Visitor Information
Dates: Monday 6 - Sunday 12 July 2026
Opening Times: To be confirmed
Admission is free but we hope people will donate generously. All the work that has gone into the exhibition has been freely given by those organising and exhibiting not to mention voluntary contributions towards publicity, printing and many other items. We sincerely thank all who have contributed in any way.
Location: St Oswald's Church, 92 Main Street, Warton, Carnforth LA5 9PG
Facilities
Accessibility: The church has a chair/wheelchair lift next to 3 steps inside the entrance.
Toilets: The church has one accessible toilet. There are public toilets immediately outside the George Washington which is situated next to the Church Hall.
Refreshments: Tea, coffee, soft drinks and cakes will be available in the church.
How to find us
Make a day of it
Warton Old Rectory
Across the road from St Oswald’s Church are the remains of The Old Rectory built in the early years of the fourteenth century by the de Thweng family.
Warton Crag
Warton Crag is a limestone hill, two areas of which are nature reserves, Warton Crag and Warton Crag Quarry. There are several easily accessible walks.
Leighton Moss
Leighton Moss is the largest reed bed in the north west of England. Owned by the RSPB. You may see marsh harriers, bitterns, avocets, otters and many other species. There is a shop, cafe, hides and sky tower.
Carnforth Heritage Centre
The home of the classic film Brief Encounter. Heritage displays and café. Please check opening times.
Leighton Hall
The ancestral home of the world-renowned Gillow furniture family. House, gardens, cafe, woodland walks and falconry displays
Sizergh Castle
National Trust house and garden, shop, café and walks.
Levens Hall
Beautiful house and gardens, home to the world's oldest topiary gardens. Shop, bakery, café and walks.