Do you enjoy music and dancing? If the answer is yes, buy tickets for Scalby Fair Ceilidh. This really great event will take place this year in Newby and Scalby Community Hall on Scalby Road on Friday 14th June. This proved very popular last year so book early! Tickets cost £10:00 for over 18s and £5:00 for those under 18.
You can buy your tickets by filling in this form:
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This year our exciting theme is Scalby and Scarborough’s Living World – if it walks, swims, flies or crawls. Capture a moment when your pet gives joy, a bird stretches its wings or a wild or farmyard creature turns its face to the sun as summer approaches. Are the sea creatures busy? What can you snap and share? Follow the link to find out about cash prizes, the Cathcart Anderson cup and our rules for entrants.
Scalby Fair Photography Competition 2024 Now Open for Entries !!
Scalby Fair Day 2024 is fast approaching and, as usual, we have been working hard to ensure a week of fun and community for all the family. Keep watch on this page for more information about the Fair week – including some exciting new ventures -and also entry forms for events which include a Ceilidh and the Barons Run. Wine Tasting, a Beer Festival and the popular Soul Rida gig will all take place at the Nag’s Head in the middle of Scalby Village. Much more exciting information will be coming up over the next weeks so check the Scalby Fair website regularly.
Thank you so much to all of our participants. If you missed it this year, you can always join us on Easter Monday next year.
ERIC THE GOAT COMPLETED PART OF THE WALK! I wonder if he’ll be back next year?
Despite the start of the walk being under a deluge of rain, nearly 200 walkers and more than 30 of their canine friends gathered outside The Plough on Scalby High Street for the Annual Scalby Fair Easter Monday Charity Walk. Families, serious walkers and people in all sorts of amazing fancy dress joined us. We have raised a considerable sum for the benefit of Newby and Scalby Library and Scarborough Mates (details when all the sums have been done) and had a really good time, culminating in a prize giving ceremony in The Plough.
As well as the walkers themselves a small army of volunteer Marshalls (in the pubs and on the road) and administrators made this event possible and our thanks go out to them. Also a huge thank you to our organiser, Michael Whitely who took overall responsibility for all the organisation of the event – a huge task- and was Master of Ceremonies on the day. The fact that everything ran so smoothly is due to all of his hard work. Thanks, too, to the walk committee who supported him so ably
HERE IS A GALLERY OF OUR PRIZE WINNERS
