What's On Guide W/C July 22

Here is our weekly guide to What's On in entertainment across North Lancashire and Morecambe Bay.

Alice in Wonderland – Play in the Park

The Dukes park show returns! Marvellous Madness Awaits as you step into an immersive theatrical experience as the audience follows the play around the park, scene by scene.

Until Sunday August 25, daily at 7:15pm (except Mondays), Williamson Park, Lancaster

Williamson's Parklife: Morton Betts + more

A night of indie rock from some of the best bands of the genre from the Lancaster district. Featuring goodplan, The Limes and a headline set from Morton Betts.

Friday July 26, doors 6:30pm, Gregson Centre, Lancaster

What’s Love Got To Do With It

Tina Turner fans will have the time of their lives with this tribute night of high energy and feel-good rock-and-roll, performed by an all-live band.

Friday July 26, 7:30pm, Lancaster Grand

Soul Train

Six lead vocalists perform a fine feast of your favourite soulful gems from Tamla Motown, Stax and Atlantic records though to disco and beyond.

Friday July 26, 7:30pm, The Platform, Morecambe

Morganway

A melodic set from one of the UK’s stars of the rising Americana scene.

Friday July 26, 8pm, Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

Race Night

Charity fundraising night for St John's Hospice. Eight fun races and video disco.

Saturday July 27, Coffeys Bar, Morecambe, 7pm

Bess Atwell

The English singer-songwriter combines a sound that blends folk, indie, and alternative elements.

Saturday July 27, 8pm, Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

Morecambe Pride

The parade starts at the Battery at 11am, before a full programme of entertainment on the stage through the afternoon. Beyond Radio will bring you a live programme from 12.

Saturday July 27, from noon at The Platform, Morecambe, parade starts at 11am from The Battery

D:Ream, in association with Morecambe Pride

90s pop icons perform following a day of Pride celebrations.

Saturday July 27, The Platform, Morecambe, 6.45pm (doors 6pm)

Lancaster Comedy Club

The laughs this month come courtesy of Canadian funnyman Tom Stade, as previews his brand new show, ‘Risky Business.’

Saturday July 27, 7:30pm & 9pm, The Borough, Lancaster

Toyah and Robert

An evening of Toyah hits including ‘It’s A Mystery’ and ‘I Want To Be Free’, and rock classics, with Toyah Wilcox and Robert Fripp, backed by a full live band.

Saturday July 27, 7:30pm, The Coro, Ulverston

Indifferent Monkey

A one-off club night with a difference. A full live set from the Morecambe rockers, followed by a Trance Goa club night.

Saturday July 27, 9pm, Kanteena, Lancaster