Discover Pendle for a day out shaped by dramatic landscapes and one of Lancashire’s most well-known stories. Pendle Hill stands at the centre of it all, closely linked to the witch trials of 1612, with the surrounding villages and countryside still reflecting that history today. Places like Barley, Roughlee and the market towns of Colne and Nelson offer a mix of heritage and everyday life, while local landmarks and heritage centres help tell the story that has made Pendle famous.
Beyond its history, Pendle is a great place to spend time outdoors, with walking and cycling routes stretching across the Pennine landscape and up to the summit of Pendle Hill itself. There’s plenty to enjoy along the way, from family attractions like Thornton Hall Country Park to independent shops, markets and mill outlets in towns such as Barnoldswick and Barrowford. A lively events calendar, including the Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival and the Colne Grand Prix, adds another dimension to the area across the year.
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There is so much fun and excitement around the county this August! Check out just some of the great events happening this weekend and gather your inspiration for some great days out
Harwes Farm Cottage sits within a network of public footpaths & bridleways in picturesque upland moorland, boasting panoramic views along with the peace & quiet found in a remote rural location.
Read MoreMeet friends and catch-up over coffee and cake at The Chocolate Strawberry Tearoom at Pendle Village. A place where you can enjoy a relaxing hot drink, sweet treat or a delicious bistro meal.
Read MoreWavelengths is a leisure pool with fun for all the family.
Read MoreDiscover the aquatic delights at Pendle Leisure Centre in Colne
Read MoreThis modern brasserie and bar is a fantastic place for diners and drinkers to enjoy a Mediterranean inspired menu, in a relaxed and contemporary setting, with a large south facing garden for al fresco dining.
Read MoreThe hall was built by the Hartley family at the end of the 16th century and subsequently extended in the 18th by Squire Henry Owen Cunliffe, in order to attract a wealthy wife. Charlotte Brontë is thought to have frequently visited Wycoller village.
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Date: 20th Nov 2026
Roll up, roll up... the UK’s longest-running burlesque show is back touring the nation with a thrilling new twist! Presenting AN EVENING OF BURLESQUE CABARET - a dazzling celebration of cabaret, burlesque, and world-class entertainment.
Read MoreDate: 25th Sept 2026
In the Air Tonight will leave you in awe of the incredible discography of Phil Collins. It’s an Easy Lover for any fan of the Genesis drummer, capturing the distinctive vocals and incredible instrumentals of one of the UK’s greatest ever singer-so...
Read MoreDate: 17th Oct 2026
A thrilling, intriguing night of psychic mediumship! Boasting an impressive, worldwide celebrity client list, Stuart brings his quick-witted humour, sensitivity, and compassion to the stage. Using his extraordinary abilities to connect with the sp...
Read MoreDate: 19th Sept 2026
The History of Rock is back and bigger than ever! Join us as we celebrate a rock line up like no other headlined by one of the greatest bands of all time!As always we'll be taking audiences on a thrilling ride through the history of ro...
Read MoreDate: 16th Oct 2026
Step into the world of Kate Bush as Hounds Of Love - The Kate Bush Celebration brings her iconic music to life.With stunningly authentic vocals, a live band capturing every intricate detail, and a show inspired by Kate’s legendary Tour...
Read MoreDate: 20th Dec 2026
Step into a world of festive elegance and timeless charm as Xperience Live proudly presents ‘Christmas – The Candlelight Concert’ - an evening where music, candlelight and holiday wonder come together in perfect harmony.Set beneath the...
Read MoreDuration3 - 4 hours
Distance4.5 Miles
Although much more associated with Yorkshire, The Brontë sisters actually spent much of their lives in Lancashire walking from the family home at Haworth across the South Pennine Moors.
Read MoreDistance7 Miles
Pendle Way Section 1 - Barrowford to Barnoldswick, 7 miles (11km). A walk of contrasts from gentle riverside paths around Watermeetings to the breezy moorland of Weets Hill with outstanding views. The Pendle way is well signposted.
Read MorePendle Way Section 2 - 5.5-mile linear route running from Barnoldswick to Earby. It begins at Bancroft Mill and offers a gentle transition from industrial archaeology into rolling limestone hills, culminating at School Lane in Earby.
Read MoreDuration4-5 hours
Pendle Way Section 3 - This walk skirts the looming bulk of Kelbrook Moor and follows Pendle's earliest turnpike road to enjoy fine views from Knarrs Hill.
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