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Fears over the future of Grantham Library have been raised after it was revealed the building may be sold.

Costume character specialist, John White looks likely to become the face of Stamford’s Georgian Festival, which will be taking place from September 25 to 27.

The Shire Horse Society is hosting an open day this Sunday, inviting the general public to join the society in the celebrations of the survival of the shire horse, which nearly died out in the last century.

Discover Rutland Day is set to be held on the shores of Rutland Water on Saturday and organisers are hoping it will prove as popular as ever.

More than 50 colourful scarecrows will be on display throughout the village of Dyke on Saturday and Sunday, as part of its annual scarecrow competition.

Tickets are now on sale for the penultimate Music in Lyddington concert on Saturday, September 19, which will feature music from Tre Laude Dolce, using the unusual combination of piano, guitar and cello.

Christmas has come early this year at Brooke Priory School Theatre, with an amateur production of ‘Season’s Greetings’ by the cast from Rutland Arts Theatre Society (RATS).

Here’s the complete schedule of what you can see, where and when as part of Peterborough Arts Festival this weekend.

More than 3,000 plastic ducks will race down the River Welland in Deeping St James on Sunday.

A former journalist has made use of his investigative skills to dig up the past for his latest book.

Enjoy an intimate evening with John Challis, one of the nation’s greatest comedy actors, best known as Boycie in BBC1’s Only Fools and Horses.

A Fun Dog Show and sports day is being held at Lawrance Park in Thurlby on bank holiday Monday.

A varied selection of musical talent will perform for Grantham Music Club when its 86th season starts in October.

A series of special interest walks have been organised by South Kesteven District Council as part of next month’s new South Lincolnshire Walking Festival (SLWF) celebrating heritage and history.

As popular BBC One show Great British Bake Off returns to our screens, a group of amateur bakers returned to their monthly meeting after a break.

Chantry Dance Company brings two original ballets to Grantham and Stamford next month, one based on the life of the genius artist Vincent Van Gogh, and the other on Mozart’s famous serenade ‘Eine Kleine Nachtmusik’.

Audiences are invited to an open air performance of The Secret Garden by Chapterhouse Theatre Company at Rutland Water today (Friday, August 28).

Stamford’s St John’s Church will play host to talented musicians Katharine Parsons and Leon King, tomorrow (Friday).

Now, I do like Thai food - the flavours, the vibrant colours, the spices, you name it.

Fans of video game Minecraft can look forward to a great family day out when an unofficial convention comes to Peterborough next month.