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What’s Your Story Chorley returns for 2024 with authors, speakers, poets and musicians

Posted on - 7th March, 2024 - 7:00pm | Author - | Posted in - Arts & Culture, Chorley News, Chorley town centre, Families & Kids, Preston News, South Ribble News, What's On in Preston
A book reading at What's Your Story Chorley last year Pic: Paul Heyes
A book reading at What’s Your Story Chorley last year Pic: Paul Heyes

What’s Your Story Chorley is returning for 2024.

The well-known annual festival of words returns to Chorley town centre on Saturday 23 March following a successful event last year.

The free festival will feature adult and children’s authors, speakers, poets, and musicians.

Those taking part include Jen Carney, Dom Conlon, Rogan Mills, Susan Brownrigg, Sid Calderbank and Sarah Lee.

The event will start at 11am with sessions running throughout the day until 4pm.

Participants enjoy an activity at last year's What's Your Story Chorley Pic: Paul Heyes
Participants enjoy an activity at last year’s What’s Your Story Chorley Pic: Paul Heyes

Deputy Leader of the Council, Councillor Peter Wilson, said: “We are delighted to be able to hold this much-loved free event across the town centre once again.

“The event is centred around the arts and not only attracts visitors of all ages that have a passion for this style of event but also welcomes new people who may be interested in finding out more.

“I encourage everybody to join us on Saturday 23 March for a great day out for the whole family.”

Read more: Preston choir bringing a taste of classical Vienna to Longton

Local children are already preparing for the event as well-known children’s author Susan Brownrigg attends schools across Chorley to encourage entries to the writing competition.

The event will also see the return of the popular book bench trail with local schools taking part in decorating book-themed benches for everyone to enjoy.

Read more: The Chorley 10K and 2K Family Run event is back for 2024

For more information, visit the Check out Chorley website.

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