With the Preston Weekender now going under the roof of prestguildhall then those responsible for the venue at prestoncouncil think it's the perfect showcase opportunity to help convince operators to take it on 💃 🕺
finally welcomes back a crowd in a search of a good time – something it has not done since the doors of the much-loved venue unexpectedly swung shut back in May 2019.
No proposals have yet been brought forward for councillors to vote on – but cabinet member for culture and arts Peter Kelly told the LDRS that the staging of the rearranged Weekender is a great opportunity to provide a showcase that reminds punters and promoters what the 50-year-old hall has to offer.
That has not so far happened, but the latest development points towards a push to find an external operator to take at least day-to-control of the venue. For now, however, his focus is on ensuring that the relaunch event is the best that it can be – and one that ultimately sees the city regain an entertainment venue whose prolonged absence has often felt like it might become permanent.
However, the rearranged Preston Weekender will be the first public entertainment event since the shock closure of the hall back in 2019. A new website is now live and social media accounts are about to be launched so that interested audiences can keep up to date with any news about the main hall, the Charter Theatre and the retail complex.What’s happening with the Weekender?
“Unfortunately, the ‘Friday Funk’ event with Bjorn Again and Brutus Gold, will not take place this year. However, we are in talks with both acts to have them perform in Preston, in 2024. Refunds will be issued automatically for this event.
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