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A Christmas Carol runs at The Dukes from 24th November – 31st December The Dukes are thrilled to present an enchanting first look at the upcoming production of ‘A Christmas Carol’ through a series of captivating promo images. Against the
We are delighted to announce that Highest Point Festival will return to Williamson Park, Lancaster on Friday 10th & Saturday 11th May 2024!
Pre-sale early bird tickets will go on sale on Friday 27th October at 9am but you need to be on Remind Me on Skiddle to get access.
PROMENADE CONCERT ORCHESTRA PERFORM ‘MUSIC FROM THE FILMS’ AT THE PLATFORM, MORECAMBE
NOVEMBER 26th at 3pm
Despite tough economic times, Lancaster businesses are rallying round to support Light Up Lancaster (LUL). Organisers of the free, family festival, which runs for 3 nights from the 2nd – 4th November, have been inundated with local businesses stepping up to help in any way they can to make this year’s light festival a huge success.
Light Up Lancaster returns to mesmerise crowds once more, on a journey through the city’s squares and enchanting alleyways, creating an immersive world of light art installations and captivating performances of music, art, and dance. Due to its popularity, the
New production of punk rock musical LIZZIE, comes to the Dukes, Lancaster from Thursday 5th to Sunday 8th October
The Dukes have announced ‘A Christmas Carol’ as their Christmas show for 2023
24TH NOVEMBER – 31ST DECEMBER
Jason Byrne Heads to Lancaster for Big Ashton Hall Gig this September
The Dukes is seeking a new Chief Executive to lead our next chapter. As Lancashire’s leading centre for live performance, film and creative engagement, the Dukes has a reputation as an inclusive, creative space in the heart of Lancaster’s city
LAP members King Street Arts were featured in a new podcast yesterday on the Morecambe Bay Podcast channel. In the podcast episode “Hidden Depths”, interviewer Nigel Thompson spoke to gallery co-director Roy Smith and Heysham-based poet John Hindle, about their current exhibition, which features paintings by Silverdale artist John Baldwin and poems inspired by the paintings by John Hindle.