Fleetwood Lights

This weekend, people are invited to the launch of Fleetwood Lights, a spectacular celebration of the town's rich heritage.

From 1 to 3 December, residents and visitors are invited to explore the light installations from 5pm to 9pm that will illuminate key landmarks and buildings.

Fleetwood is the only port in the country to host three lighthouses - the Lower Lighthouse, Pharos Lighthouse, and the sea-based Wyre Light. The three lighthouse system first lit up the town on 1st December 1840, marking a pioneering achievement in maritime history.

The Fleetwood Lights event,  funded by Historic England with support from Fleetwood Museum Trust and Friends and Wyre Council, is part of the Fleetwood HSHAZ Cultural Programma and hopes to be a mesmerizing experience.

Highlights of the Fleetwood Lights art trail include:

Chomper at The Marine Hall: As night falls, a giant monster named Chomper will illuminate the fabulous Marine Hall, offering light-hearted fun for visitors.

The Stars Come Out at Night: The Marine Hall Gardens will be transformed by a mesmeric light installation, capturing the beauty of the night sky and bringing a glimmer of starlight down to earth.

Colour My World: A magical kaleidoscope of colourful mystery enveloping the trees and twinkling gardens along Fleetwood's seafront landscapes.

Lower Lighthouse and Pharos Lighthouse: Creatively and colourfully lit up to immerse your imagination and celebrate this momentous occasion in Fleetwood's history.