The Guild Hall was the city’s premiere entertainment venue and was built in the early 1970s. It was sold off to the late businessman Simon Rigby and then went bust, falling back into council ownership in 2019. It remains mothballed as a venue.
Who won at this year’s Preston It Smiles Better Awards
Preston Bid’s It Smiles Better Awards, Preston’s top businesses have been recognised for their achievements in this year’s It Smiles Better awards. More than 200 nominations came from businesses and individuals […]
Circus of Horrors coming to Preston Guild Hall Circus of Horrors is making its way to Preston Guild Hall for an evening of spectacle. Bringing their latest brand new incarnation […]
Gareth Malone A choirmaster that has been singing Preston’s praises it set to perform in the city. Gareth Malone is to bringing his upcoming tour to several locations around Lancashire, […]
Chinese Nanjing Little Red Flower Art Troupe to perform at Preston Guild Hall Chinese New Year is rapidly approaching and UCLan are helping to bring this year’s celebrations to Preston. […]
Forbidden Nights 2017 production Forbidden Nights Circus is coming to Preston to give you an evening that you won’t forget. The two hour production, will see world-renowned circus artists perform […]
Jeffrey Longmore as Widow Twankey. Pic: Nick Raponi Audience’s are going crazy for this year’s pantomime at Preston Guild Hall, Aladdin. Following the success of last year’s Jack and The […]
Daliso Chaponda was a semi-finalist on Britain’s Got Talent Britain’s Got Talent fans are in for a treat as semi-finalist, Daliso Chaponda makes his way to the city. The comedian […]
Ham and Jam Coffee Shop ‘Undaunted’ is being held at Ham and Jam Coffee Shop, in Lancaster Road, marking their second anniversary. The coffee shop, which opened on 14 November […]