A hugely popular event filled with family friendly activities is making its return to this Lancashire town.
A huge annual family event is returning to Colne for its third year with organisers saying it will be the biggest one yet. Following the success and popularity of the previous two events, Colne Town Council’s Annual Family Fun Day is set to take place in Alkincoates Park on Sunday July 14. Join our new WhatsApp Community to get the latest news and top stories from across Lancashire directly to your phone.
There will also be activities such as rodeo football, knight duel shows, face painting, a Punch & Judy show, children’s funfair rides, giant inflatables, a huge market and appearances from special guests Bluey and Bingo. On top of all of this, the event will have a fantastic range of entertainment live on the stage including live music from the brilliant Sean Toms, performances from Pendle Academy of Dance, a live Moana sing-a-long and an unmissable stage show with Taz.
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