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Bank holiday weekend is here and there are so many exciting events happening in Lancashire. We've put together this handy list of some of the things taking place over this long weekend but for even more ideas and inspiration check out our events guide here.
Burnley Live
A weekend of music, dance and community sprit returns to Burnley this weekend. Burnley Live will feature performances from local singers and bands across a range of town centre venues.
Garstang Walking festival
Garstang Walking festival is back for 2024 with over 40 walks for all ages and abilities. It's the perfect chance to experience the best of springtime and explore the beautiful countryside.
The Preston Bank Holiday Weekender
The Preston Weekender is set to hit the city's Flag Market for a huge outdoor party this weekend. On Saturday you can expect a Ministry of Sound takeover and Sunday will see headliners From the Jam, alongside Buzzcocks and Space, plus a host of brilliant regional bands taking to the stage.
Chorley 10k and 2k family run
Runners will take to the streets of Chorley and Astley park this weekend as the Chorley 10k and 2k family run returns. Even if you are not running, you can still come down to show your support and enjoy the run village.
Festival Bowland 2024- Dawn Chorus & Croissants
Soak up the joyful sounds of a waking woodland on this spring walk in Gisburn Forest, with Bowland Beat Forester, Iain Yoxall.
Blackburn Beer and Gin Festival 2024
Blackburn Beer & Gin festival returns to Blackburn Rugby Club this weekend in aid of Blackburn & Darwen Youth Zone. You can expect over 60 real ales, a Gin bar and plenty of fun.
Bing's Nature Explorers at WWT Martin Mere
Learn all about wetland nature and wildlife with a little help from Bing and his friends. Join Bing and Flop to become a nature explorer with activity trails, storytelling, character appearances and much more.
Wray Scarecrow Festival and fair
A riot of colourful scarecrows have popped up all around Wray village. See if you can spot them in gardens and yards and hiding in unexpected places.
Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues Festival
Ribble Valley Jazz & Blues Festival is back and will be showcasing the very best of Jazz and blues from across the world in Clitheroe this weekend.
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