Lambeg Orange and Blue Flute Band tune up for anniversary parade
Lambeg Orange and Blue Flute Band will be holding their 40th anniversary parade in Lisburn city centre on Saturday June 13, 2026.
The main parade will then begin at 8.15pm on Linenhall Street - Laganbank Road - Bridge Street - Market Square South - Market Square - Smithfield Street - Market Place - Chapel Hill - Governors Road Roundabout - Chapel Hill - Governors Road Roundabout - Chapel Hill - Bow Street - Market Square North - Railway Street, before finishing at the Lisburn Orange Hall at approximately 11pm, where a function will take place.
There will also be entertainment before the parade in the city centre with performances starting at 6.30pm from Lisburn Young Defenders, Ballykeel Loyal Sons of Ulster, Dunloy Accordion Band, and Sons of Ulster Shankill.
Anvil Drumming Club will also be entertaining the crowd with the sound of the Lambeg Drum.
Following the parade there will be a disco at Lisburn Orange Hall.
Admission is free and entry is strictly for over 18s.
Police have warned motorists to expect delays in the city centre during the parade, and have advised anyone not attending to seek an alternative route.
Lisburn & Castlereagh District Chief Inspector Atkinson said: “We want everyone to enjoy the event and the socialising that accompanies it in a safe space. Our officers will be on the ground assisting with traffic management and preventing anti-social behaviour.
“If you are utilising public transport to get to the city please respect the right of all passengers to enjoy their journey quietly and safely.”