What's On News

Bourne Leisure Centre is hosting two customer forums this month on Thursday, May 28 at 6pm and Friday, May 29 at 8am.

An exhibition of the work of Navenby artists will be held in the village on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 and 17.

Travel with Henry Pulling, retired bank manager and dahlia-fanatic, on the journey of a lifetime across the world in the company of his eccentric Aunt Augusta.

A Grantham singing group and a local rock ‘n’ roll hero are getting together to put on a night to remember.

One of Bourne’s biggest music events is set to return this summer and organisers are promising this year will be bigger and better than ever before.

Grantham’s very own big band will play in the town tomorrow (Sunday) and help raise money for charity.

Stars of cricket, rugby and film will descend on Stamford to help raise thousand of pounds at the town’s annual sporting extravaganza.

Rotary Club members are hoping for a good turnout at a garden show as they look to raise as much as possible for good local and national causes.

Enjoy a taste of Cuba at Stamford Arts Centre on Friday, May 8 with a performance by one of the most prominent contemporary guitar composers and his former student.

A night spent at Rutland Open Air Theatre watching a play by Stamford Shakespeare Company is magical and one not to be missed this summer.

A band who have played everything from secluded coves to 30,000 capacity festival fields is set to entertain fans at Grantham’s Guildhall Arts Centre on Saturday, May 9.

An American choir will perform in St Wulfram’s this month in aid of the Philip Lank Trust and the development of music at the church.

The popular annual Denton Street Market - which takes place on Monday’s May Bank Holiday - will this year have a VE Day theme.

A fundraising club will hold a jazz concert in aid of a family support centre.

The bells at St Wulfram’s Church, Grantham, will be rung on Saturday, May 9, for 25 minutes to mark the 70th anniversary of VE Day.

Stamford restaurant No.3 The Yard has announced plans for a Kadai fire bowl barbecue on the evening of June 11 – to showcase a new menu that will be running throughout the summer months during Sunday lunchtime service alongside the normal menu.

Grantham Dramatic Society’s latest stage show at the Guildhall Arts Centre is a timely political comedy which brings to mind the hi-jinks and sometimes farcical goings-on ahead of next week’s General Election.

Thousands of runners will put themselves through 20 miles of mud and obstacles, many hoping to raise hundreds for charity.

New to the Reel from Friday is Far from the Madding Crowd (12A), starring Carey Mulligan.

A surgeon will speak about the study of the skeleton of Richard III at the annual meeting of the Friends of Stamford Hospital.