The Yorkshire Herald & Advertiser recognizes that families in the UK are always looking for something new and something exciting to try. Our ‘What’s On’ Features have become increasingly popular over the years. We ask our readers; “So you’re trying to plan another day out for the whole family, but just aren’t sure where to start?” And then naturally, we give them some ideas!
Our advertisers range from smaller, more localized attractions or tourist hot spots around Yorkshire through to the bigger, national theatres, theme-parks, castles and events.
A favourite amongst readers have always been the the more subtle atmosphere and educational aspect of the more local parks, farms, zoos and aquariums. Everyone likes a trip to the Zoo – today it’s more about conserving our world wild life and children can learn about the caring aspect, as well as have a super day out. In addition to featuring numerous zoos scattered throughout the UK – there have been plenty of specialized wild life centres specialising in small animals, birds, insects and butterflies that have benefited from their feature in the ‘Yorkshire Herald & Advertiser’.
One successful feature we ran recently for example was;
“For those who what a change why not visit an exhibition or museum?”
We focused here on the fact that ‘Museums are no longer those stuffy places to visit you might remember when you were younger; instead they now provide hands-on experiences for even the youngest children and cater for all types of genres.’ We explained to readers that;
‘Whether its dinosaurs, a celebrity or certain time period that you and your family are interested, if you look hard enough there is certain to be a specialist exhibition in a museum somewhere to cater for your desires.’ The advertisers featured in this piece commented after the feature that the response was even better than predicted. Below are some of our regular advertisers who have all benefited from the Yorkshire Herald & Advertiser marketing their business and their products to the numerous couples, families and groups that pick up our publication
Eureka
Eureka! Science + Discovery brings together the interactive experience of Eureka! in Halifax with science & discovery centre innovation, created with and for children aged 7-14.

Binchester Roman Fort
Binchester Fort is in the centre of County Durham, approximately one and a half miles north of Bishop Auckland. Car parking is available on-site and the fort is signposted from the A690 Durham to Crook road, from A688 Spennymoor to Bishop Auckland road.
Eden Camp
Eden Camp Modern History Museum is a family owned and run business that started over 30 years ago.
Originally a prisoner of war camp, it was built on an agricultural plot on the outskirts of Malton in early 1942, by a small contingent of army personnel who had travelled from Castle Douglas, Scotland.

Walking the Goats at Lower Coates
where we specialise in bespoke, memorable animal experiences to bring a smile to everyone’s face. At Walking the Goats at Lower Coates you will meet the most friendly and cheeky animals, complete a series of fun challenges with them and let them steal a small part of your heart.

Harmonic Resonance EE System
Harmonic Resonance EE System is owned and operated by Sam Scott an Brenda Adey. We are both passionate to bring the Energy Enhancement System to our part of North Yorkshire to help to facilitate healing in as many people as possible.
Perennial’s Gardens
As well as being places to enjoy the hard work of generations of
gardeners, our gardens help us raise the funds for people who have made
horticulture their working lives. We’re only able to do this through the astonishing generosity of those who have gifted their gardens to us and those who give when they visit.
You’re always welcome in our gardens. We look forward to seeing you soon.

National Emergency Services Museum
Step into the captivating world of heroism and innovation at the National Emergency Services Museum. Housed within a Victorian police, fire, and ambulance station in Sheffield, our museum spans three floors and invites you to embark on an immersive journey through the history of emergency services.
Bloom N Witches
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The Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park
The Himalayan Garden and Sculpture Park
Donated to a Charitable Trust, named The Hutts Foundation, by Peter and Caroline Roberts. The purpose was to secure the future of the park, and enable people to be able to enjoy the beautiful collection of rare plants and sculptures.
The Bar Convent
Established in 1686, at a time when it was illegal to be Catholic, a group of religious sisters, now known as the Congregation of Jesus, opened this secret convent.
Their foundress, Mary Ward, pioneered the idea of religious women working as missionaries- part of that mission was to educate girls.

Faulty Towers
Join us for the world’s most sought-after show based on the iconic BBC series Fawlty Towers!
This globe-trotting tour-de-force has been smashing records, and collecting accolades since its humble beginnings in 1997. The original Faulty Towers Dining Experience, it has been labelled one of Australia’s greatest theatre exports, captivating audiences for 27 years running, touring globally in 43 countries, and welcoming well over 1 million guests through its doors.

Cast Doncaster
After last year’s successful tour, Crown Ballet returns this year to the UK to enchant you with the delightful production of Swan Lake.
The magic of classical ballet, performed live on stage.
We present to you this year the most famous ballet of all time. Swan Lake is one of Tchaikovsky’s best works, featuring some of ballet’s most memorable music and breath-taking dance.
Eden Camp
Modern History Museum is a family owned and run business that started over 30
years ago.
Originally a prisoner of war camp, it was built on an agricultural plot on the outskirts of Malton in early 1942, by a small contingent of army personnel who had travelled from Castle Douglas, Scotland.
Their task was to construct a barbed wire enclosure and erect tents to form a temporary camp to accommodate Italian prisoners of war that had been captured by Allied forces in North Africa.

North Yorkshire Moors railway
We want all of our visitors to have a great day out at the NYMR – a place for everyone to visit and enjoy a fun day out on board our historic carriages travelling behind a heritage steam or diesel locomotive. We’re committed and continuously working hard to make our site as accessible as possible for all to enjoy and feel included.
Timothy Taylor’s
Timothy Taylor’s only use the very finest ingredients in our beer.
These combined with our uncompromising brewing process ensure we deliver that taste of Taylor’s every time.
We can’t put it down to one thing, or even a couple of things. It’s the result of many things that we do our own way,
still the traditional way, and our refusal to compromise on quality of ingredients or brewing.

The Bowes Museum
The Museum is in the picturesque market town of Barnard Castle, County Durham in the heart of the Pennines in North East England. The town is just off the A66, 20 minutes by car from Scotch Corner (A1), 40 minutes from Penrith (M6), 30 minutes from Darlington station and 40 minutes from Durham Tees Valley Airport.

Owlerton Stadium
Situated just 5 minutes from Sheffield’s City Centre, Owlerton Stadium is the perfect venue for partygoers, couples, families and companies looking for a fun and affordable outing.
Farfield Mill
We are proud to be a cooperative organisation, owned and run by our members for the benefit of the wider community. As a charity we are subject to an asset lock, and (apart from receiving modest interest on their investment, if we can afford it) our members themselves do not profit from our activities.

The Bar Convent
Established in 1686, at a time when it was illegal to be Catholic, a group of religious sisters, now known as the Congregation of Jesus, opened this secret convent.
Their foundress, Mary Ward, pioneered the idea of religious women working as missionaries- part of that mission was to educate girls.

Hellaby Hall Hotel
Embark on a year of exceptional hospitality and memorable experiences with our 2024 Events. From exquisite culinary delights and live entertainment to themed soirées, our calendar is brimming with curated events to elevate your stay.
Yorkshire Outdoor Adventures
Are you ready for Yorkshire’s most exhilarating and exclusive 4×4 outdoor experience?
Whether you’re planning a corporate event, a children’s birthday party or even just a fun day out with friends, here at Yorkshire Outdoors we offer a range of action-packed activities such as 4×4 off-road driving, quad bike trekking and clay pigeon shooting.

Bondgate Gallery
Born in Shildon, Co. Durham in 1947, growing up as a child of the railways Eric showed artistic talent at a very early age. He painted a mural to The Beatles on his mother’s living room wall at age 16!
The Yorkshire Arboretum
Immerse yourself in our stunning landscape of parkland, lakes and ponds within a collection of more than 7,000 trees from around the world. Wander off to explore peaceful hidden glades and meadows, let the children go wild, and enjoy the very best in seasonal, home-cooked food in the café.

Helmsley Walled Garden
At its inception, 30 years ago, Helmsley Walled Garden was in essence a garden for its community. Alison Ticehurst was ahead of her time in her thinking and today community gardens benefit many individuals all over the UK. That ethos still remains at Helmsley and the garden aims to engage its local community in gardening for their health and wellbeing.

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