What's on this weekend - 24th to 26th July
From live music to Alpaca walking, archaeology festivals to maize mazes, you can find it all in Lancashire this weekend!
Poulton-le-Fylde is an established market town with roots dating back to the Domesday Book, set just inland from the Fylde Coast. At its centre is a busy market square, where independent shops sit alongside well-known names, creating a lively and varied high street. The town has remained a popular place to visit for shopping and dining, with plenty of cafés, pubs and restaurants offering everything from quick stops to longer stays.
Market day brings a traditional feel to the town, with stalls set out near St Chad’s Church offering fresh produce, everyday goods and local specialities. Beyond this, Poulton is also known for its food and evening offer, with live music and events taking place regularly across the town.
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From live music to Alpaca walking, archaeology festivals to maize mazes, you can find it all in Lancashire this weekend!
At the heart of Lancashire's Fylde countryside, the riverside location boasts spectacular views of the peaceful riverscape and the dramatic Bowland fells beyond.
Read MoreWyre's Civic Centre on Breck Road in Poulton-le-Fylde is available for hire for Weddings and Civil Partnerships.
Read MoreAt the heart of Lancashire's Fylde countryside, the riverside location of The Cartford Inn boasts spectacular views of the peaceful riverscape and the dramatic Bowland fells beyond.
Read MoreLicensed bistro offering wholesome home cooked food situated on Brickhouse Farm amongst six acres of stunning countryside.
Read MoreA complex of 4 recently converted cottages, in the pretty village of Hardhorn, near Poulton-le-Fylde, with Blackpool a short drive away.
Read MoreTOTI is a delicatessen with characteristic style and rustic charm.
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Neville Stack was one of the most celebrated aviators of the inter-war period.
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Bandsaws, banter and bourbon biscuits.
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An evening of contemporary Irish folk
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