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For enquiries please contact the Hall Manager, Tanya Roode on 07483447909 or email events@merchant-taylors-york.org
Each week we’re posting exciting information about the Hall on FaceBook. At noon on Good Friday we’ll be hosting an Easter Quiz about all the information we’ve posted over the past few weeks on FaceBook. The winner will get a prize!
How To Enter?
Keep reading our posts on FaceBook to top up your knowledge and then we’ll give you a link here on Good Friday to join the quiz. Be sure to be first as there are limited places!
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Our monthly Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors to explore our magnificent Hall and learn more about our ancient guild with free, informal tours led by Members.
This month, there's the added bonus of a concert from the University of York Music Department who'll entertain us with a surprise programme between 11:30 and 12:30. It may be a soloist or an orchestra, Brahms or Beethoven, but it WILL be fabulous and the only way to find out is to be there on the day.
Entry to both our Open Day and concert is free, but tickets for the concert must be booked via Eventbrite please. All welcome!
Limited blue badge parking is available at the Hall by prior arrangement. Please call 01904 624889. Regular parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Our monthly Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors to explore our magnificent Hall and learn more about our ancient guild with free, informal tours led by Members.
Entry is free and all are welcome!
Limited blue badge parking is available at the Hall by prior arrangement. Please call 01904 624889. Regular parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Our monthly Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors to explore our magnificent Hall and learn more about our ancient guild with free, informal tours led by Members.
Entry is free and all are welcome!
Limited blue badge parking is available at the Hall by prior arrangement. Please call 01904 624889. Regular parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Our monthly Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors to explore our magnificent Hall and learn more about our ancient guild with free, informal tours led by Members.
Entry is free and all are welcome!
Limited blue badge parking is available at the Hall by prior arrangement. Please call 01904 624889. Regular parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Begin planning the best day of your lives here at the magnificent, medieval Merchant Taylors' Hall. Look around our gorgeous Hall and meet a selection of the very best local and regional wedding suppliers.
Free entry. No appointment necessary. Tickets from Eventbrite.
We look forward to welcoming you!
The Merchant Taylors' Hall will be open as part of York Residents’ Festival - a chance for local people to explore the city and be a tourist for the weekend – for free!
There'll be live music, exhibitions and crafts and the chance to explore this beautiful building in the company of one of our expert members - an opportunity not to be missed as the Hall is not routinely open to the public.
York Residents Festival is open to all York Residents and York students who have a valid YorkCard or student ID – you’ll need one card per person.
"Atmospheric and Mischevious" - British Theatre Guide
The Christmas Spirits are alive across the North East and Yorkshire this December as the award-winning Theatre Space North East incredible Life and Limb Puppets return with the timeless Dickensian tale; A Christmas Carol.
Featuring stunning, larger than life puppetry, atmospheric live music, mischievous sprites and a sprinkling of ghoulish Christmas cheer, it promises to be a festive family night out like no other.
This is 'a Solidly Enjoyable' (The Stage) show, a mix of traditional storytelling and quirky staging, will plunge audiences into the heart of Dickensian London as beloved characters interact with theatre goers and their puppet friends. The tale of greed, poverty and the everlasting hope that comes from a good helping of Christmas spirit has delighted the public since the 1800s and the team behind the show have plenty of surprises up their sleeves to bring the classic story to life.
Book your tickets now at Arctix
Adults £16
Children and concessions £13
"Atmospheric and Mischevious" - British Theatre Guide
The Christmas Spirits are alive across the North East and Yorkshire this December as the award-winning Theatre Space North East incredible Life and Limb Puppets return with the timeless Dickensian tale; A Christmas Carol.
Featuring stunning, larger than life puppetry, atmospheric live music, mischievous sprites and a sprinkling of ghoulish Christmas cheer, it promises to be a festive family night out like no other.
This is 'a Solidly Enjoyable' (The Stage) show, a mix of traditional storytelling and quirky staging, will plunge audiences into the heart of Dickensian London as beloved characters interact with theatre goers and their puppet friends. The tale of greed, poverty and the everlasting hope that comes from a good helping of Christmas spirit has delighted the public since the 1800s and the team behind the show have plenty of surprises up their sleeves to bring the classic story to life.
Book your tickets now at Arctix
Adults £16
Children and concessions £13
"Atmospheric and Mischevious" - British Theatre Guide
The Christmas Spirits are alive across the North East and Yorkshire this December as the award-winning Theatre Space North East incredible Life and Limb Puppets return with the timeless Dickensian tale; A Christmas Carol.
Featuring stunning, larger than life puppetry, atmospheric live music, mischievous sprites and a sprinkling of ghoulish Christmas cheer, it promises to be a festive family night out like no other.
This is 'a Solidly Enjoyable' (The Stage) show, a mix of traditional storytelling and quirky staging, will plunge audiences into the heart of Dickensian London as beloved characters interact with theatre goers and their puppet friends. The tale of greed, poverty and the everlasting hope that comes from a good helping of Christmas spirit has delighted the public since the 1800s and the team behind the show have plenty of surprises up their sleeves to bring the classic story to life.
Book your tickets now at Arctix
Adults £16
Children and concessions £13
"Atmospheric and Mischevious" - British Theatre Guide
The Christmas Spirits are alive across the North East and Yorkshire this December as the award-winning Theatre Space North East incredible Life and Limb Puppets return with the timeless Dickensian tale; A Christmas Carol.
Featuring stunning, larger than life puppetry, atmospheric live music, mischievous sprites and a sprinkling of ghoulish Christmas cheer, it promises to be a festive family night out like no other.
This is 'a Solidly Enjoyable' (The Stage) show, a mix of traditional storytelling and quirky staging, will plunge audiences into the heart of Dickensian London as beloved characters interact with theatre goers and their puppet friends. The tale of greed, poverty and the everlasting hope that comes from a good helping of Christmas spirit has delighted the public since the 1800s and the team behind the show have plenty of surprises up their sleeves to bring the classic story to life.
Book your tickets now at Arctix
Adults £16
Children and concessions £13
"Atmospheric and Mischevious" - British Theatre Guide
The Christmas Spirits are alive across the North East and Yorkshire this December as the award-winning Theatre Space North East incredible Life and Limb Puppets return with the timeless Dickensian tale; A Christmas Carol.
Featuring stunning, larger than life puppetry, atmospheric live music, mischievous sprites and a sprinkling of ghoulish Christmas cheer, it promises to be a festive family night out like no other.
This is 'a Solidly Enjoyable' (The Stage) show, a mix of traditional storytelling and quirky staging, will plunge audiences into the heart of Dickensian London as beloved characters interact with theatre goers and their puppet friends. The tale of greed, poverty and the everlasting hope that comes from a good helping of Christmas spirit has delighted the public since the 1800s and the team behind the show have plenty of surprises up their sleeves to bring the classic story to life.
Book your tickets now at Arctix
Adults £16
Children and concessions £13
"Atmospheric and Mischevious" - British Theatre Guide
The Christmas Spirits are alive across the North East and Yorkshire this December as the award-winning Theatre Space North East incredible Life and Limb Puppets return with the timeless Dickensian tale; A Christmas Carol.
Featuring stunning, larger than life puppetry, atmospheric live music, mischievous sprites and a sprinkling of ghoulish Christmas cheer, it promises to be a festive family night out like no other.
This is 'a Solidly Enjoyable' (The Stage) show, a mix of traditional storytelling and quirky staging, will plunge audiences into the heart of Dickensian London as beloved characters interact with theatre goers and their puppet friends. The tale of greed, poverty and the everlasting hope that comes from a good helping of Christmas spirit has delighted the public since the 1800s and the team behind the show have plenty of surprises up their sleeves to bring the classic story to life.
Book your tickets now at Arctix
Adults £16
Children and concessions £13
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild. Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
There’s also the opportunity to take part in a wreath-making workshop with our friends from Fleur Adamo Floral Designs. Create something beautiful to decorate your home with this festive season!
Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Our monthly Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors to explore our magnificent Hall and learn more about our ancient guild with free, informal tours led by Members.
This month, there's the added bonus of a concert from the University of York Music Department who'll entertain us with a surprise programme between 11:30 and 12:30. It may be a soloist or an orchestra, Brahms or Beethoven, but it WILL be fabulous and the only way to find out is to be there on the day.
Entry to both our Open Day and concert is free, but tickets for the concert must be booked via Eventbrite please. All welcome!
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
The award winning York River Art Market has chosen 6 local artist/makers from different mediums to showcase and sell their work in our glorious Hall during our monthly Open Day.
Browse their wares, explore this magnificent, medieval building and learn about the Taylors' remarkable history with an informal, free tour led by one of our Company Members, and then enjoy some delicious, well-earned refreshments.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and perhaps enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
Today, on Yorkshire’s very special day, Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
There’ll also be an exhibition by the York and District Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers. These talented craftspeople promote weaving, spinning and dyeing throughout our region, but also have interests in knitting, embroidery, silk painting, papermaking, crocheting, braiding, felt-making, lace-making, textile painting, basketry… the list is endless!
Refreshments available. Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and perhaps enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and perhaps enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
The Hall will be open 11am - 3pm and Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome. Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Today, visitors are also invited to join us from 11:30 - 12:30 for the third in our short series of surprise concerts. Each is given by a group of outstanding young musicians from the Department of Music, University of York , but details of the performers and programme won’t be revealed until the day.
Concert tickets must be reserved via Eventbrite please. Admission is free but donations to the Company in support of young musicians in the City are welcomed. Light refreshments on sale. Please contact the Hall Manager on 07454 321557 for a concert parking permit if you are a disabled badge holder.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and perhaps enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and perhaps enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome.
Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Built in 1415, the York Merchant Taylors' Hall is one of the most significant medieval buildings in this architecturally rich city and has been a place to congregate, feast, make music and make merry for more than 600 years.
Our Open Days provide a wonderful opportunity for both residents and visitors to explore the Hall, find out more about our medieval guild and perhaps enjoy a musical, Company or seasonally themed performance, activity or display.
The Hall will be open 11am - 3pm and Company Members will be on hand to lead informal tours around the building and tell visitors about the remarkable history of the Taylors of York.
Entry is FREE and all are welcome. Parking is available close by at Monk Bar and Foss Bank car parks.
Today, visitors are also invited to join us from 11:30 - 12:30 for the second in our short series of surprise concerts. Each is given by a group of outstanding young musicians from the Department of Music, University of York , but details of the performers and programme won’t be revealed until the day.
Concert tickets must be reserved via Eventbrite please. Admission is free but donations to the Company in support of young musicians in the City are welcomed. Light refreshments on sale. Please contact the Hall Manager on 07454 321557 for a concert parking permit if you are a disabled badge holder.
The Hall will be open as part of York Residents’ Festival weekend.
Organised by Make It York and sponsored by Grand Central, the York Residents Festival is your chance to explore the city and be a tourist for the weekend – for free! Now in its 24th year, this annual festival is our way of saying ‘thank you’ for the warm welcome you give to York’s visitors.
York Residents Festival is open to all York Residents and York students who have a valid YorkCard or student ID – you’ll need one card per person.
