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Events

Heritage Open Days: Fleetwood Lower Lighthouse

Visit a historic working lighthouse and view the panorama of Morecambe Bay and the Lake District. Building designed and built by renowned architect, Decimus Burton - one of two historic buildings on the land, lighthouses of a unique combination of three lights.
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Heritage Open Days: Euston Gardens

The seafront area around Fleetwood's landmark North Euston Hotel is steeped in history as the location where Fleetwood's growth began in the past. Learn more about the park's fascinating history and contents.
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Heritage Open Days: Marine Hall

Discover this beautiful Art Deco Theatre, built in 1935. During your visit see the ballroom and its stunning glazed dome taking centre stage. There will be an exhibition of heritage photographs depicting The Story of Fleetwood’ and the Marine Hall.
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Heritage Open Days: Fleetwood Masonic Hall

Masonry has been active in Fleetwood since 1863 when its first lodge Hesketh was consecrated. The current building was built c.1847 and was purchased by Fleetwood masons in 1955, previously being an orphanage. The public will be able to have a tour around the building conducted by active masons and have the chance to ask those questions about the society they have always wanted to know.
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Heritage Open Days: Mount Pavilion

A chance to see the mechanism of the war memorial clock dedicated to the fallen of the 1st World War. Mount Pavilion gives fantastic views from the balcony across Fleetwood and Morecambe Bay. See the working of the clock installed as a memorial to local men lost during the war. Visitors attending at 1pm on Sunday can watch the clock being wound up and even have a turn.
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Heritage Open Days: Fleetwood Museum

This independent museum introduces visitors to the fascinating history of Fleetwood, from the original sand hills to the planned early Victorian Town, through the years of being an important fishing port to the home of "Fishermans Friend" lozenges.
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Autumn Migration Walk at Rossall Point Tower

Discover the amazing wildlife of the Wyre Estuary from the promenade at Fleetwood. Take part in a coastal birdwatch from Rossall Point Tower and experience the autumn bird migration. Read more about migrations to spot on the Fylde Coast in our September Almanac.
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Heritage Open Days: Rossall Point Tower

Enjoy spectacular views of Morecambe Bay from the top of the Tower. Find out about the natural heritage of Fleetwood`s Dynamic Dunes and the hidden nature of the Lancashire`s Living Seas and the Wyre Estuary. Meet the Coast and Countryside Rangers and find out about the great work of the local volunteers who help to care for the coast and the NCI volunteers who watch out over the sea to help keep people safe.
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Outdoor Cinema: Pretty Woman

Edward (Richard Gere) is a rich and sophisticated businessman who specializes in corporate raiding. On a business trip to Los Angeles, Edward hires Vivian (Julia Roberts) to be his girlfriend for a week while he traverses the local social circles. Love and various social complications invade their tidy arrangement and have the pair wondering if this Cinderella-story could have a happy ending.
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Outdoor Cinema: Top Gun, Maverick

Feel the need... The need for speed. Top Gun: Maverick has been selling out cinemas across the world, smashing the box office and bringing a good dose of 80s nostalgia with it. Tom Cruise's most successful movie ever can be watched on the big outdoor screen.
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