The Flag Market is within the centre of Preston, the central square it is faced onto by the Harris Museum and Art Gallery amongst other buildings
Preston Flag Market hosts ‘World Wide Knitting in Public’ eventPreston residents with a love of knitting descended on Flag Market last Saturday for the World Wide Knitting in Public Day event. On Saturday, 11 June, Preston Flag Market saw […]
2 years ago Platinum Jubilee beacons lit in and around PrestonDuring Thursday evening a series of events took place across Preston where beacons were lit up to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. On Thursday June 2, Mayor of councillor Preston Neil […]
2 years ago Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay to visit PrestonThe Birmingham 2022 Queen’s Baton Relay is confirmed to visit Preston during its final journey through England this summer. Birmingham 2022 is hosting the 16th official Queen’s Baton Relay – a […]
2 years ago The Harris lands £585k Arts Council funding to upgrade special exhibition galleriesThe Harris has landed £585,000 from a fund that aims to help cultural organisations across the country to transform their buildings and equipment so they can operate smoothly. The museum […]
2 years ago Advertisement Advertisement In pictures: The Harris packed up ready for refurb to beginThe Harris has welcomed visitors one last time before its doors are closed until 2024 for a £10 million refurbishment. A series of curator tours took place at the Grade […]
2 years ago Mayor responds to Preston sign protestThe Mayor of Preston, Councillor Javed Iqbal, has responded to an art intervention that protested against the new Preston sign. The sign – commissioned by Preston City Council and currently located on […]
2 years ago Art intervention protest against new Preston sign’s ties to slavery and exploitationA local artist has carried out an art intervention to protest against the new Preston sign’s ties to slavery and exploitation. The steel sign with rope woven through was unveiled […]
2 years ago The lost Castle Inn, Preston’s coaching inn and meeting placeOne of the earliest inns in Preston was the Castle Inn. It was in Cheapside, off Market Square. Built in 1623, it once stood alone. Gradually new buildings encroached and […]
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