NORTH PIER BLAcKPOOL NORTH PIER THE HOME OF FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
North Pier is an historical venue that, although proud of its heritage, is constantly changing to provide a safe and value for money entertainment experience for all the family.
Watch the sun set in the Grade II listed victorian Sun Lounge, take a ride on the two-tier venetian Carousel, enjoy free family-friendly entertainment in the newly refurbished Carousel Family Bar and merrie England Bar, sip a glass of bubbly and nibble on sumptuous seafood in the Champagne and Oyster Bar, or enjoy coffee and cakes in Costa Coffee in the Conservatory. One thing we can guarantee, that the relaxing walk down our decking will give you the chance to leave any worries you have behind as you enjoy the unique and fabulous views of Blackpool’s amazing seafront as they gradually unfold before you.
SHOWS AND EvENTS AT BLAcKPOOL NORTH PIER
much of the iconic North Pier Theatre was refurbished and renovated in 2011 to ensure it continues to bring the best in live entertainment to Blackpool. With a unique mix of concerts and theatre shows it is now regarded in the entertainment business as a much sought after live music and theatre venue.
North Pier is proud to offer shows and live entertainment and all year round. You can enjoy our family entertainers, DJs and costumed characters in the Carousel Family Bar every day during holiday periods; or take in a cabaret-style family show with singers, comedians and dancers in the merrie England Bar on weekday evenings or Blackpool’s most outrageous comic Joey Blower at weekends.
Keep up to date with all our announcements and events on our website
www.northpierblackpool.co.uk and on Facebook - visit
www.facebook.com/blackpoolnorthpier and click the like button!
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Erasure - photograph by Dave Nelson
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