Eden Project Morecambe opens new community hub on prom
A new community space for people to find out more about the fortcoming Eden project Morecambe has opened.
The Eden Project Morecambe Hub allows the community to learn more about the project, meet the team, hear about upcoming milestones and find out what to expect as construction begins.
The hub – at 210 Marine Road, Morecambe, next to the Winter Gardens – opens for the first time on Saturday August 15 from noon until 5pm, as part of the Morecambe Maritime Festival celebrations.
After that, it will be open every Friday from 10am to 2pm.
They will also be involved in the following events:
Lancaster Maritime Museum Family Activities – August 18 and 25
Morecambe BID Market – September 19
Morecambe BID Market – December 19
Lancaster City Council Business Event – November 18
Construction is set to get under way this month on the Bring Me Sunshine Garden, the 1.5-acre, free-to-enter gateway community garden, before work on the shell-inspired superstructures beings in winter 2026.
The community garden will offer an early opportunity for local people and visitors to experience Eden Project Morecambe when it opens in spring 2027, before the wider destination opens in 2028.
Eden Project Morecambe is being delivered by the world-renowned educational charity Eden Project, working in partnership with Lancaster City Council, Lancashire County Council and Lancaster University.
Once complete, the world class destination will transform Morecambe’s central promenade into a vibrant, year-round attraction, delivering long-term social, environmental, cultural and economic benefits for Morecambe, Lancashire and the wider north west.