The long-running BBC series is coming to a Scarborough church on Saturday.
The BBC's Songs of Praise is being filmed at St Mary's Church, near to Scarborough Castle.
It'll happen around 3.00pm on Saturday afternoon.
The corporation's Outside Broadcast trucks have already arrived at the church.
The 300 tickets available have been quickly snapped up.
The broadcast is expected to be shown on BBC One next month.
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A reshuffled Seadogs line-up were beaten on penalties by Yarm & Eaglescliffe, from four divisions below, on Tuesday night.
The Member of Parliament for Pickering and Filey, Kevin Hollinrake, has launched a sharp critique of the government's latest local council funding settlement, claiming it fundamentally disadvantages rural communities such as North Yorkshire.
Residents across the East Riding, including those in Bridlington and Driffield, are preparing for a significant change to their household routines as the local authority transitions to weekly food waste collections.
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