Discover Hyndburn for a day out that brings together heritage, green spaces and a strong link to Lancashire’s industrial past. In the heart of the borough, Oswaldtwistle Mills is a popular visitor destination, with a mix of shops, local products and places to eat set within a former weaving mill. In Accrington, Howarth Art Gallery, offers a great afternoon out, with its Arts and Crafts house, fine art collections and the unique Tiffany Glass collection, set within the grounds of Haworth Park.
There’s also plenty of opportunity to spend time outdoors, with Rhyddings Park and Haworth Park providing space for walking, relaxing and enjoying seasonal displays. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal passes through the area too, offering quieter routes for walking and cycling alongside the water. With a combination of heritage attractions, cultural highlights and open spaces, Hyndburn offers a varied and interesting place to visit.
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Accrington Stanley’s hugely popular Fireworks & Funfair event will return to the Wham Stadium on Sunday 1st November, promising another fantastic evening of family entertainment.
Residents and visitors are being invited to discover the fascinating stories, landmarks and people that have shaped Hyndburn as Heritage Open Days returns this September.
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A traditional family pub set in the heart of Oswaldtwistle.
Read MoreHaworth Art Gallery is best known for its collection of Tiffany art glass.
Read MoreWith its tree-lined drive, turrets and porticos, Mercure Blackburn Dunkenhalgh Hotel & Spa makes a dream wedding venue.
Read MoreOswaldtwistle Mills is dedicated to providing exceptional service and a memorable visit.
Read MoreThe beautiful 700-year-old historic country manor, evokes memories of a bygone age with its turrets and porticos yet its modern facilities make it the perfect place to relax and enjoy your next mini-break.
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Dates: 7th Oct 2026 - 11th Oct 2026
Five days celebrating British ales, food and live music.
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Early music and Canadian folk.
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Join us on Saturday 17th October, 6.45pm onwards for an immersive comedy murder experience.
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A live-illustrated storytelling show for families.
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An abridged reading, honouring the storytelling traditions of the past.
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Learn all about the history of the area on this loop which connected Blackburn to Clitheroe via Great Harwood
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