Enjoy a guided heritage walk around the Wyre Estuary Country Park - Stanah with the Rangers. It is a special place for people and wildlife. Spot the birdlife on the estuary and explore its heritage. Booking essential.
A guided walking tour of the site of and properties of, the 1906 Cleveleys Cottage Exhibition, that could be regarded as “The World’s First Ideal Home Exhibition".
Almost 130 years after the Abana, a sailing barque, was shipwrecked off the Fylde coast, see the bell itself and hear its story at St. Andrew’s Church, Cleveleys. There will be a short talk, repeated on the hour with plenty of time to explore our beautiful Edwardian church building. Children’s activities will be available and there is the opportunity to ring the bell – touching a piece of history!
This grade ll listed church will be open for visitors to view the interior and the Dawson Hall. The stained glass windows are of particular interest and beauty, showing historical and biblical scenes.
The grounds of this beautiful Georgian hall will be open to the public with free tours of the outbuildings with a performance by Regency Rejigged dance troupe. There will be a free children's trail around the grounds to encourage them to explore the nature and the history of Lytham Hall.
A chance to explore the beautiful church building with organ recitals throughout the day, refreshments available and an opportunity to get creative. Children's trail available.
Visit Marsh Mill Windmill, built in 1794 and Grade II* listed, you can see the sails turn and have a free tour around this 70ft Tower Windmill.
An opportunity to view our fine church with its WW1 Memorial Chapel and famous St Annes Heritage Mural. There is a possibility of tours of the bell tower.
A short pre-recorded historical talk and an opportunity to look round this magnificent ecclesiastical building. New for this year there will be an informative walk of the churchyard.
A gentle walk tracing the route of Poulton's railway system from 1840 to the present day. Approximately 2 miles.