Hull’s iconic aquarium and conservation charity, The Deep, is inviting all visitors to enjoy an unforgettable day out with their new event, ‘Drifters of The Deep’, running 18^th October-2^nd November.

Residents of Hull and East Yorkshire are being invited to take their place on a travelling “hot seat” and join in with conversations across the region aimed at helping women, their families and friends face up to the menopause.

A project which works to increase public engagement with Hull’s library service is partnering with businesses across the city to boost skills and recruitment.

A treasured collection of buildings full of history and character came under the spotlight as part of the annual Heritage Open Days (HODS) opening reception.

Properties ranging from museums, galleries and churches to offices, workshops and theatres opened up to give members of the public a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes.

A free support programme designed to help creative companies in Hull and East Yorkshire build their commercial know-how is recruiting now for its next two rounds.

Creative Growth Hull & East Yorkshire has already brought together 60 businesses to learn from experts and from each other about how to use great ideas to generate investment and expansion.

Recently, one of The Deep’s Aquarists travelled to Peru to assist in hands-on conservation tasks to safeguard seabirds and marine mammals, as part of the Punta San Juan Program. Supported by a team of volunteers, the program has been conducting research, monitoring and ensuring the conservation of wildlife in situ for over 30 years.

This autumn, prepare to dive into the fascinating world of sharks as Dive Deeper returns for an evening of sharks, science and conservation.

Whether you're a marine enthusiast, conservation supporter, or just shark-curious, this relaxed evening offers something for everyone. Expect fascinating science, real-world impact, and inspiring stories — all in an informal setting with drinks flowing and minds diving deep!

See All 45 Giant Rat Sculptures Together in One Place!

Fans of A Mischief of Rats are invited to an exhibition featuring all 45 of the artist-decorated rat sculptures at Princes Quay Event Space, running from Saturday 13th September until Friday 19th September.

The Humber region will host its first-ever Festival of Hope from 10–15 September 2025, a week of events designed to raise awareness around self-harm and suicide prevention, celebrate resilience, and bring communities together.

Regeneration specialist Wykeland Group has hosted exclusive viewings of the stunning restoration of two of Hull’s most iconic landmark buildings.