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An extravaganza of music, motion and magic in store

Lancashire Evening Post

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September 05, 2025

Ten years since the first Encounter Festival, organisers are promising an exciting extravaganza lined up for 2025, bringing music, motion and magic to the streets of Preston

An extravaganza of music, motion and magic in store

The Festival Village, centred around the Flag Market, will host everything from puppets to dance, crafts and DJs, battling giants to maypole dancing.

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