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Enjoy a free, family friendly event.
Visit the beautifully refurbished Finsley Gate Wharf and along the towpath nearby. Enjoy lots of family-friendly and creative activities; relax listening to music; eat lots of lovely street food and maybe get on to the water too.
Look out for the giant and his mate Jack; flower displays that can’t stay still; a sky full of magical bubbles; dancing Wallopers, and possibly their horse, and go on a quest with the Towpath Explorers. You can visit the amazing Exbury Egg; a floating museum, and browse the arts and crafts market.
Burnley Canal Festival is a fantastic way for visitors to celebrate the fantastic resource that is the Leeds & Liverpool Canal, and Burnley’s unique canal-side heritage.
| Season (25 Aug 2024) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Sunday | 11:00 | - 17:00 |
Free event
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