Celebrate Your Christmas Do in Blackpool Town Centre

Blackpool town centre has plenty to offer this Christmas, with events, food, and drink all in one place. There’s something for every group, from people who enjoy shows and music to those who like comedy, football, or a good meal and a pint.

Viva Blackpool hosts a range of festive shows and themed evenings. From big Christmas shows to brunches with entertainment, it’s a venue that works for office parties, groups of friends, or family gatherings throughout December.

Comedy Station brings top UK comedians to the stage. From familiar faces on TV shows to rising talent, the club offers a night out full of laughs with friends or colleagues.

Funny Girls ‘A Christmas Sleigh’ runs until Sunday, December 28th at the historic 1939 Odeon theatre in Blackpool town centre. The show is packed with dance routines, comedy, and festive costumes, making it ideal for groups looking for a fun and energetic Christmas night out.

Christmas by Candlelight at the Winter Gardens on Sunday, December 21st is the ultimate festive concert. A cast of West End singers and a live band perform classic Christmas hits, including White Christmas, Let It Snow!, Santa Baby, O Holy Night, and Winter Wonderland, in a candlelit setting. It’s a wonderful evening for groups or families looking to enjoy a more traditional festive experience.

For those who enjoy something different, ABBA Christmas By Candlelight at the Winter Gardens on Friday, December 19th, offers a relaxed evening of live music with all the classic ABBA hits performed by the UK’s leading tribute act. The candlelit atmosphere makes it a fun and social way to enjoy the music together.

A Grand Christmas with the Poulton-le-Fylde Brass Band at the Grand Theatre on Monday, December 15th, features traditional carols and festive favourites in the theatre’s historic setting, hosted by Hayley Kay. The concert also supports the theatre’s work with local children, adding an extra sense of purpose to the evening.

For those who like to explore the town with a drink, the Real Ale Trail, found on the free GO Blackpool app, guides visitors to the best pubs, from traditional cask ales to local small-batch brews. The app also shows local offers and events, making it easy to plan a full evening.

Abingdon Street Market provides street food and local treats, ideal for a casual meal before or after a show. Football fans can include a match at Blackpool FC, with fixtures in December against Rotherham United, Lincoln City and Doncaster Rovers.

Between shows, music, comedy, food, and a pint or two, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.