Vue Blackburn
Hiring Vue Blackburn for your business meetings and events is a superb idea because you’ll have top notch seating and technology that’s ideal for presentations, conferences, product launches, awards…
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- Theatre
- 346




Big Venue Book lists 24 venues within 14 miles of Blackburn in Lancashire which have function rooms and event spaces available to hire for both private and corporate events of up to 3,000 people attending. What's the occasion? You can browse our venues by event type such a wedding, party or conference. And, if you're on a tight deadline or need assistance why not use our FREE Venue Finding Service? Our team are on hand to help you find the perfect venue for your next event.
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Hiring Vue Blackburn for your business meetings and events is a superb idea because you’ll have top notch seating and technology that’s ideal for presentations, conferences, product launches, awards…
This incredibly famous stadium, Ewood Park, home to 6 times FA Cup winners Blackburn Rovers is not only a historic football site but an extraordinary venue for any event. Filled with superb function spaces,…
The 4 star Dunkenhalgh Hotel and Spa in Blackburn, Lancashire offers an absolutely stunning location for your event. This 700 year-old converted country manor house is set in 17 acres of unspoilt parkland…
There are several reasons why a cinema is a good choice for business meetings and events and Vue Accrington has them all. 4 immense screens, cutting edge audio-visual technology, and comfortable stadium…
With a delightful and convenient location and equally exceptional and extensive conference and events facilities, the Macdonald Tickled Trout Hotel near Preston is an ideal choice for your event. Suitable…
At the fringe of Preston city centre, The Watermark has room hire for small business meetings and events for 12. If you are looking for a modern and uncluttered venue for a board meeting, sales presentation,…
A stone's throw from the centre of Preston, Cotton Court Business Centre offers contemporary events and meeting space for over 100 delegates, hence it's a hotspot for conferences, training days, product…
Home to Preston North End FC, Deepdale Stadium is the oldest professional footballing site in the world in continuous use – quite something if you're a fan of the Beautiful Game. The club has 6 versatile…
In the heart of one of Preston’s most desirable business areas, No. 3 Fulwood offers the perfect solution when you’re looking for a venue that’s close to the city centre to host your small business…
It's team building time! And what better way to forge fantastic working relations than by getting out into the treetops at Go Ape Rivington! They can also do learning and development days, jollies away…

Blackburn in Lancashire is a classically Northern market town situated south of the picturesque Ribble Valley. It’s a vibrant, exciting place to be – a location with diverse culture and rich history. Fashionable heritage areas make the most of the grand Victorian-era architecture found throughout the town – housing independent boutiques and speciality restaurants. Traditional pubs selling local cask ales and wholesome pub grub can also be found in abundance. Fine dining is a speciality in the Ribble Valley region – as are cafes and quaint tearooms serving homemade cakes.
The renowned Thwaites brewery is situated in the town centre, with many local pubs and restaurants offering a taste of the area’s famous ale. For culture vultures Blackburn’s Asian Quarter (also known as Whalley Range Bazaar) celebrates the town’s diversity and the various international communities that have settled and called the area home over the years. Here you can find authentic spice markets, restaurants and delicious cuisine from the sub-continent.
Attractions, activities and landmarks in Blackburn include Blackburn Cathedral, Blackburn Museum, Turton Tower and Blackburn Rovers FC. The town also hosts a variety of events, shows and concerts at one of several venues including Thwaites Empire Theatre, Darwen Library Theatre and King George’s Hall. A number of Heritage Town Trails offer an opportunity to learn more about Blackburn’s intriguing industrial heritage. Visitors can also explore the neighbouring countryside and experience the beauty of the Ribble Valley.
Our diverse collection of venues includes modern, contemporary choices and historic hotels and halls ideal for a range of different requirements.