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A rare opportunity to tour one of Southport's hidden gems. Located on the corner of Duke Street and King Street.

Come and see inside our Church, formally opened in 1912. You can learn more about the everyday people who have contributed to the story of Holy Family Church. You can also take part in a heritage trail.

Secret Sand Land & Brighter Living Partnership present "Southport Scenes" a pop-up art gallery, displaying artwork inspired by and featuring scenes from across Southport.

Explore the history of how landmarks such as Lord Street, Wayfarers Arcade, Southport Pier and the Botanic Gardens have inspired design movements both locally and internationally.

Join Keith Hick at Southport & Birkdale Cricket Club on Trafalgar Road for an illustrated talk about the history of Southport's railways.

St Philip and St Paul with Wesley is a Grade II listed building designed by the Manchester-based architect R.F. Tolson. It has stunning stained glass windows, woodwork, and alabaster font & pulpit. Building contains the best of old and new.

With over 130 years of history as one of Southport’s longest established leisure companies, the name 'Silcock' is synonymous with Southport's tourism industry. Join us to hear more stories from the Silcock family's history in the town.

A self-guided audio tour of Southport, exploring the dockers, fishermen and seafront workers who built the resort.

Explore histories of early members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, those who built the chapel, on Preston New Road, and those who worship there now. Discover the free FamilySearch Library. Attend ‘Music & Memories’, Sunday 20th

Join Dr Julia Paul to discover the oral histories of those involved with Southport's local newspapers, both past and present, and learn more about the difference local news reporting makes to towns like ours.

The Bowden Lodge is a Victorian Villa which is now run as a Guest House in Albert Road Southport. Come and view the ground floor, the Guest Lounge, Dining Room and Private Function Room and learn a bit about the past residents of the property.

Lord Street West United Church in Southport is a Methodist and United Reformed Church partnership. Originally built in 1862 as West End Congregational Church, it is a Grade II listed building with a rich history. Today, it serves the local community

Learn the stories of the brave men lost in the Mexico Lifeboat Disaster of 1886 on this walking tour of Duke Street Cemetery.

Visit a genuine mid-Victorian wooden observatory containing a 6-inch aperture Cooke telescope manufactured in 1869, together with its original clockwork drive. The Observatory was installed in historic Hesketh Park in 1901.

Discover the buried Victorian street that once bustled with seaside visitors on their way to the beach - thanks to the magic of 3D artist Joe Hill.

Join artist Serah Stringer Grech at The Art House to learn more about the making of her Salus-inspired jewellery, following research into the Salus building on Lord Street.

Join artist Lynn Thompson at The Art House to learn more about the making of the ceramic Salus tile, inspired by the magnificent Salus building on Lord Street.

Join artist Marion Bayliss at The Art House to learn more about her Gelli print inspired by the magnificent Salus building on Lord Street.

See the biggest, the smallest, the fastest, the most expensive, & ‘Lawnmowers of the Rich & Famous’ from King Charles & Princess Diana, Queen’s Royal Rock legend Brian May to Top Gear's James May, and many mower!

Visit Southport's oldest Church, there has been a Church here since 1178.

Discover the stories of Southport's Kings Gardens with a family-friendly guided walking tour, from its Victorian origins through to the present day.

Pre-dating St Marie's Church, The Windmill is one of the town's oldest pubs, dating back to Southport's years as a bathing village.

A history of Town Criers and the local history of Southport's Criers.

Join Green Sefton's ranger Katie and wildlife enthusiast Jeff Gorse on a walk around King's Gardens and the Marine Lake to discover and appreciate the wildlife within.