Here at The Journal, we hear about the most prestigious events going on around the region. Everything from classical concerts to charity events and "super-posh" get togethers are either attended by or known about by our writers.

In this section of the website we are going to share that knowledge with you courtesy of a list of the best events you can attend. Thanks to the Journal you need never miss out on another event again.

There's also an opportunity if you are organising an event, particularlly charity or fund-raising functions, to publicise them to a wider audience. If you know of events that we haven't included click here and email us to let us know.

Thanks again for reading.

AUGUST

23rd: East Yorkshire Thoroughbred car club: Wolds run to Thornton-le-Dale. For more information, visit: www.eytcc.org.uk

30th: East Yorkshire Thoroughbred car club: Meeting at Sewerby Hall, near Bridlington. For more information, visit: www.eytcc.org.uk

30th. Newport Raft Race: Village event with various activities. Opens at 12pm with guest Gary Windass from Coronation Street.

SEPTEMBER

2nd. Charity coffee morning: Yorkshire Cancer Research are holding a charity coffee morning at Burton Mount, in Cherry Burton. For more information or to donate, contact Liz Holdich.

3rd. Charity burlesque evening: Charity night for Echoes Foundation at The Village Hotel, in Hessle from 7pm. Call: (01482) 642422.

5th. Black Tie Hog Roast: Hog Roast for Yorkshire Cancer Research at Black Horse Inn at Little Weighton. Call (01482) 653616 for details.

10th. Charity race day: St Ledger Festival at Doncaster Racecourse. Call: (01302) 304200.

11th. Viking FM Spice Ball: Charity ball at the Ramada Jarvis Hotel in Willerby for Viking FM's charity of the year. Call: (01482) 656488.

20th. Adam Hills: Th Australian comedian performs at Hull Truck Theatre. All tickets £13. Call: (01482) 323638.

27th. Snake Davis Band at Hull Truck Theatre: Phenomenally-talented saxophonist, flautist and composer, Snake Davis is instantly recognisable for his soulful and searing sound. He has featured on records by Lisa Stansfield, M People, Paul Hardcastle and Take That. On the road with his own band, he plays a wonderful mix of soul, world funk and jazz with his uplifting raw-power style. Tickets £14 and £15. Call: (01482) 323638.

OCTOBER

8th - 11th: Lazytown Live - The Pirate Adventure: Swashbuckling fun for all the family at Hull New Theatre. Tickets £12 to £28.50. Call: (01482) 226655.

8th - 31st Up 'N' Under: See the classic John Godber play at Hull Truck Theatre with guest star Abi Titmuss. Tickets £9 - £18. Call (01482) 323638.

13th - 17th. Abigail's Party by Mike Leigh and the Hessle Theatre Company: A morbidly funny play depicting suburban life in the 1970s performed at Hull Truck Theatre. Tickets £8; concessions £6.50. Call: (01482) 323638.

18th. Andy Parsons at Hull Truck Theatre: From BBC2's Mock The Week. All tickets £15. Call: (01482)323638.

19th: The Sensational 60s Experience: This quintessential 60s lineup is packed with nostalgia and more than 30 hits from The Tremeloes, The Marmalade and The Dreamers at Hull New Theatre. Tickets £18.50 and £19.50. Call: (01482) 226655.

22nd: Russian State Ballet Academy of Perm Nutcracker: A delightful treat for all the family with music by Tchaikovsky at Hull New Theatre. Tickets £13 - £17. Call: (01482) 226655

22nd: Songs For All Seasons by Hull Choral Union: Aled Jones joins the union to celebrate its 75th anniversary at Hull City Hall. Tickets £12 to £25. Call: (01482) 226655. Web: www.hullchoralunion.org

24th - 7th November Hull Comedy Festival across Hull and the East Riding: With performances by Alistair McGowan, Daniel Kitson and Keith Chegwin. For information, visit: www.hullcomedy.co.uk

26th - 31st Porridge: The stage show: See Shaun Williamson of Eastenders and Extras fame play Ronnie Barker's old role in Porridge at Hull New Theatre. Tickets £10 - £21. Call: (01482) 226655.

NOVEMBER

3rd. Corner Boy: Rum and Vodka: Performed in the Studio at Hull Truck Theatre this show by Conor McPherson is a classic tale of a young Dublin man who has found himself in the wrong job, married to the wrong woman and living the wrong life. Tickets £8 and £10. Call: (01482) 323638.

12th - 28th Macbeth: One of Shakespeare's most famous productions, Macbeth is brough to the stage at Hull Truck Theatre under the direction of Gareth Tudor Price. Tickets £9 - £18. Call: (01482) 323638.

17th - 21st. Habeas Corpus by Alan Bennett: Performed by Hull Playgoers and on show at Hull Truck Theatre's Studio. Tickets £9, concessions, £7. Call: (01482) 323638.

25th - 28th Grimm's Lost Children: Devised and directed by Mark Rees and Lee Green, Grimm's Lost Children is a hard-hitting, dark, physical exploration of some of the Grimm Brothers' most famous tales. On show at Hull Truck Theatre. Tickets £7.50; concessions, £4.50. Call: (01482) 323638.