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The Grand at Clitheroe
Type:Event Venue
18 York Street, Clitheroe, Lancashire, BB7 2DL
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Tickets are available from The Grand and The Grand Website. Ticket prices depend on the event.
| The Grand (1 Jan 2020 - 31 Dec 2020) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Monday | Closed* | |
| Tuesday - Saturday | 09:00 | - 15:00* |
| Sunday | Closed* | |
* Evening, Weekends and Bank Holiday opening times depend on upcoming events. Please check our website for the full event listing. The Recording Studio's opening times are by appointment only.
Dates and times marked with a '*' are provisional and may be subject to change
Ladies Film Night: Downton AbbeyJoin us in our new season of films, food and friends.
Ribble Valley on FilmIn Association with the Clitheroe Civic Society, the North West Film Archive presents Ribble Valley on Film. the NWFA will present a film screening of material from its collection featuring the industries, cultures and traditions of the Ribble Valley over the last 100 years. Presented by a member…
Meet Me A TreeMeet Me A Tree is an interactive first opera for 0-2 year olds and their carers
RVJF: Gwilym SimcockBritish pianist Gwilym Simcock – a highly esteemed player of international repute – visits the Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Festival for the first time.
RVJF: Alina Bzhezhinska (Hip Harp)Ukrainian-born harpist Alina Bzhezhinska was born in the Ukraine and studied art and classical music in Poland and the USA before settling in London. She has performed internationally with many leading orchestras and she will be appearing at the Festival with her quartet, performing a set heavily…
RVJF: Dennis Rollins' Funky FunkRollins is one of the UK's best known jazz stars and is especially well regarded for his work as an educator, whether it be tutoring small jazz ensembles or big massed bands of young musicians.
RVJF: Issie Barratt's InterchangeIssie Barratt's INTERCHANGE is an exciting new jazz dectet comprising ten of the nation's most innovative award-winning composers and improvisers – pushing at the boundaries and blurring all the edges! Issie will be working as an artist-in-residence throughout the jazz festival.
RVJF: Rafiki JazzNorthern England's global collective Rafiki Jazz migrated to a new utopian soundworld on their last album release 'Saraba' an adventurous world music occupied by enchanted voices, deep memories and rootsy folk histories. Live-recorded in a series of studio residencies through 2018, with every…
An Evening With Henry MarshThe acclaimed neurosurgeon Henry Marsh is returning to the Grand Theatre, Clitheroe, to talk about his remarkable second memoir, Admissions: A life in Brain Surgery.
Absolute Bowie - Legacy TourAbsolute Bowie's Legacy Tour is named after the Greatest Hits album released in 2016 and takes us on a musical journey of non-stop hits through the iconic singer's ever changing personas.
The Counterfeit Sixties ShowRe-live the sounds of the swinging sixties, as one of Britain's best-loved tribute show brings alive the magic of the sixties, with their celebration of more than 25 bands of the era.
Gaz Hughes Sextet plays Art BlakeyThe Grand, in partnership with Ribble Valley Jazz and Blues Club, is delighted to present a special tribute to the late jazz legend Art Blakey, featuring the Gaz Hughes Sextet.
NaniNani is an acclaimed international singer, composer, pianist and trombonist who brings a breath of fresh air into the jazz and world landscape with her hypnotising vocals. Her music has distant leanings to Flamenco, North African music and Sephardic traditional song, with timeless melodies and…
Think FloydThis extraordinary band, dubbed the Definitive Pink Floyd Experience, are renowned for their stunning celebration of the music of one of the world's greatest musical phenomenon.
Les McKeown's Bay City RollersCome join the legendary 70's tartan icon Les Mckeown and his Bay City Rollers for what promises to be a unique voyage back to the 1970s, to a time when Les and his band ruled the world's pop charts and the "Rollers" music became the soundtrack for a generation of teenagers.
True Order + Tellin' StoriesTrue Order return to The Grand for this Bank Holiday Saturday behemoth.
Sharing the joy of New Order's vast canon of killer tunes - and the odd Joy Division one for good measure - you can always rely on this Lancashire outfit to faithfully recreate the feel of a New Order show when they were in…
The 90's ReunionThe 90's Reunion takes over The Grand, Clitheroe, as we step back in time to an era of Pop, Brit-Pop, Madchester and Cheese, for an ultimate nostalgia trip. Get in touch with your friends and bring your party to ours for an interactive 90s disco that you'll never forget.
We Are Family DiscoJoin us for a family disco courtesy of the DJ / dance team from Axial Dance. Disco grooves for all the family (Bar open throughout). Aimed at: 3+ but suitable for the whole family.
Definitely OasisCelebrating the 25th anniversary of the best selling album 'What's The Story Morning Glory?' the world's No.1 Oasis tribute band will be performing this album in its entirety for the first time ever.
Partner of Visit Lancashire 2018Take the M6 northbound or southbound. Leave the M6 at junction 31 onto the A59 following sings to Clitheroe. Exit A59 onto the A671 signposted Clitheroe. At mini-roundabout take left onto Moor Lane - B6243. Turn right onto Castle Street and continue straight down onto York Street. The Grand is the modern building to your right inside.
By rail: Clitheroe has a direct rail service from Manchester Victoria. Find further information at National Rail Enquires.
By Bus/Coach: National Express Coaches stop at Blackburn Boulevard where there are regular buses through to Clitheroe. For further information about National Express Coaches or local bus services contact Clitheroe Visitor Information Centre. 01200 425566 or email tourism@ribblevalley.gov.uk
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