Press at Jorvik

Sarah Maltby appears in leaders Council podcast

York Archaeological Trust secures £1.9m Arts Council England Cultural Recovery Fund grant

JORVIK prepares for the world’s largest online Viking Festival

Musical coup for That JORVIK Viking Thing

That JORVIK Viking Thing for Schools

New JORVIK Viking ‘Thing’ planned for February 2021

York tourism shows signs of recovery for JORVIK attractions

JORVIK Group says ‘thank you’ for National Lottery Support

A £50,000 grant helped prepare JORVIK Viking Centre, Barley Hall and DIG with their re-opening planning and safety measures following their Covid-19 closures.

Trading, raiding and discovery – an outward look at the Vikings for the 2020 JORVIK Viking Festival

With any talk of Vikings, their fearsome reputation as warriors is probably the first thing that springs to mind. However, this February as part of the JORVIK Viking Festival, their prowess as traders and explorers will come to the fore, and how this unique approach of trading, raiding and discovery made them one of the most influential people of the early medieval period, with assorted exploits taking them all directions of the compass.

Major City Centre development plans launched – including a new world class Roman attraction

Ambitious proposals have been unveiled to redevelop three buildings on Rougier Street, in York City Centre, and replace them with an iconic mixed use development including a globally unique Roman visitor attraction.