Arts organisation Left Coast and artist collective Future Farmers host a seaside picnic where they'll share ideas and chat about their projects. Free but booking required.
Bringing all of your favourite pride songs to life with RuPaul’s Drag Race winner Danny Beard, West End star, Matt Henry and Alison Jiear, star of Jerry Springer stepping into the spotlight. The stars will be backed by a world-class orchestra of outstanding LGBTQ+ performers and allies for an epic Pride event.
The Fylde Sand Dune Project helps little ones discover exciting marine species to see if they can identify and learn about them, and collect sea shells to see if they can guess what animal used to live in them. Free but booking required.
The Fylde Sand Dunes project hosts this half term session on St Anne's beach - inviting young explorers to discover the mysterious muddy creatures living in the Ribble Estuary. Free but booking required.
A evening time, beginner friendly yoga session with balancing postures, breathing techniques and relaxation.
An escorted climb to the 235ft summit of the UK's largest rollercoaster to fundraise for Shelter.
Grab your picnics and drinks, outdoor gear and chairs to watch this blockbuster film on a huge outdoor screen.
Pleasure Beach is a queer love story set in Blackpool on one day: 16th June 1999. Written in multiple voices and styles, the novel by Blackpool-born writer Helen Palmer, follows the interconnecting journeys and thoughts of three young women over the course of 24 hours and over 18 chapters which are structured and themed in the same way as Homer’s Odyssey and James Joyce’s Ulysses.Palmer launches the book with Amina Atiq.
Half term drop in sessions run by Holly and Patsy from Grundy Art Gallery and Central Library. Inspired by Grundy’s current Still Life exhibition, participants will explore the symbols that are woven into Still Life, develop their skills in making, experimenting, and creatively exploring different materials.
Blackpool Souls in Motion brings DJs and live singers to the comedy carpet, inviting passersby to dance to Northern Soul and Motown.