The Moses Gate has rapidly gained a great reputation in the Music Venue world.  All major Tribute/Cover bands have & will  perform this compact lively venue.  The atmosphere is second to none!

The landlord Ray, is an easy going chap with a love for music played &
performed well whatever the genre.

I suggest you take in some acts that you wouldn't usually consider, you'll be pleasantly surprised and fully entertained.

Landlord

Lounge

Function Room

Vault

Car Park

Beers

Lagers

Opening Times

Why Moses Gate?
At the northern end of Farnworth, Moses Gate leads north west to Burnden, north east to Darcy Lever, and east to Little Lever.

The name is not a personal name, but a corruption of the word 'mosses' meaning peaty or marshy lands, and gate is from the Old English 'gata' meaning a way across, so we have the way though the mosses (Kearsley Moss, Clifton Moss, Linnyshaw Moss etc.)

One of the old Toll places in Farnworth was at Moses Gate. It's said that the toll keeper was called Moses, and he died in 1876. The toll would expire on November 1st of that year, many people contested to have the honour of
paying the last toll, and the Farnworth Brass Band played "Auld Lang Syne".