Some great acts here, usually booked by independent promoters though…read more Miss J comments about shoddy service from the staff is spot on. They are hopeless and never interested in the customers - mainly as they are council employees. The building may be magnificent, but the service is abyssmal. Like an old soviet establishement, where everything is for the convenience of the staff and sod the punters. Dreadful service at the bar, officious and pompous stewarding, and the floor itself has no rake so if you are more than a few rows from the back you cannot see anything. Best thing is to go up to the balcony and get a frontish seat there

Had some good nights at the City Hall. Bar service could be better (more staff needed) but apart…read morefrom that all is ok. Hint: go to Punch Hotel across the road at interval!! Acoustics can be a bit iffy at the back and top but only place to see decent acts.

Welly is located on Beverley Road very close to the city centre…read more It has 3 rooms and a smoking terrace. Quite popular with hosting bands such as The Beautiful South and other well known bands in club nme. The upstairs room, welly:two, is home to mods & rockers, rebel disco and club mne and more popular playing indie, drum and bass, punk and electro pop. The back room, Welly:one, is home to the infamous Deja Vu and Hed Kandi - it also has some very popular guest DJ's such as Howard Donald from Take That! Music is funky house with a fantastic sound and lighting system The lounge leads onto the smoking terrace and the music is a little more relaxed. Door fee ranges from £5 (for welly: two) to £10+ (Deja Vu) Open from 10.30pm till 4am If you only go for upstairs, this allows access to upstairs, the lounge and the smoking terrace where as if wanting to go into the main room welly:one for Deja Vu you then have access to the whole club.

I really good club, with mosty indie and rock music. It is really popular and is half way between…read morethe city centre and the area where most students live. There are lots of bars on the walk to the Welly, which makes it a nice walk, although a taxi is required to get home. It's quite a long walk for 2am, and Beverly Road can be home to many fights from some of the rougher bars.

Hubs and I met friends here for a long-needed catch-up. Although we did not eat, all of us did have…read morea nice cup of tea. The atmosphere is cheerful but quiet. Nice hidden gem

Food always great, great atmosphere but always busy. Lovely to be able to wander through their art…read moregallery, museum and amazing artist craft shop. A good opportunity to stock up on cards too.

I purchased an Roland P30 Electric Piano and was very happy with dealing with this company. There…read moreare many online stores eager to promise stock and the cheapest price. But I wanted to support local business in this difficult time as it secures local jobs. I had contacted initially via email as I was working nights. Shaun was very helpful, honest about stock and wait times. No pressure at all given and listened to my needs. Very happy customer. I have returned to store again to purchase book and other bits and sales assistant was extremely helpful and helped me find what I needed. Fantastic service. Thank you

From the owner: We are now 157 years old! Gough & Davy was established as a…read morePiano retailer in 1860 and soon became a market leader in providing the latest musical instruments and music at the time. The business flourished all through the Victorian era and on into the 20th. century. During the next hundred years the name Gough & Davy became synonymous with music lovers, not only in Hull but the whole country. In 2007 The company was relocated in new premises 'Under the City Hall' and is now owned and managed by Hull's own Alan Kilvington who first joined 'Goughs' as a sales assistant in 1995. Al 'Kilvo' is an Americana piano player from Hull, Yorkshire England who plays with a style and verve described as that of the Killer - Jerry Lee Lewis - himself. In 2013 was invited to record with Hull's Johnny Pat in Sun Studios in Memphis TN with Kenny Lovelace and Robert Hall of Jerry Lee's band. Alan has recently teamed up with David Barton to produce the Two Pianos Show, selling out in UK theatres.

This bingo Hall has just been opened a year as has the shopping centre it is based in. Parking is…read morewithin the st stephens shopping centres multi storey car park , if you park on the first floor of the car park you exit straight onto the floor the hall is situated on. when you enter the hall you are met with friendly staff who will take your car parking ticket and exchange it for a pass this can later be changed back for a paid for ticket so parking is free. Becoming a member of the club is simple just fill in a form at the reception and you can play straight away.In the reception area you can buy either paper books (sets of 6) or electronic books (sets of 24 or 36). From the reception area you continue into the arcade area which includes bandit machine that give some high value prizes. From here you enter a big, open hall where seating is arranged either side of a central aisle, that leads to the main stage where the main caller of the evening stands. The seats are set out in aisles 2 to a table. there are also a limited amount of tables for 4 and 8 towards the back of the hall. Each table has coin slots and boards to enable you to play party bingo during the breaks. To the right is a cafe area and bar, food is very reasonably priced and there is usually a nice variety of curries, burgers, hotdogs,sandwiches, jacket potatoes etc. The bar is well stocked. There are clearly marked tiolets and fire exits are various places around the hall. To the left is a self service drink vending machine. During the session staff are alway walking the floor to provide change or help.

great bingo club great staff been going 15 years wont go anywere else love mecca bingo .read more

This is a great social gathering place where you have a chance to have fun and win money too. The…read moreclub is situated on a main road in hull, it has a very large car park which on busy nights does get full but parking overflows into nearby store parking. Upon entering the club you enter a large foyer where you can sign up as a member and play straight away. As you enter you are asked for your membership card to swipe in and then you pass throught to the arcade area where there are many differant bandits where prizes are sometimes quite high. You can either enter the main hall from the arcade or continue through to the booksales area, here you can buy your books for the evening including the national game flyer with huge prize money available. After buying your books you enter a very large hall with loads of seating, this area has a cafe and bar where you can purchase a large selection of foods and drinks. There are various vending machines available for things such as crispd and snack and even that extra dabber you might need. I hope having read this you go along and win some nice money, have a great time

The museum has just been renovated and re-organised, so the Grammar School area downstairs is much…read morebetter laid out. The kids love playing schools, and learning about the Victorian era. The Egyptian mummy upstairs is a real undiscovered treasure. Don't forget that all Hull City Council museums are free entry.

We really didnt know what to expect when we went into this musuem as its so small, and there is…read morelittle more than a desk when you first walk in. It does feel a bit like the most unorganised museum in history to begn with with havng to cross back and forth from place to another to progress around the place, but seeing the real mummy upstairs was excellent! Knowing how much it can cost to see a Mummy exhibition, we were shocked that this was just here, with little more than a poster in the front entrance to say that it was. I loved seeing the kids having such a good time in the Victorian , and the room replica ands clothes upstairs as you 'walk through history' was very cool.

SAMBA DRUMMING FROM BIGGINERS TO ADVANCED they have a two…read morehour session with Simon and Jay, the session includes an hour with Simon doing free drumming and then a more disciplined hour with Jay drumming as part of a group playing samba rythms. they are a friendly bunch and range from 20+ to 70+ and every age in between. the cost is £3 for workers and £1 for non and students oap's etc. twice a year a party is scheduled with bring your own food and drink and drumming and fun. playing a variety of festivals and local events this year the samba drumming group is doing well. COME ALONG!!!!!