Lancaster University’s Campus in the City 2024 Launches with Upbeat Celebration
Lancaster University’s family-friendly ‘campus in the city’ festival starts this Thursday (April 11).
Packed with a host of exciting activities, the three-day festival (April 11 to 13) to be held at various locations, will be officially launched at 10am at More Music in Morecambe by the Mayor of Lancaster, Coun Roger Dennison, and the University’s Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research and Enterprise), Professor Malcolm Joyce.
The ever-popular Baybeat Streetband will also get campus in the city off to a rousing start with an upbeat performance at the launch.
The festival is designed to showcase some of the University’s amazing research projects so there’s bound to be something to spark your curiosity with games, challenges, displays, arts, crafts, and demonstrations for all ages.
Hands-on activities and exciting opportunities will encourage local people to learn more about a wide range of intriguing topics.
The free festival will be open from 10am to 4pm each day at three venues:
- More Music in Morecambe on Thursday, 11 April
- The Storey and The Gregson Community Centre in Lancaster on Friday, 12 April
- The Library and Marketplace in Lancaster on Saturday, 13 April
Most activities are ‘drop in’ and you don’t need to book so simply take a look here for the full programme and information to see what’s lined up: https://www.lancaster.ac.uk/events/campus-in-the-city/
However, some events and workshops do need to be pre-booked, including:
- ‘Gaming and The Future City Workshop’ SOLD OUT but more spaces just added!
- Are we healthier than ever?
- You be the judge! Has Lancaster University Got Talent?
- Why lived experience matters in health research
- A poem’s guardian: From an Argentine political prison to present-day Britain
- How to make an icon workshop