Latest Events in Cumbria(May Updated)

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Carlisle | 911 30th Anniversary Tour | Old Fire Station

Oct 31, 2026 (UTC)

Carlisle

Concerts

St Mary's Hospice, Sunflower Ball | The Fairfield

Jun 13, 2026 (UTC+1)

Barrow-in-Furness

Cultural Experiences

Sunflower themed Charity Summer Ball in aid of raising funds for St Mary's Hospice & their Community Hub. Come along for a night filled with fun & laughter. An excuse to wear your best dress/suit and spend a lovely Summer evening with friends! Dress Code: A touch of Yellow! (open to interpretation) The Old Smithy Chippy Van will be on site from 7.30pm - make sure to bring pennies for grub and to spend on our raffles/games! Photo opportunities, Entertainment, DJ and more on the night! Information Source: Jorgie Sam Wilson | eventbrite

Carlisle | Electric Six Tour | Old Fire Station

Jun 14, 2026 (UTC)

Carlisle

Concerts

Sundown Sessions with Radio KFK & Jim Templa | The Sea House Music Venue

Jun 27, 2026 (UTC+1)

Barrow-in-Furness

Concerts

June sees us celebrate 41 years of local legends Radio KFK Not many bands stay together long enough to see their Ruby anniversary, but Barrow’s Radio KFK have gone one better. This year the trio celebrate 41 years as a band, and we are delighted to host their only hometown gig of the year to celebrate. Formed in 1985 as a rock and pop covers band, KFK’s lineup has changed over the years but the current power trio format of mainstays Pete Kassell (guitar) and Pete Fitzpatrick (bass) with current sticksman Neil Roberts is how the band are best known. The band’s popularity was helped by Pete Kassell winning the prestigious UK Guitarist Of The Year competition in 1998, with the resultant album “Both Kinds Of Music” eventually released on the Seahouse label. Around this time the band’s mix of blues, rock, and guitar instrumentals won them a huge following around the northwest of England, and they were regulars on the blues festival circuit. What can we expect from KFK ‘26? A selection of timeless classic rock and blues, great instrumental playing and tight harmony vocals. We welcome them to the Sea House on Saturday 27th June. Information Source: The Sea House Music Venue | eventbrite

Wildlife Photography for Beginners at Staveley | Staveley Nature Reserve

Jul 18, 2026 (UTC+1)

Staveley

Photography Cultural Experiences

Join our resident photographer for a wildlife photography for beginners workshop. Join Sean Jones Photography at Staveley Nature Reserve for this introductory workshop on wildlife photography. This half day course will give you a basic understanding of how best to capture wildlife on camera. Your guide will talk you through composition, light, technique and using your equipment as you take in the wonderful wetland surroundings of this thriving nature reserve. Image credit: Sean Jones What to bring/wear Your own camera and equipment will be required for this workshop. You may also wish to bring binoculars. This event takes place outside so brace yourself for the Yorkshire weather! We'd recommend sturdy and waterproof footwear. Toilets and catering There are no toilets at this nature reserve and no catering facilities. You're welcome to bring a drink and/or snack with you but please take your litter home with you. Joining us on the day Meet at the entrance to the nature reserve. ///spoons.dose.bogus Parking Car park just outside Staveley village on Minskip Road, holding 12 cars. Please park considerately and safely. Directions Please visit the reserve webpage for directions: Staveley | YWT Contact us If you're having difficulties with your booking, or you have more questions about the event, please don't hesitate to get in touch! You can email us at supporter.services@ywt.org.uk or drop us a call on 01904 659570. About Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Yorkshire Wildlife Trust is the only charity entirely dedicated to conserving, protecting and enhancing Yorkshire's wildlife and wild places. Find out more about what we do on our website and discover how you can support our work . Information Source: Yorkshire Wildlife Trust | eventbrite

Outdoor Activity Day | Willowgate Activity Centre

Jul 19, 2026 (UTC+1)

Askam-in-Furness

Cultural Experiences

We return to the popular Willowgate Adventure Centre in Perth for a day of outdoor land and water based activities. We are delighted to be returning to the Willowgate Centre in Perth for another Adventure Day! Young people will take part in several outdoor activities and full details of the programme will be released closer to the time with activities running 10-4pm. Activities could include, kayaking or canoeing, archery, bushcraft and axe throwing/combat archery for older children, but no-one will be asked to take part in something they feel uncomfortable with. This year we have some morning only tickets available too for young people keen to come but for whom the full day might be too long. Their activities will be 10-1pm. We may not have exclusive use of the site during our visit, but parents are able to watch some of the activities, enjoy some quiet time or hang out in the picnic area and chat to other parents. There is also a nearby cafe - parents have sometimes enjoyed a walk and a cuppa if their child is engaged in an activity and doesn't need their support. Please book an 'Accompanying Adult' ticket for all adults coming along on the day. If you feel your child needs you to take part in the activities with them, we have also set aside a few tickets (Participating Adult) to make that possible. We are grateful that the day is being partially funded by a Better Breaks grant. To keep the remaining costs as low as possible lunch will not be provided. Please bring with you sufficient juice, snacks and food to last the day. A link to Wllowgate Centre Website is below with more information - Willowgate Activity Centre - Perth Information Source: Adoption UK Scotland | eventbrite

Engineering Open House Day | Sellafield Engineering Centre of Excellence, Unit 6, Leconfield Ind. Est., Cleator Moor. Cumbria. CA25 5BQ

Aug 7, 2026 (UTC+1)

Cleator Moor

Cultural Experiences

The Engineering Open House Day is back yet again this year on August 7th. Inspiring the future of engineering and sparking curiosity. Engineering Open House Day aims to help children aged 5-16 and their parents/guardians understand what it’s like to work as an engineer or technologist. Through this ongoing ambition, to inspire the next generation of engineers , we want to raise awareness about the fantastic, creative and exciting careers available in the engineering industry. Engineers bring ideas to life, turn dreams into reality and make solutions to big challenges possible. They design, invent, fix and improve and they are changing our world for the better. Research tells us that 54% of children don’t know anything about careers in engineering and we’re trying to change that. The variety of careers in modern engineering is vast, yet demand for engineers in the UK far exceeds supply, so we need to encourage young people to feel excited about careers in STEM and nurture their natural curiosity about how the world works and why. Information Source: IET in West Cumbria | eventbrite

Kendal | Cara Dillon Concert | Brewery Arts

Sep 19, 2026 (UTC)

Kendal

Concerts

Carlisle | Nathan Dawe Show | Box Arena

Oct 10, 2026 (UTC)

Carlisle

Concerts

Langdale Marathon and Half | Ambleside

Oct 17, 2026 (UTC)

Ambleside

Sports & Fitness

A beautiful, challenging marathon course set in England’s most spectacular mountain scenery. The Langdale Marathon has a reputation as the toughest road marathon in the UK. Taking in two laps of the Half Marathon course and reaching gradients of 1:3, this stunning marathon attracts both seasoned runners and a large number people looking for their next challenge.