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Rachel Hancock

Hull Truck Announce the Return of Grow Festival!

Hull Truck Theatre have announced the return of Grow Festival 2026. The annual artist development season showcases new work from local talent and hosts workshops in theatre careers for professionals and audiences alike. Sh*t Life Crisis (Thursday 23 – Sat 25 July) is a hilarious new karaoke…

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HEY Mind Launch First Mindful Maker's Market

Hull and East Yorkshire Mind are hosting their first Mindful Makers Market - a community focused event bringing together local creativity, independent businesses and a shared commitment to wellbeing. Set within the Pier Street Pop Up Space on Humber Street, the market will showcase an inspiring…

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Tree Stories Project Launched by Friends of the Earth

Tree Stories is an 18‑month community nature project led by Hull and East Riding Friends of the Earth (HERFoE) in partnership with local climate artist Lauren Saunders. The project encourages people to help new trees thrive, support the care and protection of existing trees, and strengthen local…

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Freedom Festival 2026 Shows Announced!

The countdown to Freedom Festival 2026 has officially begun, and this year’s theme - Peace - couldn’t be more timely. As always, the festival will transform the city with bold performances, striking installations, and art that sparks conversation. It’s set to once again bring people together in a…

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Discover More About Matthew Bourne and The Car Man

Sir Matthew Bourne OBE remains a leading figure in the UK dance community and has received numerous prestigious awards. He was among the influential graduates of the Laban Centre for Movement and Dance (now Trinity Laban Conservatoire) in the 1980s, alongside Russell Maliphant OBE and Lea Anderson…

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Artlink Hull Presents Isaac Yeboah Exhibition in May

Artlink Hull | 87 Gallery is getting ready to open Daylight Comes Through the Cracks , a new exhibition by Hull based Ghanaian artist Isaac Yeboah. Running until 27 June, the show brings together Yeboah’s detailed drawings and expressive ceramic works, all rooted in Ghanaian folklore, ancestry and…

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