Brighouse is preparing to turn back the clock with the return of its biggest annual event, the ever-popular 1940s Weekend which takes over the town centre this year on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd June.
Dozens of stalls selling everything from cheese to charms, soaps to sausages, and fudge to furniture will be taking over Brighouse for the town’s latest artisan market on Sunday 28 April.
Thank you to all 25 businesses who took part in our Easter Egg Trail across the town centre. Our hand-painted ceramic Easter Eggs have now gone back into hibernation until next year but we had hundreds of families taking part in the trail and we had an excellent number of entries.
Road closures will be in place in Brighouse town centre on Sunday 28th April for our Spring Market.
Dozens of shops, cafes, bars and businesses in Brighouse are offering residents, shoppers and visitors the chance to save when they visit this month with deals and discounts on products, food, drink and more.
Brighouse is set for a bumper 2024 of events, activities and family fun bringing even more people to shop, do and enjoy across the town centre.
Shoppers, residents and visitors to Brighouse can start 2024 with a stylish addition to their home thanks to a new competition from one of the town’s leading independent businesses.
Brighouse’s shops, venues and businesses have voted ‘yes’ to a further five years of the Business Improvement District (BID) securing £650,000 of investment and a dedicated voice for Brighouse, based in Brighouse, and only for Brighouse at an important time for the future of the town.
Over the past 12 months, Brighouse has seen more visitors, more events and more investment, according to the town’s business improvement district (BID) which has reported back to members at its annual general meeting.
Nearly three million visits to Brighouse have been recorded in the first six months of the year – a 15% year-on-year increase on the numbers coming to the town. Events, such as the Artisan Markets, Fiver Fests and Easter Egg Trail, along with the growing number of shops, venues and businesses choosing to invest in the town have led to the increase, according to analysis of new data from the town’s Business Improvement District (BID).