Weekly Musical Allsorts Open Mic
Weekly open mic event featuring diverse musical performances in a community setting.
Home · Events in Lytham St Anne's This Week
Looking to make the most of your week in Lytham St Anne's? Here's a selection of local events offering ways to get involved. Whether you're keen to be active outdoors, explore the local arts scene, or enjoy live music, you'll find something to suit your tastes. This week’s calendar blends activities that showcase the town’s community spirit and creative side. For music lovers, you can look forward to evenings dedicated to live performances. Discover new talent at open mic sessions or join informal musical gatherings. If you enjoy traditional sea shanties, open rehearsals offer a chance to hear and perhaps even sing along. These events provide relaxed evening entertainment. If you prefer outdoor activities, organised cycling meets are available for exploring the area with fellow enthusiasts. Alternatively, join guided walks and talks to delve into local history and landscapes, gaining a fresh perspective on your surroundings. For a quieter experience, an ongoing exhibition showcases local cultural contributions, offering a chance for reflection. Overall, the coming days offer a variety of options, from artistic engagement to enjoying the fresh air. You'll find choices for gentle activity, cultural enrichment, and relaxed musical evenings. See below for specific details on times and locations.
Weekly open mic event featuring diverse musical performances in a community setting.
Free summer music event features live performances by local bands at Lytham Life & Style Events.
Free guided walks and talks exploring St Annes On Sea history and landscapes.
Weekly jam session and Third Thursday Music Club at Lytham Life & Style Events.
31 vivid images capture Latin dance performances at the Blackpool Dance Festival 2026.
Open rehearsals for LSA Shanty Crew at Lytham Mussel Tanks and St Annes Boathouse.
Weekly cycling group meets at St Annes Square for leisurely rides.
The Lytham Heritage Centre currently hosts a new exhibition for public viewing.