Cook250Whitby & Staithes Festival

Bandstand - Live Music and Stalls 11am - 5pm 11:00 Short Drag Roger11:30 Maggie Feeney11:50 Flash Jack12:30 Steve Dawes and Helen Pitt13:00 Pont Neuf13:40 Colleens Fancy14:10 Endeavour Shantymen14:50 Margaret and Tony Maughan15:20 Pont Neuf16:00 Steve Turner16:30 All Hands on Deck17:00 Finish

Sanders Yard - Backyard Concert 7.30pm‘Festival Farewell’ with Hughie Jones, Richard Grainger & The Endeavour Shantymen, plus Steve Turner. Tickets £15 (inc.food)

COOK’S KITCHEN FOOD THEATREDockendA gourmet tribute to Captain Cook, inspired by the ingredients that fuelled his voyages, such as exotic fruits, seafood and rum, will be served up by some of the UK’s top chefs with two days of live cooking action in the Food Theatre.

Saturday10.30 - Christian Taylor - 'Taylor Made Kitchen'11.30 - Captain Mal Nicholson, HMS Pickle12.30 - Rob Green - UK Ambassador for Sea�sh13.30 - Martyn Hyde – Eat Me Cafe14.30 - Harrison Barraclough, Raithwaite Estates, The Plum & Partridge15.30 - Dan Hargreaves – Chef, and creator of Hedgehoggers Cider

Sunday10.30 - Andrew Pern, Michelin Star Chef & Head Chef Matt Leivers The Star in the Harbour, Whitby.11.30 - Gilli Cli� – food writer and numerous TV shows12.30 - Charlotte Cumberbirch – HMS Atyla13.30 - Rob Green - UK Ambassador for Sea�sh14.30 - Rob Clark – Clark’s Restaurant Scarborough15.30 - The Cook’s Cook O�!  Martyn Hyde & Dan Hargreaves.

Bothams Captain Cookies!Botham’s of Whitby will be making and baking the most delicious and unique Captain Cookies using special spices from Cook’s voyages. Available at outlets throughout Whitby and the area, also at key venues throughout the UK.

Face Painter Dockend & BandstandCook glitter tattoo’s and face painting, Sat & Sun 11 - 16:00.

SAturday Continued - Endeavour - Café 12:00 Renata &Trev13:30 Hughie Jones14:00 Dawes and Pitt14:30 Maggie Feeney15:00 People from the Past15:30 Margaret & Tony Maughan

Bandstand - Live Music and Stalls 11am - 10pm 11:00 Whitby Are Concert Band11:30 Flash Jack12:00 Renata & Trev 12:30 Whitby Area Vocal Ensemble13:00 Pont Neuf13:40 Steve Dawes & Helen Pitt 14:10 Ngati Ranana London Maori Club14:50 Flash Jack15:20 Renata & Trev15:50 Ramshackle Shantymen16:20 Men Of Staithes16:50 Maggie Feeney17:10 Endeavour Shantymen17:50 Margaret & Tony Maughan18:20 Monkeys Fist18:50 Hughie Jones19:20 Pont Neuf19:50 Ngati Ranana London Maori Club20:20 Richard Granger Band21:00 Flash Jack21:30 Esk Valley Concert Band22:00 Finish

Dockend - from 5pm Pont Neuf, Monkeys Fist, Endeavour Shantymen, Flash Jack.

Sanders Yard – Backyard Concert 7.30pm‘Festival All Stars Concert’ with Short Drag Roger, Pont Neuf Monkeys First. Tickets £15.

SundayEndeavour - Deck11:00 Endeavour Shantymen12:00 Pont Neuf13:00 Corsaires De La Vedre14:00 Flash Jack15:00 Short Drag Roger

Endeavour - Café12:30 Margaret & Tony Maughan 14:00 Steve Turner14:30 People from The Past15:00 Hughie Jones

Festivalprogramme

Colin Pyrah OBEAndrew Pern Botham’sDavid LinleyInvisible Dust North Yorkshire Libraries & Information Service Captain Cook Tourism AssociationEnglish HeritageBBC/ABC TimewatchWhitby MuseumTesco

Eskdale SchoolWhitby Sea Festival

Whitby Town CouncilWhitby Fishing School

Caedmon CollegeIrene Myers

Getaway TravelSutcli�e Gallery

Pannett Art GalleryCaptain Cook Memorial Museum

Maddie Bennion & Jasmine Stonehouse

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* Whilst every e�ort has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information, Scarborough Borough Council and Welcome to Yorkshire cannot accept responsibility, in respect of any error, mis-statement or alteration which may have occurred.

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Marking the 250th anniversary of Captain Cook’s �rst expedition to the South Seas. Whitby and Staithes are hosting a weekend of merriments and everyone’s on the crew!

Learn how Whitby shaped James Cooks love of the sea sending him o� with success in his sights with him and his crew making a true voyage of discovery. See the splendid tall ships making the centrepiece to the festivities with The Atyla, Pickle and Endeavour in harbour. Nautical tunes will drift from every ginnel with the bandstand and backyard concerts presenting a full line-up.

Get immersed in the spirit of the festival and follow the Tintamaresque sel�e trail or enjoy a play at Whitby Abbey.

The kitchen food theatre will bring food from the seas with chefs straight from the tall ships and talents from nearby restaurants sharing their tastes and tips–�nishing with Cook’s Cook O�….or maybe a Captain ‘Cookie’ might be more to your taste!...

Film showings - ‘The Man Behind the Legend’ While the exploits of Captain Cook are well documented, much less is known about James Cook the man. In this 52 minute BBC/ABC Timewatch documentary Presenter Vanessa Collingridge sets out on her own voyage of discovery - travelling in his footsteps uncovering forces that drove him to success, and ultimately to his own death.

TALL SHIPSThree ships will be berthed in Whitby’s Dock End over the weekend. Recently arrived, the replica HM Bark Endeavour - Cooks famous ship is now home where the original was built in 1764.

On Friday 6 July at 10am - the scarlet red ‘Atyla’ from her homeport in Bilbao will sail in, crewed by local school children who will have sailed the vessel from London to Whitby! Accompanied by ‘HMS Pickle’, a recreation of the messenger ship that brought back news of Admiral Lord Nelson’s death at the Battle of Trafalgar. The vessels will be open for the public to explore with activities for all the family on board.

Captain cook monumentEnjoy the view from Captain Cook’s monument, where he stands proud following a £35,000 restoration

STAITHES Thursday 5th July - HMS Pickle spends the night moored o�shore. Sea Shanties played around the village including the fantastic Staithes Fishermans Choir. History walks (30 mins) with Bill Hinchley, Sat & Sun, 10 - 14:00.* Film showings of ‘The Man Behind The Legend’ - details overleaf.** Pre booking essential on 01947 841029 as space is limited. Special Cook Exhibition at Staithes Heritage Centre.

SELFIE TRAIL! supported by whitby seafoods

CAPTAIN COOK MEMoRIAL MUSEUM 'Whitby in the time of Cook, the making of a great seaman' This exhibition spells out what Cook owed to Whitby as he set out on the First Voyage from Plymouth in 1768. See Stubbsy the 6ft high wicker kangaroo, and the Dingo painting by George Stubbs. Spot a series of boards in shop windows, with pithy excerpts from Samwell's description of Cook's appearance and character. Daily 9.45am - 5pm (last entry 4.30) standard admission.

PANNETT ART GALLERY & Whitby museumAn exhibition of paintings by Frank Henry Mason, including the original copy of the railway poster featuring the building of HM Bark Endeavour. Special Exhibits also illustrate Cook’s association with Whitby including manuscripts, maps, an illuminated globe and models of the Endeavour and Resolution. Tues – Sun 09.30 – 16.30.

WHITBY ABBEY WITH TIME WILL TELL THEATRE� � � �� � �� ��� �� � ��� � ��� ��� � � ��� � � � �� � �� � � � � � �� � � ��� ��� � �� ��� � ��� � �� �� ��� ��� �� �� �� �� � �� � �� � � �� � �� �� � � � �� � � �� �� � Enjoy a specially commissioned play at Whitby Abbey by Time Will Tell Theatre transporting you back to the 18th century and the age of exploration and discovery.Saturday & Sunday 11am, 1pm & 3pm standard admission.

North York Moors Cook TrailFollow in the footsteps of Captain Cook and discover the hidden treasures located within the North York Moors. Will you be the next great explorer? Try and uncover all the answers to the clues. Pick up a copy from our National Park centres or Whitby TIC or download the Look Out! Trail here: https://tinyurl.com/nymnp-cook250 .

Saturday events at Whitby Library10am - 12pm & 13:00 - 15:00 Drop in with archivist Anthony Hughes & Whitby Library volunteers. Discover Archive Explorers: Riding the Waves of Discovery!

10am - 12pm Drop in. Explore The Oceanic Reading Room with Ahilapalapa Rands (for all the family). Refreshments available.

10am - 12pmMany Hands drop-in art workshop with Invisible Dust (for all the family).

11 - 11:45am Meet the Author: Natasha Pulley. Talk by the award-winning, international bestselling author of � � � ��� �� �� � � � �� � �� � � � �� � �� � �� � � .Booking essential. Whitby Library 01609 534350.

13:00 - 13:45 Meet the Artist: Ahilapalapa Rands. Talk by New Zealand artist, Ahilapalapa Rands. Booking essential. Whitby Library 01609 534350.

14:30 - 15:15 Meet the Artist: Fiona MacDonald. Talk by artist Fiona MacDonald: Feral Practice. Booking essential. Whitby Library 01609 534350.

17:00 - 18:00 James Cook: The Voyages with Dr William Frame - Curator of the British Library’s Cook exhibition, a behind-the-scenes look. Booking essential. Tickets £3: Whitby Library 01609 534350.

Sunday events at Whitby Library

11am - 13:00 We’re going on a Plant Hunt! Drop-in art workshop with artist Fiona MacDonald (for all the family).

11am - 13:00Drop in. Explore The Oceanic Reading Room with Ahilapalapa Rands (for all the family). Refreshments available.

11am - 14:30Cooking up a storm: Finding Jame Cook, A Journey Through Time. A talk by students from Caedmon College, Eskdale & Whitby Fishing School.

COOK250 MUSIC Supported by Whitby Brewery & Whitby premier lodge

Thursday Whitby Pavilion Theatre - 7.30pmThe Folk Opera ‘Eye Of The Wind’ by Richard GraingerThe story of James Cook and his �rst voyage of discovery aboard ‘Endeavour’, featuring a cast of Yorkshire musicians, actors and performers from Eskdale Schools Drama Group.

Whitby BreweryEnjoy a drink at the specially themed Boat Bar by theBandstand, Fri 14:00 - 22:00, Sat 11 - 22:00 & Sun 11 - 17:00.

FridayEndeavour - Deck14:00 Flash Jack16:00 Pont Neuf

Endeavour - Café14:00 Dawes & Pitt 14:30 Margaret & Tony Maughan

Bandstand 2pm - 10pm14:00 Eskdale School Drama Group14:30 Pont Neuf15:10 Marilla Homes15:40 Flash Jack16:20 Tim Hunter16:50 Enveavour Shantymen17:30 Margaret & Tony Maughan18:00 Pont Neuf 18:40 Steve Dawes and Helen Pitt19:10 Flash Jack19:50 Beth Burrows20:10 Endveavour Shantymen 20:50 Maggie Feeney21:10 Pont Neuf22:00 Finish

Sanders Yard bistro – Backyard Concert ‘Cook250 Welcome Evening’ 19:30 Festival Guests Singers and ALL Shanty crews’ FREE ADMISSION

SaturdayEndeavour - Deck12:00 Short Drag Roger13:00 Monkeys Fist14:00 Ramshackle Shantymen15:00 Short Drag Roger16:00 Endeavour Shantymen17:00 Flash Jack

Whats on and where

FIREWORKS! A spectacular �rework display will take place on Saturday 7th July at 9.45pm.

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8WHITBY LIBRARY (with Invisible Dust)FREE unless otherwise stated

Exhibitions both days (Sat.10am-5pm, Sun.10am-4pm)Plant Hunting. Fiona MacDonald: Feral Practice & The Oceanic Reading Room by Ahilapalapa Rands. Exhibition continues until 24th August. Archive Explorers: Riding the Waves of Discovery! A journey into Whitby's past and the natural world. Cooking up a Storm: Finding James Cook, a Journey Through Time. Films, images, objects and writing by Caedmon Community College, Eskdale School and Whitby Fishing School.

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Tintamaresques (Face in the Hole Photo Opportunity Boards) designed by Yr 9 Caedmon College Art students. Each board depictsa di�erent aspect of Cook’s voyages. Sited along a trail of six locations: Whitby Abbey Visitor Centre Pannett Art Gallery The RNLI Museum The Pavilion Captain Cook Memorial Museum

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The Coliseum, Whitby - Friday hourly between10.am & 16:00 –Free entranceThe Pavilion, Whitby - Fri, Sat & Sun 10am & 13:00 - Free entranceThe Cook Museum, Whitby - Fri, Sat & Sun at 2pm -Free entrance - Learning centreThe Whitby Museum - Fri, Sat & Sun hourly between 11am and 3pm Free entrance for residentsVillage Memorial Hall, Staithes - Fri, 7pm, Free entranceSt Peter’s, Staithes - Sat, 7pm, Free entrance

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