What’s on in Prescot, September 2016

Events in & around Prescot, Whiston & Rainhill in September 2016

Saturday 3 September . 9am-4pm . Prescot Shopping Centre
Prescot Arts, Craft & Gift Fair

Saturday 3 September . 9am-2pm . Eccleston Street
Prescot Producers’ Market

Saturday 3 September . 9.30am-3.30pm . Prescot Shopping Centre (former M&Co)
Prescot Market Place Community Day – Pop in to get creative & share ideas about the future of historic Market Place and its redesign

Saturday 3 September . 12 noon-9pm . Deanes House (outdoors)
DEANESFEST – the first ever Deanes House Music Festival, featuring live bands all day

Sunday 4 September . 2pm-4pm . Eaton Street Park
Tea at the Pavilion – www.eatonstreetpark.org.uk

Friday 9 September . 11am . Prescot War Memorial (rear of Parish Church, off Market Place)
Prescot War Memorial at 100 – a ceremony to commemorate the 100th anniversary of one of the first war memorials in England, and to honour the passing of a century since the Battle of the Somme. See www.prescotcemetery.org.uk

Friday 9 September . 12 noon-3pm . Prescot Parish Church
Heritage Open Days – a unique chance to tour the interior of Knowsley’s only Grade I listed building, the majestic Church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin, dating to 1610. Free entry

Saturday 10 September . 11am-3pm . Prescot Parish Church
Heritage Open Days – a unique chance to tour the interior of Knowsley’s only Grade I listed building, the majestic Church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin, dating to 1610. Free entry

Saturday 10 September . 1.30pm . Prescot & Odyssey Cricket Club, Burrows Lane
Prescot & Odyssey v Haydock – www.prescotodyssey.play-cricket.com

Sunday 11 September . 1pm-3pm . Prescot Parish Church
Heritage Open Days – a unique chance to tour the interior of Knowsley’s only Grade I listed building, the majestic Church of St Mary the Blessed Virgin, dating to 1610. Free entry

Sunday 11 September . 2pm-4pm . Eaton Street Park
Tea at the Pavilion – www.eatonstreetpark.org.uk

Tuesday 13 September . 7.45pm . Volair Park, Hope Street
Match: Prescot Cables v Kendal Town – www.prescotcablesfc.com

Tuesday 13 September . 8.15pm . Prescot Parish Meeting Room
Friends of the Festival Meeting – all welcome to hear news & share views regarding the Prescot Festival & its year-round programme of concerts & entertainment. See www.prescotfestival.co.uk

Saturday 17 September . 3pm . Volair Park, Hope Street
Prescot Cables v Mossley – www.prescotcablesfc.com

Sunday 18 September . 2pm-4pm . Eaton Street Park
Tea at the Pavilion – www.eatonstreetpark.org.uk

Tuesday 20 September . 7.45pm . Volair Park, Hope Street
Match: Prescot Cables v Colwyn Bay – www.prescotcablesfc.com

Friday 23 September . 7pm . Prescot Parish Church
Parish Musicians in Concert – An evening of music featuring Tim Hall (organ), Rob Howard (bassoon, piano), Laura Bonnett (flute) & David Kernick (tenor voice). £5 on the door, including wine & cake following. A Prescot parish fundraiser. See www.prescotfestival.co.uk

Sunday 25 September . 2pm-4pm . Eaton Street Park
Tea at the Pavilion – www.eatonstreetpark.org.uk

Tuesday 27 September . 7.45pm . Volair Park, Hope Street
Match: Prescot Cables v Hyde United – www.prescotcablesfc.com

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   Viv Frodsham

   Thursday, September 1, 2016 at 11:46 am

   Centenary re-commemoration of the War Memorial in Prescot and Act of Remembrance 9 September 2016 where Friends of Prescot Cemetery & Churchyard will also be remembering the men of Prescot who fell at the Somme. Lord Derby will be attending.

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     Prescot Online

     Thursday, September 1, 2016 at 11:48 am

     Sorry, Viv – I meant to put that in! Will amend ASAP.

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