-making tradition, and Peachzz’s “Roots,” an homage to the MAPA Cultural Arts Centre and its community impact. Each mural brings its own story, making this evolving exhibition a must-see for art enthusiasts and locals alike.

A Talent Development Programme supports the next generation of street artists by pairing emerging talent with experienced mentors. These collaborations are set to add even more vibrant creations to BD: Walls, ensuring it continues to grow as a powerful celebration of Bradford’s artistic and cultural identity. Whether you’re drawn to intricate patterns or bold, expressive storytelling, BD: Walls promises a journey through art, history, and community.

Dates: Throughout January – December 2025

Ticket Prices: Free

Address: Across Bradford District (The Portal: Church Bank House near Bradford Cathedral, Roots: MAPA Cultural Arts Centre)

Mills Transformed at Bradford Industrial Museum

The Mills Transformed exhibition at Bradford Industrial Museum explores the fascinating reinvention of textile mills across the north of England. Through the lens of local photographer Neil Horsley, you can see how these historic structures — once at the heart of the industrial revolution — have been creatively repurposed for modern use. Horsley’s project documents 33 mill conversions, showcasing inspiring transformations into spaces such as art studios, business workspaces, cafes, and even Britain’s longest bar. The exhibition captures the resilience and adaptability of these architectural icons, preserving their heritage while giving them new purpose.

By blending photography and personal stories, Mills Transformed highlights the emotional connections communities have with these mills and the ingenuity involved in their revival. This collection of images and interviews celebrates the potential of these once-derelict buildings to become vibrant hubs of creativity and enterprise. It’s a poignant reminder of the region’s rich industrial history and the possibilities of preserving it for future generations.

Dates: Throughout January 2025

Ticket Prices: Free

Address: Moorside Mills, Moorside Road, Eccleshill, Bradford, BD2 3HP

RISE in Bradford

RISE is an open-air spectacular transforming Bradford’s City Park and Centenary Square into a mesmerising stage of magic and wonder.

Created by award-winning theatre director Kirsty Housley and Bradford’s very own Steven Frayne (formerly known as Dynamo), RISE marks the grand opening of Bradford 2025, the year the city takes the spotlight as the UK City of Culture. It serves as a powerful tribute to the vibrant people and communities that make Bradford truly magical.

Dates: 10th – 11th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £2/person

Address: City Park, Bradford BD1 1HY

A Grand Day Out at the National Science and Media Museum

Celebrate the reopening of the National Science and Media Museum with A Grand Day Out, a fantastic animation-themed event in collaboration with Aardman. Perfect for families and animation enthusiasts alike, you can take part in hands-on model-making workshops, watch screenings of beloved Wallace & Gromit classics, and even enjoy their newest adventure, Vengeance Most Fowl.

Explore the museum’s revamped spaces, including the Kodak Gallery, where you can dive into the history of photography, or immerse yourself in the interactive exhibits at Wonderlab. Don’t miss this chance to discover what’s new and exciting at this iconic Bradford attraction while enjoying a day full of creativity and entertainment.

Dates: 11th January 2025

Ticket Prices: Free

Address: The National Science and Media Museum, Bradford BD1 1NQ

David Hockney: Pieced Together

Dive into the creative genius of Bradford-born artist David Hockney at David Hockney: Pieced Together. This captivating exhibition highlights Hockney’s innovative use of film and photography to craft visual ‘collages’ that mimic how we experience scenes in real life. From his groundbreaking video installation The Four Seasons: Woldgate Woods to his renowned ‘joiner’ photocollages, you’ll see how Hockney redefines artistic boundaries using technology.

The exhibition also offers a unique glimpse into Hockney’s historical connection to the museum, featuring a photocollage created on-site in 1985. Whether you’re an art enthusiast or new to Hockney’s work, this exhibition promises a fresh perspective on his creative journey and his impact on the visual arts.

Dates: 15th January – 18th May 2025

Ticket Prices: Pay what you feel

Address: The National Science and Media Museum, Bradford BD1 1NQ

Candlelight: Rings and Dragons

Step into the enchanting atmosphere of Leeds City Museum for a Candlelight concert, a celebration of music from Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings. Performed by the String Infusion Quartet, the repertoire includes iconic pieces “The Shire,” “The Rains of Castamere,” and “The Lighting of the Beacons,” all set against the soft, flickering glow of candles. This unique musical experience transforms beloved scores into an intimate and immersive event.

Plus, the venue’s historic charm provides the perfect backdrop for this one-hour performance, making it ideal for fans of fantasy epics and classical music alike. Don’t miss the chance to relive the drama and wonder of these cinematic masterpieces through a live, multi-sensory experience.

Dates: 17th January 2025

Ticket Prices: From £26.50/person

Address: Leeds City Museum, Millennium Square, Leeds, LS2 8BH

Comedy at The Old Woollen in Leeds

Enjoy a laughter-filled evening at Comedy at The Old Woollen, Leeds’ much-loved comedy night. The night promises a stellar line-up featuring Rob Rouse, known for his role in Upstart Crow, and Alistair Barrie. Rising star Hannah Platt, a BBC New Comedian of the Year finalist, will also take the stage.

The evening will be held together by Tony Vino, a seasoned MC and Tim Vine’s tour support. Expect sharp wit, clever storytelling, and plenty of belly laughs. With occasional strong language, this event is recommended for anyone aged 15 and over.

Dates: 18th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £15.35/person

Address: The Old Woollen, Sunny Bank Mills, Farsley, Leeds LS28 5UJ

Behind the Scenes Apartment Tour at Harewood House

The Behind the Scenes Private Apartment Tour at Harewood House offers a unique opportunity to explore areas usually closed to the public. Guided through the historic Private Apartments, you will step into rooms that have hosted royalty and dignitaries for centuries.

Rich in history, these spaces are still used by the 8th Earl and Countess and display an eclectic mix of art and personal artefacts that reflect generations of family interests. This intimate tour delves into how these rooms have adapted to modern living while supporting the charitable mission of Harewood House Trust.

This three-hour experience includes a hot lunch in the peaceful Billiard Room and provides fascinating insights into Harewood’s past and present. You are asked to meet in the Entrance Hall upon arrival, where the journey into Harewood’s legacy begins.

Dates: 23rd January 2025

Ticket Prices: £35/person

Address: Harewood House, Harewood, Leeds LS17 9LG

Things to do in East Yorkshire in January

January in East Yorkshire is a celebration of the arts. Two of the region’s current exhibitions will end this month, so make sure you catch them before they are gone!

East Yorkshire Events in January

Here is a roundup of the best events in East Yorkshire in January 2025.

Lionesses of Hull

Celebrate the inspiring history of women’s football with the Lionesses of Hull exhibition at Hull’s Streetlife Museum. Explore the remarkable careers of Carol Thomas, a pioneering England captain from Hull, and Flo Bilton, co-founder of the Women’s Football League. Discover how their contributions helped shape the sport, from Carol’s early days with the Reckitt & Colman team to Flo’s dedication to fostering women’s football. The exhibition also features an engaging film project, showcasing interviews with local players from different generations about their personal journeys in the sport.

While you’re in Hull’s Museum Quarter, explore more nearby, including the Hull and East Riding Museum and Wilberforce House, making it a perfect day out for everyone!

Dates: Throughout January – 23rd February 2025

Ticket Prices: Free

Address: Streetlife Museum, High Street, Hull, HU1 1PS

Resurrecting Ancient Egypt: A Monumental Yorkshire Journey

This fascinating exhibition, curated by renowned Egyptologist Professor Joann Fletcher, offers a unique exploration of Yorkshire’s ties to ancient Egypt. You can admire captivating photographs of Yorkshire architecture by Kyte Photography, alongside artefacts loaned from the Egyptomania Museum. Highlights include exquisite 1920s and 1930s jewellery and vintage advertising that reflect the enduring allure of Egyptomania.

The exhibition also features rare books on Egypt, originally purchased by John Edward Champney for Beverley’s first library in 1906, providing an intriguing historical context. This free event is a must-visit for anyone with an interest in history, architecture, or the enduring cultural impact of ancient Egypt.

Date: Throughout January – 10th May 2025

Ticket Prices: Free

Address: Treasure House, Champney Road, Beverley, HU17 8HE

Cottingham Comedy Club presents Mick Ferry

Kicking off 2025 with laughter, Cottingham Comedy Club welcomes Mick Ferry to The Back Room for his debut performance at this award-winning venue. Mick Ferry, a seasoned comedian and one of the UK’s most in-demand headliners, brings his sharp wit and effortless stage presence to Cottingham.

Known for his work with top names in comedy and TV appearances, including Michael McIntyre’s Roadshow and John Bishop’s Only Joking, Mick guarantees an evening of unforgettable entertainment. Supporting acts will also grace the stage, alongside the comedic hosting duo, Rich Austin and Jed Salisbury, ensuring a lively and hilarious night out.

Arrive early to enjoy delicious pizzas from Dough Punks, available from 6:30pm before the show begins at 8pm. The intimate setting of The Back Room makes for an up-close and personal comedy experience, perfect for groups looking for a midweek laugh.

Date: 9th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £12/person

Address: The Back Room, Cottingham, HU16 4BB

Candlelight: Rings & Dragons – Hull

Step into the enchanting world of fantasy as Candlelight brings Rings & Dragons to Hull Minster. This captivating performance features a live string quartet playing iconic scores from Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings.

Set against the breathtaking backdrop of the historic Minster, and illuminated by the warm glow of candlelight, this event promises an unforgettable evening for music and fantasy fans alike. You’ll hear beautiful renditions of pieces including The Shire, Winter Is Coming, and The Rains of Castamere, creating an immersive atmosphere that transports you to a world of fantasy.

Date: 10th January 2025

Ticket Prices: From £20/person

Address: Hull Minster, South Church Side, Hull, HU1 1RR

History Meets Mystery: Journey into Yorkshire’s Dark Past

Experience the eerie side of Yorkshire with History Meets Mystery as they unveil the county’s spine-chilling past. Guided by the enigmatic Dr Smalls, a Victorian ghost hunter clad in frock coat and top hat, you’ll be transported back in time through haunting tales of poltergeists, ghostly carriages, and spectral figures. The evening promises to immerse you in Yorkshire’s darker history, from notorious executions to haunted landscapes, with storytelling and performance bringing each legend to life.

This captivating event is suitable for adults and children alike, blending professional storytelling with interactive moments that keep you on the edge of your seat. Whether you’re a history buff or a fan of all things spooky, it’s an unmissable way to explore Beverley’s haunted streets and gruesome history.

Date: 20th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £11/person (plus booking fee)

Address: Meet outside Mountain Warehouse, 50 Toll Gavel, Beverley HU17 9BN

Glowflare Short Film Festival

Discover a new wave of cinematic excellence at the Glowflare Short Film Festival, held at Parkway Cinemas in Beverley. Your festival pass grants access to a full day of screenings, featuring an eclectic mix of short films across various genres. Meet the minds behind the stories during live Q&A sessions and gain insights into the creative process.

The festival culminates in an awards ceremony celebrating exceptional talent in short filmmaking. You’ll also receive a festival programme guide to ensure you don’t miss a moment of the action. With 12 hours of engaging content, this promises to be an unmissable event for film enthusiasts.

Date: 25th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £20/person

Address: Parkway Cinema + Theatre, Flemingate, Beverley, HU17 0PW

Candlelight: A Tribute to Queen – Hull

Experience the iconic music of Queen with a Candlelight concert, hosted at the Hull Minster. The concert brings together Queen’s greatest hits including Bohemian Rhapsody and We Are The Champions, performed by the String Infusion Quartet.

From soaring vocals to dramatic melodies, this tribute offers a multi-sensory experience celebrating the legendary genius of Queen. Set against the beautiful backdrop of the historic Minster, and illuminated by the gentle glow of candlelight, this event promises an unforgettable evening of music!

Date: 10th January 2025

Ticket Prices: From £20/person

Address: Hull Minster, South Church Side, Hull, HU1 1RR

Things to do in South Yorkshire in January

If you’re looking for things to do in South Yorkshire in January, stately home Wentworth Woodhouse is leading the charge with an exciting calendar of events in 2025.

South Yorkshire Events in January

Here is a roundup of the best events in South Yorkshire in January 2025.

Experience Industrial History: Kelham Island Photo Walk

Explore Sheffield’s rich industrial past with the Experience Industrial History photo walk at Kelham Island Museum. Nestled on the River Don, this historic mill offers a unique setting to capture authentic industrial-themed photographs. Whether you’re aiming to improve your technical skills or simply document the industrial heritage of Yorkshire, this workshop blends guided tuition, hands-on tasks, and personalised feedback to enhance your photography journey.

The walk covers a manageable route with varied terrains, offering opportunities to experiment with wide-angle and mid-range lenses. Alongside group and one-to-one instruction, you’ll receive constructive critiques and practical tips to refine your craft. Designed to inspire creativity while immersing you in the city’s industrial charm, this event is perfect for photography enthusiasts of all levels.

Dates: 11th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £35/person

Address: Kelham Island Museum Car Park, off Alma Street, Sheffield, S3 8RY

After Hours at Wentworth Woodhouse

Experience Wentworth Woodhouse with this exclusive after-hours tour. Led by expert guides, you’ll step back in time to discover the stories of lavish celebrations, royal visits, and historic gatherings that have graced the halls of this grand estate. The tour offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the enchanting atmosphere of the Main House by candlelight, after the public has left.

By taking part in this event, you’ll directly support the Wentworth Woodhouse Preservation Trust’s vital restoration efforts, helping to safeguard this architectural treasure for future generations. Please note that due to the age of the building, the tour route includes upper floors, which are not accessible for those with mobility challenges.

Dates: 15th & 28th January 2025

Ticket Prices: £30/person

Address: Wentworth Woodhouse, Wentworth S62 7TQ

Candlelight: Rings and Dragons – Sheffield

Experience an enchanting evening with Rings and Dragons, a Candlelight concert featuring iconic soundtracks from Game of Thrones and The Lord of the Rings. Performed by the talented String Infusion Quartet, this one-hour event combines captivating live music with the soft, warm glow of candlelight, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.

Held at the historic Victoria Hall in Sheffield, this concert provides a multi-sensory experience in an awe-inspiring setting. The venue, known for its stunning architecture and excellent acoustics, adds to the magic of the performance.

Dates: 18th January 2025

Ticket Prices: From £15/person

Address: Victoria Hall, Norfolk St, Sheffield, S1 2JB

Sheffield International Concert – BBC Philharmonic

The BBC Philharmonic returns to Sheffield City Hall for a mesmerising evening of classical music led by Chief Conductor John Storgårds. The evening opens with Beethoven’s ‘Emperor’ Concerto, featuring the world-renowned pianist Paul Lewis. His interpretation of Beethoven’s masterpieces has captivated audiences worldwide, making this a must-see performance for any classical music enthusiast.

Following the interval, the orchestra will perform Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony, a piece known for its emotional depth and dramatic power. This stirring symphony explores themes of resilience and the human spirit, offering an unforgettable experience. With an exquisite programme throughout 2025, this concert is a highlight of Sheffield’s International Concert Season.

Dates: 24th January 2025

Ticket Prices: From £22.95/person

Address: Sheffield City Hall, Barkers Pool, Sheffield, S1 2JA

Sheffield Heritage Fair

Discover Sheffield’s captivating past at the Sheffield Heritage Fair, taking place at the Millennium Gallery. This event brings together over 40 local heritage groups, offering a unique opportunity to learn about the city’s historic sites and the passionate work behind their preservation. Whether you’re curious about Sheffield’s industrial roots or its architectural treasures, the fair provides a platform for meaningful conversations with experts and enthusiasts alike.

Organised by Sheffield’s own Ron Clayton and David Templeman on behalf of the Friends of Sheffield Manor Lodge, this event invites you to delve into the city’s stories through discussions, displays, and more. It’s an incredible way for everyone to engage with Sheffield’s vibrant history.

Dates: 25th – 26th January 2025

Ticket Prices: Free (suggested donation £1)

Address: Millennium Gallery, 48 Arundel Gate, Sheffield S1 2PP

The Best Things to do in Yorkshire in January

So, here is a roundup of the best things to do in Yorkshire in January. Which one will you be visiting first?

Have I missed your favourite January Yorkshire event off the list? Let me know in the comments and I’ll be sure to add the details!

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