Venues in Preston
20 venues found
Hopworks Brewery
Craft brewery and taproom at Walton Summit, Bamber Bridge, trading as Hopworks since 2023 and named Central Lancashire CAMRA's Summer 2026 Pub of the Season.
Bamber Bridge Methodist Church
Methodist church and community centre in Bamber Bridge, rebuilt in 2006, holding Sunday worship alongside a range of church and community group activities during the week.
The New Continental
Riverside pub and live music venue on South Meadow Lane, Preston, hosting gigs, comedy, spoken word, cinema screenings and club nights alongside a full food and drink offer.
BAC/EE Sports And Social Club
Members' sports and social club on South Meadow Lane, Preston, established 1962, with a hireable function room, sports grounds and a members' bar.
Blitz
Heritage live music venue and nightclub in Preston city centre, with two rooms, in-house sound and lighting, and a history of touring and local gigs.
Stage City Preston
1,500-capacity events arena in Preston city centre, opened March 2025 on the former Riva Showbar site on Tithebarn Street, hosting touring bands, comedy, club nights and corporate events.
Hutton Village Hall
Village hall in Hutton, used by playgroup, arts and craft groups, and a polling station for local elections.
Old Black Bull
Grade II listed mock-Tudor pub on Friargate, refurbished in late 2025, with cask ale, a beer garden and live music on Fridays.
Greenlands Club
Members' social club in Ribbleton, Preston, with DJ nights, karaoke, bingo and a function room.
Chew's Yard
Food-and-drinks hall and events space in a converted former industrial building off Market Street West, with independent food traders, a bar, a walled garden and a room used for live music and private hire.
Molly O'Malley's
Traditional Irish bar on Friargate, in the building that formerly traded as Roper Hall, with live bands, Irish/party/cabaret acts and karaoke through the week.
ARTCH Studios
Creative studio and event space in Preston city centre, with three hireable studios and an outdoor yard, for rehearsals, classes, photography and performances.
Vinyl Tap Preston
Vinyl-themed rock and roots bar near the university on Adelphi Street, with real ale, German-style hotdogs and a weekly programme of live music and open mic nights.
The Ferret
Grassroots live music pub opposite UCLan on Fylde Road, in a former 1794 cotton mill, hosting 200+ alternative gigs a year.
53 Degrees
UCLan Students' Union live-music venue on Fylde Road: a 400-capacity club room that reopened in August 2025 after being dormant since 2016.
Ribble Pilot
Riverside gastropub on Mariners Way overlooking Preston docks, with live music, quiz nights and private hire.
Whittingham Club
Sports and social club on the former Whittingham Hospital site, running for over 70 years, with a bar, function room hire and an on-site campsite.
The Ancient Oak
Family food pub in Cottam with an open log fire, run by Ember Inns (Mitchells and Butlers). Reopened in February 2026 after a refurbishment.
