Events

Arts Around Grantham will be happening this year in a Covid-safe way on Saturday, May 29.

While May’s bank holidays have a reputation for rain, hopes are high that August’s will bring glorious sunshine.

People who want an event to look forward to can book tickets for the Evergreen Anniversary Ball.

AS we come out of lockdown, there's a weekend to look forward to this coming Bank Holiday.

Carers were given a delightful spring treat to mark National Flower Arranging Day on Friday last week.

People are being reminded to follow covid-restrictions and stay safe if they plan to celebrate this year’s VE Day anniversary today (Saturday, May 8).

Organisers of the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials said too many uncertainties remained for the event to go ahead this year.

Stamford's Race for Life events have been cancelled for this year.

Harlaxton Manor’s grounds and gardens are opening to the public with a series of special events for May, and more planned for the summer.

An artist is set to raise funds for St Barnabas Hospice with an online art workshop.

Stamford Anti-Racism Group chairman Louise Thomson is among those who will speak at Amnesty International's Festival of Social Justice next month.

Coronavirus has cancelled many events but the team behind Deepings Literary Festival were determined not to let a pandemic stand in their way.

Take part in an Easter trail to win a treat this weekend.

Gardens in Lincolnshire are set to open once again in aid of nursing and caring charities, starting with Easton Walled Gardens.

Actors are set to tread the boards once more as Stamford Shakespeare Company raises the curtain on its 2021 summer season at Tolethorpe.

‘Disco for Grown Ups’ is boogying back to Grantham with a lively night planned in the Guildhall Arts Centre ballroom.

A television presenter will give an insight into his life and work during the Deepings Literary Festival.

For those keen to get out and about as the lockdown lifts, open gardens could provide a socially distanced change of scene in the fresh air.

This is what Heritage Lincolnshire has coming up to mark Women's History Month.

'We felt that the most responsible thing to do was to postpone until 2022' - explain organisers.