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Cool, original, quirky and fun but Battleborn just falls short.

Discover the hidden beauties of Rutland as part of this year’s National Gardens Scheme, running in the county from May 8 to

Oakham School Chapel welcomes the vocal ensemble Galan, who will be performing tonight at 7.45pm.

Next weekend you can have a taster ride on the Nene Valley Railway absolutely FREE!

Children and parents were welcome at Bourne Town Football Club which hosted a community fun day at the Abbey Lawns.

Stamford playwright, Torben Betts brings the black comedy ‘Invincible’ to Stamford Arts Centre this May, produced by The Original Theatre Company and The Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds.

A group of young and dynamic dancers will showcase their talent with a diverse performance of newly commissioned works and much-loved revivals at Uppingham Theatre.

The Boy With Tape On His Face is coming to a stage near you, ‘a show the world can’t stop talking about’. This is stand-up comedy with no talking, drama with no acting and punch lines with no words.

Grantham Dramatic Society will be the first group to perform the West End hit, ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ in the East Midlands – with the regional premiere taking place at the Guildhall on May 11 to 14.

The tough world of rugby union will melt for a day in the Deepings when an eight-month old baby will be in the front row.

This Bank Holiday weekend the popular Uffington Scarecrow Festival returns, with the chance to win some great prizes by finding all the fabulous scarecrows hidden around the village.

Local covers band, All Shook Up will be performing their first ever gig in Stamford tomorrow night at The Golden Fleece.

The Stamford Chamber Orchestra invites you to join it at Stamford Arts Centre tomorrow evening.

The Deepings Community Library hosted a celebration of Shakespeare for young people on the anniversary of Shakespeare’s birth on Saturday.

The circus has come to town and performances start today.

A national photography competition has been launched offering the snap-happy children the chance to win £1,000 for their school.

As a refreshing break from all the various English celebrations of the day, Grantham Choral Society performed an all-German programme of music by Felix Mendelssohn and Johannes Brahms on Saturday to a large and appreciative audience in the newly refurbished nave of St Wulfam’s Church.

In a historic home far, far away.. Harry Potter joins the Dark Knight as the Force Awakens this Summer.

A group of young and dynamic dancers will showcase their talent with a diverse performance of newly commissioned works and much-loved revivals at the Guildhall Arts Centre.

Funhouse Comedy Club brings another great night of laughter, to the Grainstore Brewery, Oakham on Thursday, next week.