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Things to do in Carlisle, September 2026

Browse 11 upcoming events and things to do in Carlisle during September 2026. Highlights include Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny, The Toasters - 45 Years of Ska - Dumfries, Waterlines x Iridium and more. Each listing links to tickets, venue details and practical visitor info.

Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny

Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny

Carlisle · Carlisle Sands CentreThu, Sep 3Culture & Art
The Toasters - 45 Years of Ska - Dumfries

The Toasters - 45 Years of Ska - Dumfries

Carlisle · Venue, DumfriesThu, Sep 3Music

🎟️ From £17

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Waterlines x Iridium

Carlisle · The BrickyardFri, Sep 4Culture & Art

🎟️ From £13

Urzila Carlson - You Don't Say

Urzila Carlson - You Don't Say

Carlisle · Carlisle Sands CentreThu, Sep 10Culture & Art
Tam Cowan

Tam Cowan

Carlisle · Heart of HawickTue, Sep 15Culture & Art
Alasdair Beckett-King: King of Crumbs

Alasdair Beckett-King: King of Crumbs

Carlisle · Old Fire StationWed, Sep 16Culture & Art
A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Symmetrik x Schak

Carlisle · Box Arena CarlisleMon, Sep 14Culture & Art

🎟️ From £22

Jamie Webster

Jamie Webster

Carlisle · Old Fire StationWed, Sep 23Music

🎟️ From £30

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Altered Images

Carlisle · Old Fire StationThu, Sep 24Culture & Art

🎟️ From £33

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

From The Jam

Carlisle · Old Fire StationFri, Sep 25Culture & Art

🎟️ From £34

Christopher Macarthur-Boyd: Howling at the Moon - Heart of Hawick

Christopher Macarthur-Boyd: Howling at the Moon - Heart of Hawick

Carlisle · Heart of HawickSat, Sep 26Culture & Art

Back to culture

September is when indoor culture typically returns in force — theatre, gallery and concert seasons reopen alongside the last open-air events of the year.

  • Look for season-opening concerts, theatre premieres and gallery shows
  • Catch harvest festivals and the last open-air markets before autumn
  • Book ahead for autumn arts and film festivals that often launch this month