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Leyland Festival is planning to put on the ‘Greatest Show in Lancashire’ this summer with an action-packed day brimming with fun activities and entertainment for all the family.
The magic of musical theatre will transform Leyland’s town centre into the heart of Theatreland with the Leyland Festival theme of ‘Music from the Shows’ set to inspire a carnival spirit across the town. So, whether you love the Broadway classics or prefer something with a more modern twist, there will be something for everyone at this year’s Leyland festival
Don't miss the family fun spectacular at this year's Leyland Festival 2019. The event offers a wide choice of activities for all the family to enjoy, including:
Afternoon Tea Marquee
Craft Stalls and Trade Stalls
Fun Dog Show - "Paws in the Park"
Food Court and drink Court
Sports Activities and Dance Arena
Car Show
Stage Entertainment with live music from local artists and special performance by Kevin Simm.
Small rides and fairground plus much more!
Each year the event begins with the traditional vehicle parade convening at the McDonald's roundabout at the bottom of Hough Lane at 12 noon and process through Leyland ending at Worden Park - the popular parade features businesses and local community group floats, marching bands, dance troupes and heritage vehicles.
Entry cost is £2.50 prior to the event or £3.00 on the day, under 16's are free.
Tickets are available from local businesses around Leyland, check out the website for more details https://www.leylandfestival.co.uk/ or follow leyland leyland festival facebook page for regular updates
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| 16 years and under | Free |
| Entrance to the park | £3.00 per person per day |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
From the north and south, take junction 28 off the M6 and follow the brown signs to Worden Park.
From Preston city centre, take the bus service 111, 112 to Towngate, Leyland, then take a short walk to Worden Park. From Chorley centre, take the bus service 109, 109A, 114, 115 to Leyland Cross, then take a short walk to Worden Park.
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