Join us for a Fun-Filled Programme of Festive Events this Winter!
From lino printing to baby’s first Christmas bauble, there’s something for the whole family this festive period at The Guild Hall, Preston.
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Baby’s 1st Christmas Bauble
Guild Hall Foyer | Tues 14th November |11:00am – 11.30am | £14.00 + booking fee
Capturing your baby’s handprints and footprints painted onto a Christmas bauble makes a very special keepsake. The paints used are non-toxic and wash off the baby’s skin and clothing easily.
Linoprinting Workshop
Guild Hall Foyer | Wed 22nd November | 1:00pm – 4:00pm | £45.00 + booking fee
Learn how to create a beautiful festive print block using linocut, a fun and versatile technique. Using specialist tools you will explore how to make marks and create a range of effects and will have fun experimenting with colour to create a range of prints and cards with a wintry, festive theme.
Arthur Christmas (U)
Preston College | Sat 9th December | 11:00am – 12:40pm | £2 Adults / £1 Children + booking fee
Get together for a festive family film. Join Arthur, Santa’s son, on a delightful adventure to save Christmas in this animated classic.
Anna and the Apocalypse (15)
Guild Hall Foyer | Wed 13th December | 7.30pm – 9:10pm | £2 + booking fee
Join the quirky characters of Anna and the Apocalypse for a unique twist on a holiday film. This lively movie combines comedy, horror, and heartwarming moments.
The Muppet Christmas Carol (U)
Preston College | Sat 16th December | 11:00am – 12:30pm | £2 Adults / £1 Children + booking fee
Experience the magic of the Muppets in this timeless holiday classic. Join Kermit, Miss Piggy, and all your favourite characters for a heartwarming Christmas tale.
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Harris Your Place
Harris Your Place is a £16 million project set to restore and reimagine the Harris for 21st-century audiences as a cultural learning space. The aim of this project is to protect the building and the architecture for future generations whilst enhancing accessibility options and positioning the Harris as a community hub for Preston and Lancashire.
The capital project is more than simply preserving this much-loved building; Harris wants to ensure that it remains a vibrant heart of the community. A place where people want to spend their time.