Bay Tourism Association

22/06/2025

22/06/2025

Fabulous atmosphere at Lancaster Pride today! 🏳️‍🌈

22/06/2025

Wow! 😎

21/06/2025

21/06/2025

Armed Forces Day in Morecambe - Fabulous!

19/06/2025

10/06/2025

If you're after a shady stroll then the riverside path at Sedgwick - near the caravan site - is just perfect.

10/06/2025

We're thrilled to announce that we will be part of this year's Morecambe Music Festival!✨🎶🎤

Just one month to go until the town comes alive with incredible music from July 10th- 13th, and we're proud to be one of the venues hosting the action!🎉

We've got some amazing acts lined up at The Midland and we will be revealing them very soon, so stay tuned👀

Mark your calendars and get ready to soak up the sounds of summer in stunning Morecambe. 🎸🌊

10/06/2025

Wanted: Viking Festival Heroes 💪 No longship experience required!

We need friendly faces to help visitors navigate our busy festival.

Pick your battleground:
• Saturday 19th/ Sunday 20th July
• AM/PM shifts
• Various roles available

Every volunteer makes this free community event possible!

Sign up: https://cstu.io/5f2d01

10/06/2025

🌳Wild Roots Nature Fest…

🪾This event takes place from 13th to 15th June to celebrate the natural world and encourage people to reconnect with nature.

🌸Scheduled events include numerous different themed walks, talks and creative activities to ensure there really is something for everyone.

🍀Events take place at locations around the perimeter of the city centre as well as a Trail of Nature around the city centre where visitors will be encouraged to hunt for posters in shop windows to learn more about local wildlife.

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❤️Love Lancaster BID are proud to support!

10/06/2025

Beyond Radio was honoured to be invited to meet the King at a special reception for local community groups at Lancaster Castle.

07/06/2025

📅 Born on this day in 1761 in East Lothian, Scottish engineer John Rennie. 🎂

With a particular interest in the construction of canals, docks & bridges, one of Rennie's first major projects was the construction of Lancaster Canal and the impressive Lune Aqueduct. The Aqueduct is considered to be a masterpiece of civil engineering. The 664 foot long structure was designed to carry the Lancaster Canal 53 feet over the River Lune.🏗

Rennie passed away on 4th October 1821, leaving a legacy of work across the British Isles. He is buried in the crypt of St Paul's Cathedral, having made London his home in 1791. 🏰

📷 The photograph shows the Lune Aqueduct, the joint work of engineer John Rennie and architect Alexander Stevens. The Aqueduct opened in 1797, a year after Stevens death. Image via. visit Lancashire

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