Josh Widdicombe: Not my Cup of Tea
Comedian Josh Widdicombe performs his new stand-up show 'Not My Cup of Tea' at Grimsby Auditorium.
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You can find a range of events in Grimsby this week that reflect both enduring traditions and emerging developments across the town’s cultural landscape. Live music performances feature sets rooted in British rock, drawing from 1960s and 70s repertoire with authenticity, many artists have connections to regional recording hubs near the South Humber Bank corridor. These evenings are held at venues such as The Grimsby Minster pub complex, where acoustics enhance intimate stage arrangements without overwhelming nearby residential areas along Church Street.
Comedy nights take place in smaller spaces like community halls adjacent to Top Town Market, providing a platform for emerging local acts whose material engages with themes of industrial transition and regional identity. These performances are part of an ongoing effort by Grimsby’s arts collective to support talent through initiatives linked to the Train 2 Employ programme.
A full day of theatre is scheduled at Freshney Place Community Centre on Saturday afternoon, featuring original works from groups that incorporate educational elements for children under ten, reflecting a sustained focus on family engagement in civic programming. The performances draw inspiration from local stories tied to fishing heritage and renewable energy projects along the docklands.
Evenings offer choices ranging from late-night music at Grimsby Docks railway station’s event space to quieter gatherings near Riverhead Exchange, though parking congestion remains an issue around Minster Street during peak times. Event details including exact start hours are listed in official town bulletins distributed through M180 motorway access points and local bus stops.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
Comedian Josh Widdicombe performs his new stand-up show 'Not My Cup of Tea' at Grimsby Auditorium.
A live blues rock tribute band performs iconic British songs from the 1960s and 1970s.
Next Stage Community Theatre presents three performances in one day at their venue.