Lancashire Bloggin'

Heritage Open Days is England’s largest festival of heritage and culture. Across the country, thousands of heritage venues take part, opening their doors and providing a variety of heritage events free of charge. 

The first major UK tour of Helen Forrester’s Twopence to Cross the Mersey will travel to Blackpool Grand Theatre this October with an all-star cast

TV celebrity and designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen brought a dash of showbiz razzmatazz to Blackpool as he switched on the resort’s famous Illuminations.

Morecambe was alive with music, dancing, street food and entertainment as more than 45,000 people celebrated classic design at the weekend when the award-winning Vintage by the Sea returned after a two-year Covid enforced absence.

Ride late into the evening at Blackpool Pleasure Beach every Friday in September 

Autumn is a fantastic time for nature lovers looking to visit WWT Martin Mere Wetland Centre with lots of migration taking place as the months begin to get colder. Including, the arrival of up to 30,000 of the much-loved stars of the season, the pink-footed geese, as they stop off at Martin Mere before heading south to spend the winter there.

Burnley is gearing up for a full throttle event which will see classic motors and machines parked up at a number of town centre locations.

The nations who will compete in this year’s World Fireworks Championship Blackpool have been revealed.

The world-famous Winter Gardens will again throw open its doors for an exclusive access all areas event, allowing the public a rare chance to explore every nook and cranny of the grade 2* listed building and witness firsthand the extensive renovations taking place, on Sunday 18^th September 2022, 11am – 3pm.

It’s time to turn the clock back for Lancaster Music Festival this autumn.