Sunday Worship with Children's Groups (opens on All Saints)
The first Sunday of the month is our Praise Service with the emphasis on musical worship.
8 dated events coming up in and around Blackpool, Lancashire. Collected from the organisations running them, not from anyone paying to appear.
The first Sunday of the month is our Praise Service with the emphasis on musical worship.
The first Sunday of the month is our Praise Service with the emphasis on musical worship.
A group for parents/carers and their little ones.
For young people of secondary school age.
Runs on 2 dates. Times, prices and tickets are on the organiser's own page.
Six miles of lights along the prom from the big switch-on night to early January. Drive it, walk it, or catch a heritage tram through the middle of it, which is the version kids remember.
Join us as we learn about a Bible story with fun, games, crafts and food.
Runs on 4 dates. Times, prices and tickets are on the organiser's own page.
Runs on 4 dates. Times, prices and tickets are on the organiser's own page.
Places you can turn up to whether or not anything is on.

Six miles of free lights along the Promenade, 4 September 2026 to 3 January 2027. Walk a stretch, ride a lit-up tram, done.

Blackpool's grand free option: Italian gardens, a big boating lake, one of the best playgrounds on the coast and model boats on the lake. The antidote to a wristband day.

A miniature world of tiny houses, castles and villages set in an acre of gardens next to Stanley Park. Gentle, old-fashioned and quietly magic for the under-9s.

The big one. Nickelodeon Land covers the primary ages properly while the Big One and the wooden coasters wait for brave older kids. August queues are real; go in expecting them and it is a great day.

The Tower Eye's glass floor 380 feet up, a proper circus that still knows how to play to kids, and the famous ballroom below for a fancy ice cream. Buy the attractions you want rather than the bundle you will not use.

Elephants, gorillas, giraffes and sea lions in 37 acres that are actually walkable with primary-age legs - big enough to feel like a full day, small enough that nobody ends up carried.