Lancashire Bloggin'

The Blackpool Tower Dungeon is kicking off its brand‑new season with a spine‑tingling offer guaranteed to terrify and delight visitors.

Local residents and visitors can look forward to a regular fixture in the village calendar as the much loved Whalley Artisan Market confirms its return for 2026.

The week runs from Monday 26^th January to Sunday 1^st February and is the UK’s annual 7-day celebration of independent music & arts venues and the people that own, run and work in them.

Back by popular demand, Mudfest is returning to WWT Martin Mere from 14–22 February 2026, inviting families across the North West to stomp, splash and squelch their way into the wonderful world of wetlands this February half term

There is nothing better than getting some fresh air and exploring the beautiful sights of Lancashire, however when it comes to choosing a pram-friendly walking route, it isn’t always easy.

Lancashire has some of the best walking country in England including beautiful countryside and coastal views and a range of wildlife. It’s important everybody can enjoy walks in Lancashire, which is why we have put together this list of places which offer flat, accessible walks – perfect for both wheelchair users and pushchairs.

Wallace & Gromit in A Case at the Museum, drew crowds of blockbuster proportions, with 105,177 visitors in its first eight weeks at The Harris in Preston.

Healthy, hearty and great value at just £15 per person - Mowgli’s new Lite Tiffin launches this January

More than 5,000 visitors are expected to attend the celebrations, welcoming the Year of the Horse.

Blackpool’s Pleasure Beach Resort has announced it will begin its season early for the second year in a row – as part of a resort-wide commitment to extending the Blackpool season.