There’s plenty going on in Hull this October, including the return of arguably Hull’s most iconic annual event.
Hull Fair
Walton Street, Friday 4 October until Saturday 12 October
Toffee apples, candy floss, waltzers and Bob Carver’s chips – yup, it’s the return of Hull Fair.
The iconic fair doesn’t need much explaining but, for those that don’t know, it is one of the largest travelling fairs in Europe, with more than 250 rides and an array of attractions.
Echoes of Our Heritage
Wilberforce House Museum, Friday 4 October until Sunday 26 January
Echoes of Our Heritage is a captivating exhibition that explores the rich history of Black music.
As part of The Sound of Our Skin festival, this exhibition celebrates the vibrant and transformative power of Black musical traditions.
Frankenstein
Hull Truck Theatre, Tuesday 22 October until Saturday 26 October
1943. Whilst Europe tears itself apart, two women hide from their past at what feels like the very end of the world. And one of them has a terrifying story to tell…
Frankenstein is an electrifying reimagining of the world’s favourite horror story that will set minds and spines tingling.
Amazing Animals
Hull Truck Theatre, Saturday 5 October
The only show around that you get to see Life sized crocodiles, Sloths, Reindeer, dinosaurs, penguins, Orangutans and maybe even a spraying skunk bursting out onto the stage right before your very eyes.
This heart-warming show packed full of music, comedy and amazing animal effects is suited to all ages from toddlers to grownups.
The Pretenders
Connexin Live, Saturday 19 October
The Internationally-acclaimed band The Pretenders visit Hull in October.
Their October 2024 tour will follow The Pretenders’ latest album Relentless, their highest-charting record in 23 years and 14th UK Top 40 release.
