Best Arts and Culture Places in Pickering

"The wonderful Whitby Galleries is unusual in that it has been split into two distinct shops; one selling original artwork and the other quality prints. Many of the pieces that you will find in both are supplied by local artists, some exclusively, and many of the Whitby and surrounding areas. Artists include Catherine J Stephenson, Jeff Streets, Anne Fryers, and Jonathan Shaw."

"Visit one of Yorkshire’s leading art galleries, Whitby Galleries at 134 and 135 Church Street, located in the historic town of Whitby, North Yorkshire."

"The museum is run by the Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society and is a paradise for history buffs. With artifacts referring to archaeology and history in the forms of fossils, paintings, ceramics, photographs etc, this museum is a veritable treasure trove. The Pannett Art Gallery has a permanent display of some of the 20"

"Alongside the two permanent displays in the Weatherill and Staithes Galleries, Pannett Art Gallery has regularly changing exhibitions all years round from both local and international groups. Click here to visit their website."

"The Milton Rooms is an arts centre and hub for cultural and community lead activities located in Malton, North Yorkshire, a market town in England. Photo: Roger Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0."

"Located just moments away from Whitby's harbour, just off Church Street, Sanders Yard Bistro is a charming restaurant and coffee shop serving freshly cooked ..."

"No list of Whitby's top coffee spots would be complete without a mention of Botham's - a permanent Whitby fixture since 1865. Choose either 'top' Botham's on Skinner Street and enjoy their upstairs tea room away from the hustle and bustle of the street outside, or 'bottom' Botham's on Baxtergate. Tea, coffee, cold drinks, sandwiches, pasties, sausage rolls, cakes..."

"impeccably served, high-class cafetiere, and excellent local ginger "tea-bread". Will definitely revisit when next in Whitby!. 04/05/2021: I wish you were near where I lived as I would come every day as the cakes are to die for."