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Sister Sledge - known for their chart hits We Are Family and Lost In Music - dined out in Lancaster with the organisers of the Highest Point Festival on Thursday night.

A sight loss charity is celebrating after local swimmers raised hundreds of pounds to help support blind and partially sighted people.

From The Fields, the team behind Kendal Calling, Bluedot Festival, Inner City Festival Off The Record and Live From Jodrell Bank has announced a one off special charity acoustic solo show with folk favourite Frank Turner at Lancaster Ashton Hall on Friday, July 5.

An array of big screen events including children’s favourites, live theatre and live dance will come to Vue Lancaster during May.

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Passengers can enjoy free vintage bus rides along Morecambe Promenade between Carnforth and Heysham as part of the annual Vintage Bus Running Day.

Proceeds of an after-party for Lancaster’s biggest music festival are destined for Lancaster’s homeless, it has been revealed.

Crossbill will be playing at Lancaster University today, Thursday (May 9).

Inspire Gifts and Gallery in Lancaster is hosting “Making the Invisible, Visible - A Photographic Exhibition.”

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Popular ITV crime drama The Bay is to return for a second series.

This Bank Holiday Sunday one of Lancaster’s venues celebrates it’s 13th birthday with a night packed full of entertainment.

Arts charity Settle Stories present Tales by the Ribble a free family fun day for all.

Heysham will welcome a trio of musicians from the Yukon in Canada tonight.

Lancaster’s Highest Point festival is offering free tickets to anyone working in the emergency services this year.