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Have a fun-filled weekend in Lancashire!

Here’s a list of just some of the fantastic things going on in Lancashire this weekend.

Make the most of the summer days and enjoy a delicious picnic in the beautiful Lancashire countryside. Gather your troops, prepare your picnic, and explore some of the finest picnic destinations Lancashire has to offer.

Lancashire-based and independent visitor attraction, the Bowland Wild Boar Park, is ready to thrill family visitors with brand-new facilities this summer, having added engaging, fun and more unusual features to its day visitor experience.

Blackpool Heritage Tram Tours have announced a unique tour experience for 2021, which includes a 75 minute tram tour along Blackpool Promenade and locally sourced Fish & Chips.

An exhibition reaches hopefully towards the end of the rainbow. Pre-Raphaelite Artist of Hope displays Evelyn De Morgan’s symbolic paintings alongside contemporary stories from those who have lived through warfare and from NHS staff who have served on the frontline during the pandemic. 

A tender comedy-drama about a beautiful, life-affirming lockdown romance, Sunnymead Court, visits The Dukes in Lancaster on Monday 5 July 2021. 

Escape the everyday with a wonderful break for two in Lancashire. 
Follow the journey of the honey bee, and find out how The Bee Centre's delicious honey is at the centre of some of Brindle Distillery's creations. Then explore Lancashire from a different viewpoint on bike or by luxury canal boat. 

Escape the everyday with this two day itinerary exploring Lancashire's great outdoors. 
See the counties stunning scenery from all angles, whether that is beside a Llama, up in the trees, speeding on a trial bike or at a more leisurely pace. 

Escape the everyday with a fun family 48-hours in Lancashire. 
Experence the thrills of tractor rides, farm animals, trams and more, as well as staying in some very exciting accommodation. 

Escape the everyday with a weekend filled with farm yard fun!
From feeding the animals, to tractor rides and freshly made ice cream, Lancashire's working farms each offer something different to explore.