Going out to see a show, event or concert this weekend in the Harrogate district? Here is our essential guide to what’s on in February and March 2024.

Thursday, February 22-Saturday, February 24, 2pm-7.30pm:

Blackeyed Theatre presents Oh What a Lovely War 60th anniversary tour at Harrogate Theatre.

Thursday, February 22, 7.30pm:

March 3 - Ed Byrne at Harrogate Theatre.

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Berwins Salon North presents a night of entertainment and inspiration with three expert guest speakers at The Crown Hotel, Harrogate.

Thursday, February 22, 7.45pm:

Gamble at Harrogate Studio Theatre.

Friday, February 23, 9pm:

Live music with Dogshark Blues Band at the Blues Bar, Harrogate.

Friday, February 23, 10pm:

Live covers with Long Shadow Family at The Den, Cambridge Road, Harrogate.

Friday, February 23, 7pm:

Ripley Live presents music from The Cinelli Brothers and Biz Denton at Ripley Town Hall.

Friday, February 23, 7.30pm:

The Roy Orbison Experience at Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough.

Saturday, February 24-Sunday, February 25, 10.30am:

Teas, lunches and homemade cakes this sat and sun at Fewston Parochial Hall. All proceeds to friends of Hawksworth School.

Saturday, February 24, 2-4pm:

For the Love of Art exhibition with lifelong collections by artists Paul Wager and Laimonis Mierins at 108 Fine Art Gallery, Cold Bath Road, Harrogate.

Saturday, February 24, 8pm:

Frazer Theatre Comedy Club presents Stuart Laws at Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough.

Sunday, February 25, 1pm-6pm:

Chatsworth Dance presents Love to Dance 8 at the Royal Hall, Harrogate.

Tuesday, February 27, 7.30pm:

Carmen performed by The Ukranian National Opera at the Royal Hall, Harrogate.

Wednesday, February 28, 7pm:

Monthly solo residency with singer-keyboardist Dan Burnett at The Tannin Level, Harrogate.Wednesday, February 28, 7.30pm:

Live music with Serious Sam Barrett, David Broad and Joe Garner at Rooster’s Taproom, Hornbeam Park, Harrogate.

Thursday, February 29, 7pm:

Really Funny Comedy club with Emmanuel Sonubi, Brennan Reece and Ant Dewson at Rooster’s Taproom, Hornbeam Park, Harrogate.

Friday, March 1, 7.45pm:

Arts Council England, Red Ladder & Furnace presents The Light House at Harrogate Studio Theatre.

Friday, March 1, 7.30pm:

Fairport Convention at Harrogate Theatre.

Saturday, March 2, 8pm:

Hyena Comedy Club at Harrogate Theatre.

Sunday, March 3, 11am:

Rising stars The Astatine Trio perform at The Old Swan Hotel, Harrogate as part of the Harrogate International Sunday Series.

Sunday, March 3, Noon:

Live music sessions first Sunday of the month at Major Tom’s bar, Harrogate.

Sunday, March 3, 7.30pm:

Ed Byrne: Tragedy Plus Time at Harrogate Theatre.

Tuesday, March 5, 7.30pm:

The Banff Mountain Film Festival 2024 (Red Film Programme) at the Royal Hall, Harrogate.

Tuesday, March 5, 7.30pm:

Dracula: The Bloody Truth Presented by Harrogate Youth Theatre at Harrogate Theatre.

Wednesday, March 6, 2pm&7pm:

Harrogate Film Society presents Exhibition on Screen: Sunflowers at the Odeon. Non members are welcome .

Pay on the door or book online at: https://www.harrogatefilmsociety.org/

Thursday, March 7, 7.30pm:

A Midsummer Nights Dream Presented by Harrogate Youth Theatre at Harrogate Theatre.

Saturday March 9, 7.30pm:

Kaminari UK Taiko Drummers + koto player Michael Graham and LJ English, performer of enka songs, present an evening of Japanese music at Starbeck Methodist Church, Harrogate.

Saturday, March 9, 3.30pm:

Diversity – Supernova Matinee at Harrogate Convention Centre.

Saturday, March 9, 7.30pm:

Live music with Gerry Jablonski and his Electric Band at Frazer Theatre, Knaresborough.

Saturday, March 9, 8.30pm:

Live covers with Hobo Chic (with Brandon Symonds) at The Den, Cambridge Road, Harrogate.

Saturday, March 9, 7.30pm:

Harrogate Theatre Choir’s Spring concert The Sound of Musicals at Boroughbridge Methodist Church.

Saturday, March 9, 7.30pm:

The Epic of Everest film with live score by Frame Ensemble at Harrogate Theatre

Monday, March 11, 7.30pm:

Harrogate Film Society presents Rocks (12A/UK) at the Odeon.