Join Showtown as they take a look back at Blackpool town centre nearly 100 years ago through a local photographer's eyes. Using the Buckley Collection, the museum compare what Blackpool looked like then and now. How many scenes will you recognise? Just go along to this free event - no need to book! Join us on Tuesday 18th July at the Salvation Army from 1.30pm. FREE admission.
An event packed full of live music, DJ’s, poetry, a raffle with prizes from amazing local creatives and businesses, and of course the famous dirty pizzas and bevs. Entry is £5 and all proceeds go to the incredible @citccharity to help them with the amazing work they do.
Cleveleys seventh annual beer festival will have a fantastic selection of cask and craft ales, ciders and world beers, along with live music all weekend from Paul Roskell, Steve Brown, The Secrets and Joe Morgan.
Amanda Aiton's photographic show, Bloomin ‘eck, demonstrates her love of the natural world and runs until mid August.
Over the weekend there are many stalls, games, funfair rides and children’s entertainment. Come and listen to our wonderful musicians, take part in traditional family games or take part in our competitions including dog agility and best dressed dog.
Organised by the Friends of Fairhaven Lake, a day for all the family. Bring a picnic or treat yourself to delicious oven baked pizza or Greek street food. There will be food, drink and a variety of stalls, live music and other entertainment from 11am. The event is free to attend, a small selection of activities are free and small charges for some activities apply.
This free-to-enter event will offer you the chance to try to a variety of ice cream, as well as present a programme of free family entertainment. When you're not dealing with brain freeze, why not watch a free performance of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, have your photo taken with a walk around character or try to complete one of our activity packs?
Welsh superstar mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins OBE is to headline an exclusive Last Night of The Proms concert at Lytham Hall. Joined by West End star Danny Mac, Broadway and West End favourite John Owen-Jones and other critically acclaimed West End performers.
The finale of the 13th season of open air theatre at Lytham Hall sees Illyria presenting Oliver Gray’s stage adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s most popular novels. Illyria brings over 30 years of outdoor summer touring experience to a waspish social comedy which includes some of Austen’s most memorable characters. Gates open for picnics at 4.00pm.
Illyria’s cast of five will double up in true summer touring tradition to present a drama which has been an entertaining open air favourite for over 400 years. Artistic director Oliver Gray’s inventive production contains the mayhem and mischief of one of Shakespeare’s best-known and best-loved comedies, delivered in Illyria’s distinctive style. Gates open for picnics at 4pm.