Lincolnshire Organisations
Organisations In and Around Lincolnshire
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Sleaford Choral
Sleaford Choral is a friendly mixed choir of between 50 and 70 members, with a reputation for high quality performance... See more >
NG34
Humberston Men's Association
A small friendly group of men who meet to listen to speakers on various topics. There is a refreshment break during the..... See more >
Humberston Methodist Church, Church Hall, Humberston Avenue (at Tetney Rd juntion), Humberston, NE Lincolnshire DN36 4SU
Louth Choral Society
Louth Choral Society presents a wide variety of choral music from the 16th Century right through to the present day... See more >
Louth Choral Society / Salvation Army Hall, Church Street, Louth LN11 9BS
Soloby Old School Hub
Saltfleetby village primary school closed down in 2016 after 165 years. The building has now been converted into a..... See more >
Saltfleetby Old School Hub and Cafe,
Main Road, Saltfleetby,
Louth, Lincolnshire, LN11 7SN
Jerry Green Dog Rescue
Jerry Green Dog Rescue is a registered Charity operating across Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire & Yorkshire... See more >
Broughton
Scunthorpe DN20 0BJ
Scunthorpe Theatres
The Baths Hall is an entertainment venue in Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire. It hosts many types of entertainment,..... See more >
The Baths Hall,
Doncaster Road,
Scunthorpe DN15 7RG
Grantham Flower Club
We warmly welcome complete beginners to expert arrangers.
Meeting on the 4th Wed of the month (workshops) and 2nd Wed..... See more >
21A Belton Ave,
Grantham NG31 9JE
Theddlethorpe History Club
For anyone interested in local history in the Lincolnshire Marshes area.
We hold a special event every third Tuesday..... See more >
Theddlethorpe Village Hall, Silver Street, Theddlethorpe, near Mablethorpe, Lincolnshire LN12 1PA
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Things to do around Lincolnshire
Here's a summary of delightful activities for a day out in Lincolnshire, a county in the east of England:
1. Cycle through the Water Rail Way route:
- Start your day with a scenic bicycle ride along the Water Rail Way. This 17.5-mile looping trail starts from Lincoln city's Waterside South Bridge, runs along the River Witham, and passes through Woodhall Spa to the Lincolnshire Wolds. Along the way, you'll admire historic buildings in urban Lincoln, learn about the daring RAF 617 Squadron and their role in the Dambuster Raid, and enjoy sculptures and local inspirations in the fenland. There are turnaround points throughout the route, so you can tailor the ride to your preference.
2. Explore Medieval Lincoln City:
- Spend a day in Lincoln, the historical heart of Lincolnshire. Visit Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle, both 11th-century remnants with impressive architecture. The castle even houses a Victorian prison! Explore the independent boutiques in the Bailgate and Uphill area, and wander through Cornhill Quarter for a mix of cafés, high street brands, indie stores, and restaurants.
3. Visit a Lincolnshire Spa:
- Treat yourself to relaxation at one of Lincolnshire's spas. Unwind, rejuvenate, and enjoy pampering treatments in a tranquil setting.
4. Scenic Ride on the Great Central Railway:
- Take a nostalgic trip on the Great Central Railway, a preserved heritage railway in Leicestershire. Hop aboard a steam train and experience the golden age of rail travel.
5. Discover Bradgate Park:
- Explore Bradgate Park, a stunning natural reserve with ancient woodlands, rocky outcrops, and herds of deer. Don't miss the ruins of Bradgate House, once home to Lady Jane Grey. The park offers picturesque walking trails and breathtaking views across the Leicestershire countryside.
Remember, Lincolnshire offers a mix of history, natural beauty, and outdoor adventures – perfect for an unforgettable day out!
1. Cycle through the Water Rail Way route:
- Start your day with a scenic bicycle ride along the Water Rail Way. This 17.5-mile looping trail starts from Lincoln city's Waterside South Bridge, runs along the River Witham, and passes through Woodhall Spa to the Lincolnshire Wolds. Along the way, you'll admire historic buildings in urban Lincoln, learn about the daring RAF 617 Squadron and their role in the Dambuster Raid, and enjoy sculptures and local inspirations in the fenland. There are turnaround points throughout the route, so you can tailor the ride to your preference.
2. Explore Medieval Lincoln City:
- Spend a day in Lincoln, the historical heart of Lincolnshire. Visit Lincoln Cathedral and Lincoln Castle, both 11th-century remnants with impressive architecture. The castle even houses a Victorian prison! Explore the independent boutiques in the Bailgate and Uphill area, and wander through Cornhill Quarter for a mix of cafés, high street brands, indie stores, and restaurants.
3. Visit a Lincolnshire Spa:
- Treat yourself to relaxation at one of Lincolnshire's spas. Unwind, rejuvenate, and enjoy pampering treatments in a tranquil setting.
4. Scenic Ride on the Great Central Railway:
- Take a nostalgic trip on the Great Central Railway, a preserved heritage railway in Leicestershire. Hop aboard a steam train and experience the golden age of rail travel.
5. Discover Bradgate Park:
- Explore Bradgate Park, a stunning natural reserve with ancient woodlands, rocky outcrops, and herds of deer. Don't miss the ruins of Bradgate House, once home to Lady Jane Grey. The park offers picturesque walking trails and breathtaking views across the Leicestershire countryside.
Remember, Lincolnshire offers a mix of history, natural beauty, and outdoor adventures – perfect for an unforgettable day out!
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