Indian cultural festival returns to Blackpool - here's everything you need to know
Blackpool residents are invited to experience the sights, sounds and flavours of India when a free cultural festival brings live entertainment and traditional performances.
Free Indian cultural festival returns to Blackpool
A colourful celebration of Indian culture is set to take over Blackpool's Tower Festival Headland Promenade on Sunday, 5 July with organisers promising an afternoon packed with music, dance, food and family-friendly activities.
Running from 12:30pm to 4:30pm, the free Indian Cultural Festival 2026 is open to everyone and aims to bring communities together through culture and entertainment.
Music, dance & entertainment
Visitors can enjoy a vibrant programme of performances showcasing India's rich cultural heritage.
Traditional and contemporary dance displays, live music and cultural presentations will create a lively atmosphere along Blackpool's famous seafront.
Fun for all ages
The festival is designed as a family-friendly event, with activities suitable for all ages.
Organisers are encouraging local residents and visitors alike to come along and experience Indian culture in a welcoming and inclusive setting.
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Times & important info
As one of the town's most colourful community events, the festival celebrates diversity while providing an opportunity for people from different backgrounds to come together and enjoy a memorable summer afternoon.
The Indian Cultural Festival takes place on Sunday, 5 July, from 12:30pm to 4:30pm at Tower Festival Headland Promenade, Blackpool. Admission is free.