Here is a selection of the events you can go and see at our local venues over the next seven days.
Northern Broadsides: As You Like It
Wednesday March 2, 7.30pm; Thursday March 3 2.30pm and 7.30pm; Friday March 4 7.30pm; Saturday March 5 2.30pm and 7.30pm, The Dukes, Lancaster
Bold and refreshing take on Shakespeare's classic comedy.
Lipservice presents...Chateau Ghoul
Wednesday, March 2, 7.30pm, Lancaster Grand
Haunted house comedy from award winning theatre company.
Fairport Convention
Thursday March 3, 8pm, The Platform, Morecambe
British folk-rock band mark their 55th anniversary.
Russell Kane Live: The Essex Variant
Thursday March 3, 8pm, Lancaster Grand
Cheeky TV comic returns with his latest stand-up show. ***Only limited tickets available.
Thank ABBA for the Music
Friday March 4, 7.30pm, Lancaster Grand
Top tribute to the Swedish supergroup.
Lancaster Litfest
Begins Tuesday, March 8
Annual city literature festival. Full details of events here.


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New mural unveiled to brighten up crime hot-spot in Lancaster city centre
New upgrades unveiled at cherished Lancaster woodland
Silverdale holiday park celebrates Cumbria Tourism award success
'Exceptional' Ofsted report for Lancaster school-based teacher trainers
Morecambe lifeboat crew called out to people watching eclipse
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Government housing inspectors tell Lancaster City Council that improvement is needed

