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Extra-Ordinary Women

Downham Village Hall, Downham

Start: 19:30

End: 17:00

An innovative double bill of plays. One true, one deeply satirical, connected by their depiction of women achieving remarkable things despite strong opposition. Tickets are just £10 from www.stagetwodownham.co.uk or on 07845 926295.

Eighty Days: The Nellie Bly Chronicles, by local author David Cawley, is the true story of adventurous jourlalist Nellie Bly. How The Vote Was Won is a satire that was a popular and successful part of the campaign for universal suffrage.

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.