Leyland Festival 2023: plans for next year's event are revealed, when is it, how much is it, and how to get involved
In June this year, thousands of people lined the streets of Leyland’s town centre to watch the parade as a part of the Queens Jubilee celebrations, and an estimated 25,000 people then flocked to Worden Park to enjoy the fun.
Organisers say next year’s plans are bigger and bolder with the aim of making it the biggest free to attend event in theLeyland Festival Committee explained: “Listening to feedback next years parade is planned to be more entertaining and hopefully bringing back elements that people have fond memories of including more floats, live marching bands, dance troupes and more.
“On Worden Park there will be a wider range of entertainment, live music, Paws in the Park dog show, Worden Motor Village with a huge array of vehicles across the ages, food, drink, craft stalls with lots more ideas in the planning stage. “With a huge audience of up to 40,000 people it’s a great opportunity for local businesses to get involved and trade but also, we will be looking for Sponsorship of all elements of the festival to help grow it even further.”Full details on how to apply and get involved will be published very soon however all initial enquiries can be sent to
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