Fows Guided Walk: Servants: The Hidden Occupants of Winckley Square
A guided walk exploring the history of Winckley Square's hidden servants, hosted by FoWS.
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Looking for events in Preston this week? You’ll find a diverse programme taking shape, offering a chance to explore a little of what Preston has to offer. This week’s calendar includes opportunities to connect with Preston’s past, particularly its history as a textile manufacturing hub during the Industrial Revolution. Consider a journey on the Ribble Steam Railway, offering a tangible link to this period, or explore exhibits relating to Preston’s cotton mills. This week also provides chances to enjoy the natural surroundings of Lancashire. A visit to one of Preston’s many green spaces provides a relaxing contrast to the urban environment. There’s a focus on creative pursuits, with chances to experience both established and emerging artists. Check for performances at local independent venues, supporting Preston’s developing music scene. Stories are also being shared through guided explorations, perhaps uncovering aspects of the city’s civic pride and its bid to become the UK’s City of Culture in 2025. For those seeking activity, expect options for getting outdoors and embracing the Lancashire countryside easily accessed via the M55 Motorway Connection and bus services. More energetic pursuits are available, though be mindful of potential overcrowding at Preston Market if you’re combining activity with a visit. Evenings bring opportunities to enjoy live music, covering a range of styles and atmospheres. With moderate nightlife, you’ll find options to suit various preferences. Remember to check the availability of transport options – Preston Railway Station, served by Avanti West Coast, Northern Rail and TransPennine Express – when planning your evening. Park and Ride schemes can also assist with parking, which may be limited during events. Your best bet is to browse the listings below and find something to suit your interests. Check the listings below for times and venues.
A guided walk exploring the history of Winckley Square's hidden servants, hosted by FoWS.
Guided walk exploring Preston Cemetery's history and stories of buried figures.
A guided walk at Brockholes explores wildflowers, folklore, and seasonal changes in nature.
Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits tribute band performs at The Continental in Preston.
Punk rock band Ruts DC performs at The Ferret, revisiting a significant anniversary.
The Simon Hough Band performs live music at Preston's The Continental.
Singer KING ZEPHA performs original music with an all-star band at Vinyl Tap Preston.
A 70 MPH go kart time trial event at Three Sisters Race Track on 22 August 2026.
Mark Russell performs Covent Garden-style entertainment at Preston venue.
An electric vehicle showcase event at St Walburge's Church in Preston.
Mark Freejack performs 90s and 00s dance and club classics at Rock venue.
Korn Again performs at The Continental with Spouky Kids as support.
Embassy club celebrates its 10th anniversary with an event at Ships And Giggles.
Family yoga session held at The Harris Museum for all ages.
A 9.5-mile moderate walk through Marles Wood, River Ribble, and Hurst Green with the Lancashire Young Persons 20s-30s and 40s Walking Group.
Children participate in an interactive circus skills workshop led by Adrian Catch at Chew's Yard.