Days Out

A charity-backed day of celebration is returning this summer, promising joy for children with disabilities and life-threatening illnesses.

Families will be able to enjoy another summer of fun as a park splash pool reopens.

In the middle of Grantham is an idyllic getaway where you feel like the rest of the town doesn’t exist – and now it's open for the public to enjoy.

With only one day until a popular parade returns to town, don’t miss the ‘irresistible’ line-up of goodies up for grabs this weekend.

Guided tours will delve into the history of a Grade II* listed farm building.

A nature play and therapy site owner hopes her event will raise vital funds for those with Alzheimer’s and tackle a ‘lack of resources’ in our area.

Admirers of the English country garden are in for a treat as a new season of open gardens gets under way this weekend.

Families are invited to join an annual Gingerbread Festival at a town park on Sunday.

Foodies and gardeners will be able to enjoy a showcase of products at the return of a community event.

A popular village parade brought smiles all round – as it celebrated the area’s heritage at the weekend.

A wildlife centre has shared the importance of conservation work – as it prepares to send baby birds to welfare projects across the world.

‘Excited’ youngsters enjoyed a sunny day at the fair for free.

People will be selling their stuff from the comfort of their own home in a new garage sale trail.

Organisers of a popular parade say ‘annoying’ roadworks have made a slight change to the route – but said that won’t stop the fun.

A town gallery will join a worldwide celebration of printmaking with Print Day,

Spring will be in full bloom as the National Trust launches a month-long celebration of blossom, beauty and wellbeing.

A town park will come alive with colour and music as it hosts its annual May Day celebrations.

Heroes and heroines will help entertain visitors to a village scarecrow festival.

A village community is gearing up for a day of fun and fundraising.

Residents with dementia have experienced a traditional ‘barber shop’ treatment with sensory elements to trigger past memories.