Easter isn't far off, with Easter Sunday falling on Sunday, March 31.
Schools will break up for two weeks, and the weather should be turning warmer - so if you're looking for activities for the family, we've rounded up a selection of what's on across the Lancashire area.
Sign up for our free newsletters now From live shows, to crafts, rides, and the traditional egg rolling, the Red Rose county has it all.
Check out details on the pages below.

9. Blackpool Tower Circus
Join Mooky and Mr Boo as they deliver their slapstick antics in a brand new show for the 2024 season. Produced and directed by the Endresz family at one of the most iconic circus venues in the world, the show promises visitors a host of all-new jaw-dropping performances and never-before-seen acts in the newly-restored Blackpool Tower Circus. | Contributed

10. The West Lancashire Light Railway, Hesketh Bank
Ride the trains, meet the Easter Bunny and join in a Grand Easter Egg Hunt at The West Lancashire Light Railway in Hesketh Bank. There will be two engines in steam, plus traditional games, free competitions with Easter prizes, children's fairground ride and a tearoom available. Rides priced at standard fares, available on Good Friday and Easter Monday. | West Lancs Light Railway/Visit Lancashire Photo: West Lancs Light Railway/Visit Lancashire

11. Peter Rabbit Explore and Play
Move over Easter Bunny, there’s a new rabbit in town! Hop into the oversized world of adventure at Peter Rabbit: Explore and Play and explore the five fluffy-tailed zones – from Mr McGregor’s Garden to Mr Bouncer’s Invention Workshop. Find the attraction on the Golden Mile next to Madame Tussauds and close to the hugely popular Gruffalo & Friends Clubhouse. | Contributed

12. Easter in Colne
From 11am to 4pm on Saturday, March 30, the streets of Colne will be jam-packed with family-friendly fun including free donket rides, free circus shows, free archery, magic shows, balloon modelling, face painting and more. There will also be some paid activities on offer. | Visit Lancashire/Colne Town Council Photo: Visit Lancashire/Colne Town Council

