Pablo's Fair

Pablo's Fair play Chew's Yard on Friday 20 November, with a full live band on stage. The set is built around deep-cut favourites and timeless classics, both re-imagined for the night. It's free entry, so there's no ticket to sort in advance.

Chew's Yard sits in the heart of Preston, taking its name from an 18th-century artisans' yard and the historic alleyway that links Friargate and Market Street West. The venue was created out of a disused warehouse and joinery workshop, and it's kept the raw surfaces, textures and atmosphere of the original working buildings. Across its three interconnected spaces, there's a food and drinks hall with five independent traders, a versatile events room that hosts live music, DJs, markets and arts events, and a leafy, walled garden.

Among the local traders are Chamo, inspired by South American flavours and arepas; Trough, from the founders of Goosnargh Gin; and Where's Wala, a British-Indian street food concept rooted in the founders' Preston upbringing. If you're heading in early, you can eat and drink there before the music starts.

So, Pablo's Fair at Chew's Yard, Friday 20 November, 111 Market Street West, PR1 2HB. Free entry.