Poulton Gala is a two day event beginning at 12 noon on 3rd June at Cottom Hall where a parade will walk around the town before returning at 2.30pm for the Gala Queen crowning and family entertainment. The next day will be a music festival featuring Molly's Chamber, The Keytars and others.
A relaxing art session on Cleveleys beach run by The Bay. Make some of your favourite sea creatures using shovels, sand, buckets and spades and learn about coastal species.
Hosted by Showtown and covering just one mile of our beautiful coastline, this tour covers 23 historic landmarks from the Victorian era to the present day.
A community litter pick along Fleetwood beach, where you will learn all about the damaging effects of plastic pollution, as well as how you can log items like 'ghost' fishing gear on the website GhostFishing. These actions all contribute to nature's recovery along our coastline. Equipment is provided, please never pick up items by hand.
Join the Bay team in their search for whales, dolphins, porpoises and seabirds at the top of Rossall Point Tower with a local expert. Binoculars are provided but feel free to use your own pair. No experience needed. Free but booking required.
Join Kinetika’s Artistic Director Ali Pretty as she leads Gathering Walks across Morecambe Bay over six days. The walk is 22 miles in total; 7 miles in the morning, 9 miles in the afternoon and 6 miles in the early evening. It begins at Rossall Point on the morning of 3rd June. Free but booking required.
A classical music therapy session where participants choose the music. The sessions are intended to stimulate responses that relieve physical and emotional pain and various other health benefits.
The Wild Revival hosts a retreat in Lytham Hall's woodlands aiming to empower participants to restore balance to their lives and learn new skills. The day-long retreat includes forest bathing, nature connection activities, empowerment coaching, guided journalising, a plant medicine workshop and more. Tickets are £78
The Fylde Sand Dunes Project invites the public to discover the wonders of the Fylde sand dunes with their passionate and informative volunteers. Free but booking required.
Blackpool Council and partners have been awarded five years of funding for a health inequalities research project and the Blackpool community will be at the heart of it to help find solutions that will make a difference to people’s lives. Blackpool residents and local community groups and services are invited to drop-in on the day anytime.