Welcome to Clitheroe

15November

Full Steam Ahead! An author talk with Susan Brownrigg.

Clitheroe Castle Museum

Start: 11:30

End: 12:30

Discover how early railway history inspired Lancashire author Susan Brownrigg’s critically acclaimed children’s book, Wrong Tracks, in a lively and entertaining talk.

Booking essential. £6 per person. Includes refreshments and a free museum pass (valid for 30 days from the event date, issued on arrival). Tickets can be purchased online via the museum website or from the shop.

Evening of Light Classical Music

17 April

An Evening of Light Classical MusicHosted by the Mayor of Ribble ValleyEnjoy a wonderful night of music at St. Paul's Church, Low Moor, Clitheroe, on Friday 17th April 2026. This promises to be a memorable evening in a stunning setting.

There is no spring without St George': England's patron saint in folk culture at home and abroad

23 April

Join cultural historian Dr Sam Riches this St George’s Day for a special illustrated talk and uncover the fascinating origins of the legend of St George and the dragon.

Magnificent Miniature Shield Crafts at Clitheroe Castle Museum

1 May - 31 May

Get creative with our miniature shield crafts! Your young explorers can design and decorate their very own mini wooden shield magnet or badge to take home (£2.00). Museum admission does not apply to take part.

Slay Boredom! - a weekend at Clitheroe Castle with Academie Glorianna, experts in historical swordsmanship!

2 May - 3 May

Join Académie Glorianna, specialists in historical swordsmanship, for an action-packed May bank holiday weekend.

'Seedy Frills Presents: Follies and Frills Burlesque' Show!

20 June

Following on from the success of the first show in March, 'Follies and Frills Burlesque' is returning with another amazing line- up of highly established Performers from all around the UK for a fabulous night of Burlesque entertainment!

SeekOut Arts & Music Festival

24 July - 26 July

SeekOut Festival will return in 2026 to Gisburn Forest, offering a curated micro-festival experience limited to fewer than 500 people. The event features live music, interactive art, theatre, wellbeing experiences, and creative activities for all ages.