What's On News

A cast of more than 30 youngsters brought two hours of fun to Peterborough’s Key Theatre at the weekend as packed audiences followed the Yellow Brick Road to see the Wizard of Oz.

Churches from across the area will again be bringing the story of Easter to the wider public during Walk of Witness processions on Good Friday in Stamford, Rutland and Bourne.

There’s plenty of ‘egg-citing’ events taking place across the area this Easter - including the chance to meet the Easter Bunny!

Come on down to the beautiful village of Wing in Rutland for a Spring Gift and Food Fayre on Sunday, 11am to 4pm.

The Stahl Theatre in Oundle presents a rare opportunity to see the A Level theatre studies pupils from Oundle School in action, doing what they do best.

Cellist and string arranger Audrey Riley, who has played with The Smiths, Coldplay and the Communards will be performing two pieces at a fundraising concert being held at Little Bytham Church, tonight.

From the Emmy Award-winning team behind the mega-hit television series, Friends, comes Rapunzel, an exciting musical perfect for all the family!

The theme of this year’s beer festival hosted by Empingham Cricket and Social Club is Yorkshire, with 18 real ales and a fully stocked bar.

The most wonderful time of the year at a farm is Spring and at Sacrewell it’s no exception.

A sixth branch of the award-winning Hambleton Bakery - specialising in artisan bread made with traditional ingredients, and baked using traditional methods -opens next week in Oundle.

Winners at this year’s Grantham Music Festival received their trophies at the presentation evening in ChristChurch on Saturday following a week of competition.

Easter is just around the corner and celebrations are already underway at St Michael’s Church in Langtoft.

More than 90 talented singers will join together on Friday, April 29 to perform a ‘Spring Sing’ at Walton Girls’ School in Grantham.

The Grantham Conservative Club seesreturn of Jamie Taylor and the BoHop Trio next week.

Theatrical Niche in conjunction with Arts Council England will be bringing their Spring tour of ‘The Good Person of Szechwan’ to Stamford Arts Centre.

Shoestring’s Winter Warmer is Liz Lochhead’s Good Things - a romantic comedy about finding love the second (or third or fourth) time, from ‘Scotland’s greatest living dramatist’.

More than 200 singers and musicians will come together on Saturday at 7.30pm for a performance of Giuseppe Verdi’s dramatic and fiery Requiem at Peterborough Cathedral.

The Stamford Mid-Lent Fair continues this weekend but rides on The Meadows will be closed due to flooding.

The original conservatoire dance company, showcases the next generation of contemporary dance performers in a triple bill at Stamford Arts Centre.

Rockabilly returns to Grantham in the shape of Johnny Flame and The Dragons, at The Late Lounge on Sunday afternoon.