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

Once a month we have a film to enjoy together in St Nicholas' Church Community Centre.

Arrive from 1pm for soup and a roll are available (or bring you own lunch if you prefer). The film starts at 1-30pm, and we're usually through by about 3-30, depending on the length of the film.

Tea, coffee, cakes and biscuits are also usually available, along with a friendly welcome.

There's no charge, but you are welcome make a donation towards the cost of lunch/refreshments if you wish.

An opportunity to try using different ways of praying, to refresh and inspire our spiritual life. Each session will also include space to talk afterwards about our experience and also how we might include it in our personal and corporate prayer.

Monthly on the first Tuesday of the month.

Refreshments provided.

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.

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.

Singer-songwriter Gareth Davies-Jones returns to Beverley for a concert of seasonal music.

Gareth writes:

"Every year I’ve been putting aside time in December to do some very special gigs on the theme of Advent and Christmas. Music has always been an integral part of the Christmas season for me, yet often the carols and songs drift by on a high street wave of over-familiarity that takes away the original potency and impact their writers intended.

So, armed with fresh interpretations, arrangements and melodies, and with a little background on the writers themselves, I hit the road with some of the best known seasonal works. There’ll be a few singalongs and some musical surprises, but most of all the intent is to help people listen afresh and encounter the wonder and mystery that perhaps goes missing in an increasingly commercial incarnation of Christmas.

In response, people have said to me how they’ve appreciated some time away from the hustle and bustle, to sit back and re-engage. The material is drawn from my two Christmas albums “Nine Lessons” and “The Darkest Midnight in December”.

The aim is to enjoy the music, hear the stories, relax in good company and reconnect with a story that has often been buried too deeply amongst our headlong rush to December 25th."

As ever, there will be a great St Nick's welcome, a licensed bar, and a fantastic night of music.

Tickets are £15 (£12 for under-16s) from the parish office, or online by clicking "More About This Event" below.