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.

A service of Holy Communion including Imposition of Ashes. Each person present (including the minister) received the symbol of a cross in ash on their forehead as a symbol of penitence, and to remind them of their dependence on God

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

Messy Church at St Nick's continues with another great session. Hope you can join us! We gather from 10.30 and conclude for a a simple lunch at 12.

Messy Church at St Nicholas', Beverley is for adults and children to come together for songs, crafts, games, prayer and food. However, please note that this is not an activity where children can be left in our care.

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

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 by following the giving link on this website or click the link on the church homepage. You can also use our giving page to set up regular donations to support St Nicholas'.

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.

Our Spring 2025 concert programme welcomes Red Sky July to St Nick's, 7-30pm on 21 March. Tickets £15 via Eventbrite (follow link).

Red Sky July are husband and wife duo Ally McErlaine (Texas) and Shelly Poole (Alisha’s Attic) along with esteemed vocalist Haley Glennie-Smith. The band’s sound is a blend of Alt-Folk, Country and Americana which has seen them gain considerable airplay, including being playlisted on BBC Radio 2.

The band, whose achievements were recognised at the Scottish Music Awards where they were presented with a prestigious Tartan Clef Award, have toured extensively as well as appearing as special guests of the likes of Sheryl Crow, Steve Earle, 10CC, Tom Jones, Jools Holland and more. They have performed at some of the UK’s most renowned festivals including Glastonbury, Isle of Wight, T in the Park and C2C: Country to Country.

Their self-titled debut album was released to huge critical acclaim with Q magazine describing the album as “a timeless blend of vocals & intricate twang… as atmospheric as it is emotional”.

The follow up album ‘Shadowbirds’ debuted at No. 3 in the official UK Country Charts, with Maverick magazine describing it as “a beautiful slice of alt-country showcasing sunny songs and gorgeous harmonies”.

Red Sky July’s third album ‘The Truth and The Lie’ saw them hook up with Grammy nominated Nashville based singer songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman. Again, the album went Top 3 in the Official UK Country Charts, with the Guardian newspaper describing it as “a modern country masterpiece”.

2024 has seen the band put the finishing touches to their brand-new album entitled ‘Misty Morning’ which is scheduled for release in February 2025.

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