Come and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus with us on Easter Sunday. This will be a communion service with everyone together to mark this special day.

We celebrate communion together in a relaxed and inclusive way, with worship, prayer, reading the Bible and teaching. At the end of each of these gatherings we have refreshments together.

Please note that those attending are asked to continue to show sensitivity to those whose health may be vulnerable. Some hygiene precautions continue to be observed by those officiating.

A weekly drop-in for anyone who'd appreciate meeting up with people for a chat, a board game, or even to complete one of our jigsaws. Sometimes the East Riding Council Well-Being team come with indoor games that just need a little bit of energy to play.

Tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits available, and a friendly welcome. There's no charge, but you are welcome to make a donation towards the cost of refreshments if you wish.

Once a month we start a little earlier with soup and a roll available and we watch a film together - see the relevant event for details.

On Thursdays we gather together at 9:30am to pray and worship in a more reflective style, including a short address, taking communion together and sharing fellowship over refreshments after the service.

Followed by refreshments

Informal contemporary worship organised by the Churches of Beverley Deanery. We move around the churches of the Deanery, and take it in turns to lead.
Everyone welcome.

Sunday 15 February - Venue: All Hallows Church, Walkington - Lead: Minster Ministers
Sunday 15 March - Venue: St Marys, Beverley - Lead: Cherry Burton
Sunday 19 April - Venue: Beverley Minster - Lead: St Nicks
Sunday 17 May - Venue: St. Michael and All Angels, Cherry Burton - Lead: Four Towers
Sunday 21 June - Venue: All Saints Church, Lund, Lead: Minster
Sunday 19 July - Venue: St Nicholas, Beverley - Lead: St Marys
Sunday 20 September - Venue: Beverley Minster - Lead: St. Nicks
Sunday 18 October - Venue: St Nicholas, Beverley - Lead:Cherry Burton
Sunday 15 November - Venue: St. Michael and All Angels, Cherry Burton - Lead: Minster

Loud, heartfelt, hilarious and utterly infectious, Kimber’s Men deliver a live show that has audiences singing along within minutes.

KIMBER’S MEN have been captivating audiences with their powerful harmonies, rousing sea shanties and unmistakable humour since forming in 2001. Over the past two decades they have become one of the UK’s most respected and entertaining shanty groups, performing at folk and shanty festivals across the country — from Portsoy to Jersey, and from Liverpool to Harwich.

Internationally renowned, Kimber’s Men are regular and much-loved performers at major maritime festivals throughout Europe and Scandinavia, with repeat invitations to events in the Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Ireland, Greece, Denmark and Norway. In 2019 they were chosen to headline the first ever shanty festival in Australia, touring the south and west coasts from Albany to Fremantle — a testament to their international reputation. They are now keen to tour the USA and Canada following numerous invitations.

The group have appeared twice on Channel 4’s Sunday Brunch and featured on BBC Two and BBC Four’s Sea Songs with Gareth Malone, bringing traditional shanties to a wide audience.

Adding real authenticity, Kimber’s Men have spent many years crewing the Tall Ship Stavros S Niarchos as deckhands and resident shantymen — although, as they happily admit on stage, Neil is the only true sailor.

Come and hear Kimber's Men performing live in the brilliant surroundings of St Nicholas', Beverley. Tickets £18.

As ever, we guarantee a warm welcome, a reasonably priced licensed bar, serving craft ale, good wine and non-alcoholic options - as well as a night of great music.

This is our monthly movie night for all the family, featuring a Disney/Pixar film that is suitable for all ages to enjoy together. We watch the film, with an interval for food. There is also a children's raffle. Tea / coffee and squash are available throughout.

For licensing reasons, we can't name the film on any promotion that is publicly available, but here's the strapline for this live-action classic:

"The adventures of a bear from Peru, found in a London railway station"

Booking to see the film is free. If you would also like to book food, please specify that when you book, and there will be a small charge. However, if money is a problem, please contact the office using [email protected] or 01482 863542.

Anyone just for movie: Free

Adult with food: £3

Child with food: £1.50

Family group ticket (max. 2 adults, 3 children): £7

No charge for children under 2 - just book them a free ticket.

Please notify the church office of any special dietary requirements or allergy information.

Messy Church at St Nicholas', Beverley is for adults and children to come together for songs, crafts, games, prayer and food. Each month we explore a bible story, sing together, share in activities and crafts and conclude with lunch.

Please make sure you book places for every adult and child over 2 yrs old attending, so that we can ensure we have enough materials and food for you! If you require a special diet option for lunch, please let us know in advance on 01482 863542 or [email protected]

Please note that this is not an activity where children can be left in our care.

If you wish to make a donation towards the costs, you can do so in cash or by card on the day, or you can make a donation in advance online.

If you've not been to a Messy Church before, it

* is a way of being church for people of all ages involving fun, songs, crafts, games and more (and food!)

* is not a craft club or a toddler group. It helps people of all ages to meet, learn, explore and celebrate together.

* is part of a movement that has set up Messy Churches all around the world!

* has values that are about wanting to discover what it means to follow Jesus, for all ages, based on creativity, hospitality and celebration.

* is locally run by a team from St Nicholas' Church, Beverley.