Ferret Unlocked: don't miss out on all the latest in Lifestyle

From things to do through to the great outdoors, food and drink to arts and culture, the Stray Ferret's lifestyle team are always hard at work, shining a spotlight on what's happening in the Harrogate district.

Last week, we brought you inspiration for events to attend this weekend, courtesy of our regular round up of things to do – check out this week’s article to find out what’s coming up.

British Game Week took place between November 4 – 10, and our food writer Yemi shared a recipe for mixed stew with root vegetables, and asked readers: are you game for game?

In honour of Remembrance Sunday, we brought you the extraordinary – and tragic – story behind one of the names on Harrogate’s war memorial.

His tale was first brought to us by his nephew – if you feel like you’ve got a story you’d like to share, you can email the Stray Ferret’s main inbox at contact@thestrayferret.co.uk.

This week, our theatre reviewer Lauren went to Leeds Playhouse to see The Watch House, which she described as an ‘evocative spectacle of regional charm, maritime history and folkloric mystery’.  

Look out for reviews of The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and Beauty and the Beast coming in November and December.

Coming up this weekend, we’re covering another influential figure, Dr Kathleen Rutherford MBE, for our regular history column.

Following our trip to Staveley Nature Reserve to speak to Yorkshire Wildlife Trust volunteers, we’ll be publishing a feature about the benefits of getting outdoors – even in the winter months.

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