Celebrating its 125th year, Thornton-Cleveleys Gala features a food and drink festival on the 10th June with stalls and live entertainment from bands including Darwin and the Finches on King Georges Playing Fields. On the 11th there will. be a parade, funfair stalls and entertainment.
Classic cars will be lined up on the promenade for this event that takes over the whole town. There'll be various stalls and food and drink available.
The Brew Room hosts an electronic music open mic night - part of a recent growing movement dedicated to electronic music makers and performers who wish to showcase their skills, music and talent to the public. They are calling on artists to help build a local community by joining their Facebook group and coming along to perform on the night.
An exhibition of work by two local artists who strongly support each other in both artistic and private life, creating a successful marriage from many years. Anji’s artwork is made from small British decimal half pence coins, individually coloured and coated in resin. Paul Wright uses the medium of crystals and semi-precious stones to produce outstanding pictures/portraits and abstract images.
House of Wingz presents break dance battles in beginner, advanced and street categories. Donations on the door for a day of music, dancing and prizes up for grabs.
LeftCoast is on the search for a team of painters to help paint one of artist Morag Myerscough's latest builds - which she recently co-designed with the people of Blackpool. The colourful pop-up pavilion will be touring the town in August. You can get involved in the project by heading down to a free painting bootcamp, where you can learn some of Myerscough's favourite techniques on how to bring one of her structures to life.
LeftCoast is on the search for a team of painters to help paint one of artist Morag Myerscough's latest builds - which she recently co-designed with the people of Blackpool. The colourful pop-up pavilion will be touring the town in August. You can get involved in the project by heading down to a free painting bootcamp, where you can learn some of Myerscough's favourite techniques on how to bring one of her structures to life.
LeftCoast is on the search for a team of painters to help paint one of artist Morag Myerscough's latest builds - which she recently co-designed with the people of Blackpool. The colourful pop-up pavilion will be touring the town in August. You can get involved in the project by heading down to a free painting bootcamp, where you can learn some of Myerscough's favourite techniques on how to bring one of her structures to life.
