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Located on Church Street, Blackpool and at the front of Blackpool’s Iconic Winter Gardens, House of Secrets is a small, intimate venue accommodating 40 people. Featuring its own stage, state of the art lighting and TV screens all designed to showcase the art of magic and live performance. House of Secrets features a well stocked bar with a range of wines, beers, spirits and soft drinks. During the day you can also enjoy a freshly made coffee or speciality tea. There are 2 bathrooms including an Accessible bathroom for guests with disabilities.

We’re Blackpool’s brand new all-singing, all-dancing museum and you’ll find us right in the heart of the Golden Mile, next door but one to Blackpool Tower! Showtown is the ultimate celebration of Blackpool, the greatest seaside resort in the UK and world famous as a capital of entertainment. When we open our doors on Friday 15 March 2024 you’ll be able to discover the stories of the the comedians, dancers, acrobats and characters who turned our resort into the home of show business. Our six galleries showcase the very best of the seaside, magic, circus, illuminations, shows and dance. Whether you’re a fun-seeker or future star performer, everyone is welcome at Showtown. We can’t wait to discover what you love most about our fabulous museum.

The Grand Theatre, Blackpool is one of Britain’s premier heritage theatres. Listed Grade II*, this Matcham theatre is in the top 8 per cent of all listed buildings in England, and one of only thirty listed buildings in Blackpool. It is one of only nine large theatres listed Grade II* or above, north of London. The Grand Theatre sits alongside other significant cultural heritage assets which help to create the unique Blackpool experience.  Frank Matcham’s four-tier intimate auditorium with 1,053 seats helps companies create a range of atmospheres for audiences. The Grand is owned by the Blackpool Grand Theatre Trust Limited. This organisation reopened the theatre in 1981 following the efforts of a number of committed volunteers who saved the theatre from demolition. Restoration work has continued without ever closing the theatre.

Blackpool’s newest venue – a home for all kinds of creativity, community, culture and collaboration