What's on this weekend 11th - 13th September
This weekend will be another busy one across Lancashire with plenty of great events filled with fun for you to enjoy.
Discover Ribble Valley for a day out centred on wide-open countryside, historic landmarks and a strong sense of place. Clitheroe sits at the heart of it, with Clitheroe Castle a must-see — home to a hands-on museum and one of the smallest Norman Keeps in the country, with views stretching right across the valley. Just a short walk away, Holmes Mill has transformed a former textiles site into one of Lancashire’s most distinctive destinations, bringing together food, drink and heritage under one roof.
Beyond the town, the valley is filled with places that tell the story of the area. From the ruins of Sawley Abbey and the peaceful grounds of Whalley Abbey to the Roman Museum at Ribchester, history is never far away. Browsholme Hall offers a glimpse into Lancashire’s oldest surviving family home, while Pendle Hill provides a well-known backdrop, popular with walkers and closely linked to the Pendle Witch Trials. Alongside it all, you’ll find village pubs, local producers and farm shops that make Ribble Valley just as well known for its food as it is for its scenery.
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This weekend will be another busy one across Lancashire with plenty of great events filled with fun for you to enjoy.
Another great weekend of fun awaits in Lancashire this week! From celebrating the 1940s to the heritage of one of Lancashire's most famous fishing ports, through to monsters and fire feasts, there is something for everyone
Another great weekend of fun awaits in Lancashire this week! From celebrating the 1940s to the heritage of one of Lancashire's most famous fishing ports, through to monsters and fire feasts, there is something for everyone
The beautifully renovated former textiles mill is pretty hard to miss and is home to the fabulous new showcase and tasting parlour for Bowland Brewery the Beer Hall.
Read MoreTraditional country pub nestled in the heart of the Ribble Valley, serving local ales and seasonal a la carte dining.
Read MoreBask in the shadow of the iconic Pendle Hill with a range of menus, from brunch, to four-course fine dining set dinner menu.
Read MoreBowland Social is a vibrant social playground, bringing together classic games, great food and drinks, and a lively atmosphere.
Read MoreNever been duck pin bowling? It’s exactly like ten pin bowling, except the lanes and balls are smaller, making a strike even harder to achieve.
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Date: 29th Oct 2026
Expect games, activities, magical moments and lots of photo opportunities as we celebrate in true Oz style.
Read MoreDate: 12th Sept 2026
Clitheroe Clog Weekend is back! Join clog dancers from near and far for a day of music, colour and merriment in the beautiful market town of Clitheroe.Dancing begins at Clitheroe Castle at 10.30am and continues there throughout the day...
Read MoreDate: 13th Sept 2026
Get creative, have fun and learn a new skill by coming along to one of AllyBobsKnits popular chunky wool blanket arm knitting workshops.You will knit your very own chunky knit blanket from 2kg of 100% pure unspun merino wool to take ho...
Read MoreDate: 13th Sept 2026
The Lancashire and Cheshire Clog Competitions are back at Clitheroe Castle Museum!Come and watch some of the country's finest clog dancers compete across a range of classes.The highlight of the day is the Championship compe...
Read MoreDate: 14th Sept 2026
Did you know that thousands of archaeological objects are discovered every year by people going about their daily lives? Have you found something that might be archaeological? Whether you’re a metal detectorist, fieldwalker, mudlark, or simply som...
Read MoreDate: 14th Sept 2026
Join The Pendle Mushroom Company for an immersive and hands-on workshop, exploring the fascinating world of fungi.Guided by expert mycologist and renowned wild food forager Ade Rose-a familiar face and voice from numerous TV and radio...
Read MoreFollow in the footsteps of the most recent visit to Lancashire by King Charles III on this royal itinerary
Read MoreDuration2 hours 30 mins
Distance5.5 miles
Many areas in the UK claim to have inspired J.R.R Tolkien creation of middle earth but the author certainly spent a lot of his time at Stonyhurst College working on The Lord of the Rings during the Second World War.
Read MoreDuration4 hours
Distance34 miles
A 34 mile loop taking you through the beautiful Trough of Bowland and Forest of Bowland National Landscape starting in Garstang
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