King Zepha
Singer KING ZEPHA performs original music with an all-star band at Vinyl Tap Preston.
Preston right now: 9 events this week · across 2 venues · 4 categories
Looking for things to do in Preston this weekend? You’ll find a good mix of weekend events planned, from live music and nights out, often around the city, to opportunities to get active. Consider an outdoor pursuit utilising Preston’s green spaces, or a chance to test your speed and skill. There are options for exploring the countryside beyond the M55 Motorway Connection, as well as sessions geared towards families, taking advantage of the city’s family-friendly environment. Whether you’re after an evening at one of Preston’s independent bars, a restorative walk, or something to entertain younger members of your group, you can find a variety of activities to suit. What's on in Preston this weekend offers a chance to experience the city’s character and enjoy your free time.
Preston, a former textile manufacturing centre, now offers a diverse range of leisure activities. The city’s history as a key location during the Industrial Revolution is reflected in sites like the Ribble Steam Railway. You can find energetic events and more relaxed gatherings. It’s a great time to take advantage of the longer days and explore what Preston has to offer, with access provided by Preston Railway Station and extensive bus services. Remember to consider potential overcrowding at Preston Market if you’re planning a weekend visit.
Check the listings below for times and venues. Consider utilising the Park and Ride schemes if travelling by car, to minimise parking issues.
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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.
Embassy club celebrates its 10th anniversary with an event at Ships And Giggles.
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.
Take a longer view and see what's on in Preston this week?