Corporation Park
Corporation Park is a 50-acre Grade II listed Victorian park in Blackburn, featuring lakes, fountains, sports facilities and landscaped gardens.
Corporation Park is a 50-acre Grade II listed Victorian park in Blackburn, featuring lakes, fountains, sports facilities and landscaped gardens.
Roe Lee Park is a 17-acre community park in Blackburn with bowling greens, a skate park, paddling pond, children’s play area and woodland walks.
Queen’s Park is a traditional 33-acre Victorian park in Blackburn with a serpentine lake, historic bowling greens, play areas and landscaped gardens.
Independent record shop, live music venue and creative hub in Darwen, hosting gigs, club nights and championing new alternative music.
Darwen Library Theatre is an intimate Lancashire venue hosting theatre, music, comedy and community arts with a year-round programme of entertainment.
King George’s Hall is Blackburn’s historic Grade II listed entertainment venue, with a Concert Hall seating up to 1,800 and the Windsor Suite. Reopening 2026.
Bold Venture Park, opened in 1889, is a historic Darwen park with gardens, woodland paths, a sculpture trail and routes leading up to Darwen Tower and the moors.
Witton Country Park is Blackburn’s largest green space, spanning 480 acres of parkland, woodland and trails. Just a mile from the town centre, it’s home to playgrounds, sports facilities, a visitor centre and the starting point for the Witton Weavers Way, making it perfect for family days out and countryside walks.
Blackburn Empire Theatre is a volunteer-run venue in Blackburn offering musicals, comedy, drama, live music and community performances in a 320-seat auditorium.