* CELEBRATE the end of another fantastic Bike It Year with a picnic, activities and bike skills in Happy Mount Park, Morecambe on Sunday.
The event begins at 1pm and you can even join a free guided ride there.
Ride 1 sets off from Bay Cottages play area, Heysham at 12.30pm and Ride 2 sets off from the Millennium Bridge in Lancaster at 12.30pm.
For more information ring 01524 5823
92/582616; email celebratingcycling@lancaster. gov.uk or visit www.celebratingcycling.
* THE hottest night of pro wrestling in the UK this summer is coming to Morecambe's Dome this Saturday, July 4.
Feuds will explode, scores will be settled and issues decided at XWA Vendetta – the biggest issue of all surrounds Morecambe's new wrestling superstar, 'The Psychotic Warrior' Johnny Phere.
Also on July 4, two of the most popular superstars of the UK ring will team for the first time ever when British Heavyweight Champion Sam Slam joins forces with 'The Wonderkid' Jonny Storm.
Under 14s must be accompanied by an adult. Doors open at 7pm, tickets are available from the box office on 01524 582803.
* THE Jungle Book swings into Lancaster Grand Theatre next week.
This production originally toured with Birmingham Stage Company for two years to rave reviews and Lancaster Footlights intend to bring an equal mix of half human, half animal to the show with the inventive use of costumes.
The best known of the stories centres on the abandoned man-cub Mowgli who is befriended by the jungle animals.
Along the way he observes a fighting battle between the striking Shere Khan and the lovable character of Baloo, the enticing, sexy but most vicious Indian Python Kaa, and his life saving friend Bagheera.
The unique storytelling of Kipling is preserved with the depth and power of the tales visual portrayal of all the characters.
To be enticed by the hypnotic, mesmerising, slithering movement of Kaa and the sudden frightening roars of Shere Khan call the box office on 01524 64695 and experience the journey with Mowgli.
Tickets cost £6/£7/£8.
The Jungle Book opens on Tuesday and runs until July 11 at 7.30pm.
