Going out in York
Which night is which in York: Micklegate, Fossgate, The Basement at City Screen Picturehouse, Coney Street and more, with what is on.
Tuesday10 Nov
The National Centre for Early Music in St Margaret's Church on Walmgate programmes folk, jazz, early music and world music through the year.
Wednesday11 Nov
The Theatre Royal on St Leonard's Place and the Grand Opera House both stage evening shows, from plays at the Theatre Royal to touring musicals and opera at the Grand Opera House.
Thursday12 Nov
York Barbican, the city's largest music and arts venue, books touring bands, comedy and family shows. The Crescent and the Fulford Arms are the smaller rooms for gigs.
Friday13 Nov
Micklegate has long been the street for pubs and clubs, and Fossgate has independent pubs and restaurants close to the Merchant Adventurers' Hall.
Saturday14 Nov
A day of walking the Shambles and the walls, then a show. On the first Saturday of the month a comedy club runs in the Basement under the City Screen Picturehouse.
Sunday15 Nov
The National Railway Museum is free and open daily, and the Minster, the Castle Museum and the Yorkshire Museum are all within walking distance of each other.
Monday16 Nov
A quiet night for the riverside City Screen Picturehouse on Coney Street, a cinema with a café-bar, or a walk along the city walls, which are free on foot.
Where people go out
Club nights
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