Parent/carer Autism Workshops (13 & Above)
A four-session workshop series for parents and carers of autistic individuals aged 13 and older.
Home · Events in Barrow-in-Furness This Week
Looking for events in Barrow-in-Furness this week? You can find a mix of activities from May 10th to 17th, 2026, offering chances to connect, stay active, and enjoy local culture. Sessions focus on wellbeing and family engagement, taking advantage of the town's green spaces and play areas. While the closure of The Canteen Media & Arts Centre affects cultural access, live performances still take place, including electronic music at Full of Noises. The area's industrial roots, shaped by the Furness Railway and the Barrow Shipbuilding Company, inspire heritage-focused events, and the wide tree-lined streets provide good walking routes. You can explore the waterfront, though development remains stalled, or consider a day trip to Piel Island, keeping in mind that ferry access is weather-dependent. The Furness Abbey is just outside the city, with limited parking nearby. Check the listings below for times and venues.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
A four-session workshop series for parents and carers of autistic individuals aged 13 and older.
A museum event where visitors can discuss and record archaeological finds with a Finds Liaison Officer.
Raiders Dodgeball event takes place at Hindpool Community Centre, funded by The National Lottery Community Fund.
Weekly chair-based exercise sessions for older adults and those with mobility issues at North Scale Community Centre.
Live World Cup matches are airing at Wacky Warehouse, Hungry Horse, with pub food and drinks.
Sulk Rooms and James Adrian Brown perform live electronic music at Full of Noises.
A music event celebrating Detroit's musical heritage takes place at Barrow Town Hall.