What does Morecambe Bay mean to me?’ Our Future Coast is a DEFRA-funded project to improve the natural flood defences and coastal resilience of our local area: working with nature to safeguard coastal communities. This exhibition at the Maritime Museum was created in partnership with the OFC team and other local groups and individuals to create responses to the question […]
Cecilia teaches the basics of handholding, decoration and the process of working in clay with the added bonus of trying your hand at throwing on the potters wheel.
A friendly introduction to the ancient art of spoon carving, using traditional hand tools and wood harvested from our own woodland.Wooden spoons have been used for thousands of years, and you too can carve your very own! There is something quite special about taking a piece of branch or log, and with a few simple […]
Fleetwood Community Comic Con is a vibrant, friendly event where fans of comics, movies, TV shows, gaming, and pop culture come together to celebrate their passions through cosplay, art, music, and community spirit. Held at Marine Hall on the sea front in Fleetwood, this unique convention brings together fans, artists, creators, local businesses, organisations and […]
Insus Unearthed: a journey through Roman Lancaster The City Museum’s summer exhibition looks at how the Romans lived, worked and built the fort at the heart of our city. The very name of ‘Lancaster’ describes a fort (castrum) on the River Lune, and the city as we know it grew from these ancient Roman roots. […]
What does Morecambe Bay mean to me?’ Our Future Coast is a DEFRA-funded project to improve the natural flood defences and coastal resilience of our local area: working with nature to safeguard coastal communities. This exhibition at the Maritime Museum was created in partnership with the OFC team and other local groups and individuals to create responses to the question […]
Singleton Cloggers Morris dancers practise every Monday at Singleton Village Hall from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Insus Unearthed: a journey through Roman Lancaster The City Museum’s summer exhibition looks at how the Romans lived, worked and built the fort at the heart of our city. The very name of ‘Lancaster’ describes a fort (castrum) on the River Lune, and the city as we know it grew from these ancient Roman roots. […]
What does Morecambe Bay mean to me?’ Our Future Coast is a DEFRA-funded project to improve the natural flood defences and coastal resilience of our local area: working with nature to safeguard coastal communities. This exhibition at the Maritime Museum was created in partnership with the OFC team and other local groups and individuals to create responses to the question […]
Have a lightbulb moment at the lab in the library! Each week we’ll do something different from the world of science and technology. There’ll be experiments, coding, 3D printing, using circuits and machines, and we’ll even explore space from the ground. Suitable for children and young people aged 8 to 12. Not held during school […]
Insus Unearthed: a journey through Roman Lancaster The City Museum’s summer exhibition looks at how the Romans lived, worked and built the fort at the heart of our city. The very name of ‘Lancaster’ describes a fort (castrum) on the River Lune, and the city as we know it grew from these ancient Roman roots. […]
This course will investigate the history of Lancashire women, their home lives, their work lives and their role in the Textile industry in Lancashire. We will also look at the development of the Women’s movements in Lancashire and the important women who played a huge role in the development of women’s rights beyond the county […]
