Colne Cricket Club Music Festival 2026
Colne Cricket Club Music Festival 2026 features East 17 and tribute acts, headlining a September music event.
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As summer transitions to autumn, Lancaster offers a variety of events this week. You can find live entertainment in the evenings at venues like the Dukes theatre and pubs along Market Street, hosting musical performances and comedy with both established and emerging artists. For those interested in discussion, look out for talks, often held on the university campus, featuring notable personalities and current affairs debates.
If you are considering future academic pursuits, Lancaster University and its colleges offer tours. These are available both online and as in-person visits, allowing you to experience the campus directly. Explore the history of the university grounds and collegiate system; these sessions are designed to give you a comprehensive understanding of the local educational landscape and research opportunities.
Culinary interests are also catered for, with restaurants along St Nicholas Arcade and Castle Hill offering curated menus and showcasing local produce. For those who prefer being active outdoors, organised athletic events utilise the city’s green spaces, alongside community gatherings celebrating recreation along the River Lune towpath. You might find local groups meeting for walks or cycling along the canal. Whether you seek intellectual engagement, amusement, or physical activity, the coming days offer possibilities. This selection ensures you have choices to shape your week.
Review the listings below for times and locations. The Lancaster railway station provides access to wider travel networks, and bus services connect various parts of the city. Parking can be congested during events, though evening rates are often reduced.
Colne Cricket Club Music Festival 2026 features East 17 and tribute acts, headlining a September music event.
Lancaster University hosts a live online campus and city tour event lasting one hour.
Campus tour for prospective students at the Welcome Hub starting 2 September 2026.
Former footballer Graeme Souness performs a live talk at Lancaster Grand Theatre with tiered ticket pricing.
A South African wine dinner featuring Nigel Wilkinson MS from Boutinot at Northcote.
Comedian Jonathan Pie performs a new live show at Lancaster Grand Theatre with original material.
Westhoughton Cricket Club hosts its inaugural festival on September 5, 2026, with early bird tickets now on sale.
University campus tour scheduled for 75 minutes at the Welcome Hub.
The band MONKEY performs ska music at Ye Old John O'Gaunt in Lancaster.
Lancaster University students compete in the 10th annual campus triathlon at the Sports Centre.