The Snowman tour – Blackburn Cathedral

by Kelly Wiffin // 23 October, 2018 // No Comments

I am kindly invited to see The Snowman Tour at Blackburn Cathedral. This is an orchestral performance of a much loved Christmas show of mine. I remember watching it for the first time when I was little and it was... Continue reading →

The Three Musketeers review

by Kelly Wiffin // 23 July, 2018 // 1 Comment

The Three Musketeers is an outdoor performance in the very beautiful Williamson Park in Lancaster. It is a comedy performance and there are several scenes in a few different parts of the park. I am so so pleased that we... Continue reading →

Introducing Fantastic for Families

by Kelly Wiffin // 15 July, 2018 // No Comments

Fantastic for Families is the place to discover affordable and relevant quality arts and cultural activities from trusted organisers in your local area. Events include art, craft, theatre, dance, music events and much more. There are 500 organisations which are... Continue reading →

Little Screen – launches in cinemas nationwide 22/23rd October 2016

by Kelly Wiffin // 22 October, 2016 // 1 Comment

Pinewood Live is delighted to announce the October launch of LITTLE SCREEN, a brand new interactive cinema experience created exclusively for families and their young children. The first-of-its-kind cinema event has been created to both entertain and educate the whole... Continue reading →

Blackpool Sandcastle Waterpark – a hidden gem?

by Kelly Wiffin // 17 August, 2015 // 1 Comment

Blackpool Sandcastle Waterpark…Miss A’s favourite place in Blackpool. She loves going there with her Daddy. I never thought she would love the water let alone going down the slides at Blackpool Sandcastle Waterpark. I was wrong, very wrong. Miss A... Continue reading →

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The Snowman tour – Blackburn Cathedral

The Three Musketeers review

Introducing Fantastic for Families

Little Screen – launches in cinemas nationwide 22/23rd October 2016

Blackpool Sandcastle Waterpark – a hidden gem?