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What's On

What's on

To celebrate the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla, the Mansion House will be showcasing a small exhibition documenting 2,000 years of royal history in York. From Celtic Queen Cartimandua, to late great Elizabeth II, York’s incredible royal story is one that has to be experienced to be believed. The exhibition will run from Wednesday 3 May to Sunday 7 May and is included in the price of admission.

Learn the steps, etiquette and social history of English country dancing in York’s very own Georgian gem. This is a great way to start your Sunday!

Time: 9.30am to 10.30am (doors open at 9.20am)

Dates:

  • Sunday 5 March - introduction to English Country Dancing
  • Sunday 19 March - dance in the world of Jane Austen
  • Sunday 7 May - a day in the life of a debutante
  • Sunday 21 May - going clubbing
  • Sunday 2 July - servants, secrets and Jacobites... oh my!
  • Sunday 16 July - the dance craze that changed everything

More dates to be released!

Activity level: calm to moderate. Suitable for all levels. Seats available.

Dress: Comfortable footwear.

Hobs are little household faeries (old English) that have been haunting Yorkshire homes for centuries. There have been hobs in the Mansion House since it was built in 1725! They are extremely friendly and like to help with the cleaning and the chores... but they also have a mischievous side!

Join us at York Mansion House to help find our little friends and complete some fun Hob-stacles! The Hob Trail is included in admission.

Plan your visit online and find out more about admissions, getting to Mansion House and our opening times.