Events Around Boston

Experience 4 different Psychics, Mediums in 1 amazing psychic night. Book a ticket for yourself or come with friends, family etc for a great social psychic evening. Everyone is guaranteed a message. Bar open, over 18’s only.

Heritage Open Day: Come and see the church decorated for harvest time. We have a beautiful modern stained glass window in memory of a local farmer. The church was built in 1863 to a design by the architect James Fowler of Louth.

Heritage Open Day: The ’Scrubbing’ of the Victorian restorers. The ’Scrubbing’ of the Victorian restorers allows us to understand some of the changes made to St. Mary’s in the past. The exhibition includes Frampton Hall, Frampton House and their occupants 1725-1960

Heritage Open Day: Not got time for a large tour or event? Join Heritage Lincolnshire’s Matt Bentley for a series of 10 minutes mini-tours Not got time for a large tour or event?

Heritage Open Day: Explore our beautiful Georgian townhouse and formal garden Explore our beautiful Georgian townhouse and formal garden, following its path through time.

Heritage Open Day: Discover the importance of Boston in Medieval Times. Exploring the town’s historic centre with Boston History Tours.

Heritage Open Day: Discover hidden Boston with local historian and expert Neil Wright Discover hidden Boston with local historian and expert Neil Wright and the Boston Townscape Heritage Initiative.

Boston’s Craft and Gift Markets offers a selection of bespoke, unique items, perfect for gifts or beautiful additions to your home. The Craft and Gift Markets run every Thursday in the Market Place, Boston. Thursday 30th May will feature a Dementia Awareness day with free activities and information.

Heritage Open Day: Open Day on Saturday 14th September 1.00pm-4.30pm. Visitors welcome to see the 200-year old meeting house and burial ground. Introductory talk at 2.30pm. The Meeting House was erected in 1819 for a Universalist congregation founded 17 years earlier, and it officially opened in 1820.

Boston’s Outdoor Cinema returns! On Friday 20th September, we will be showing Mary Poppins Returns and on Saturday 21st September we will be showing Moana.

Charity Night in aid of Butterfly Hospice Tony Kay Gary Barlow Tribute Table Buffet and Disco Included £15.00 Saturday 28th September 2019 Doors open 7.30 Tickets available from Butterfly Hospice Charity Shop and Carity Offices, Boston 01205 311222 All proceeds to the Butterfly Hospice

Join in the Big Bike Ride Using the Boston to Lincoln Water Railway Route Raising funds for the Butterfly Hospice 9 miles for novice cyclists and families 33 miles intermediate cyclists 66 miles experienced cyclists Sunday 22 September 2019 Registration now

Heritage Open Day: Visit the only working 8 sailed windmill in the world! Visit the only working 8 sailed windmill in the world! Climb the tower, visit the shop, Tea Room, and Brewery. Guided tours of the windmill, and the chance to see the history of the windmill in the Granary.

Heckington Players 2019 September show will be Frankenstein by Tim Kelly Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant young scientist, returns to his Swiss chateau to escape a terrible pursuer. No one can shake free the dark secret that terrifies him: not his mother, not his fiancee, nor his best friend.

Heritage Open Day: Discover Lincolnshire folklore and agricultural traditions. Discover traditional skills and artefacts, history displays, craft displays, Lincolnshire folklore and agricultural traditions.

Commemorating the Crew of Lancaster ED 503 No. 9 Squadron In 1943 a Lancaster aircraft crashed in a field at Sibsey Northland killing all members of the crew. 1 crew member was recovered and he is buried in Scotland.

Heritage Open Day: Discover how the Anglo Saxon King Beonna and his people might have lived in the ’Farmstead (ton) of the people (ing) of Beonna’ - now known as Benington.

Discover the Anglo Saxon followers of King Beonna – the long-ago king of East Anglia who gave his name to our village.

Church and vaults open Saturday 9.30 to 1.00pm Sunday 12.00 to 3.00pm. Lunches (pre-booked only) served Saturday 12.00 -1.00 and Sunday 12.00-2.00. Contact Mrs M Robinson 01775 766403 to book. Light refreshments served throughout. www.spalding-URC.wixsite.com/surc

Heritage Open Day: Have a go at the ancient craft of felting. Enjoy this opportunity to see the different ways wool can be used, and have a go at the ancient craft of felting.

Heritage Open Day: Learn about the skills and techniques involved in this heritage craft. Visit the Strawberry Glass stained glass studio and learn about the skills and techniques involved in this heritage craft.

Heritage Open Day: Come and view rarely seen books from the library and items from the archive. Enlightenment through education and research remains central to our aspirations. Come and view rarely seen books from the library and items from the archive that reflect our continuing work with researchers and students.

Heritage Open Day: Explore our site, built in the 1800’s. Explore our site, built in the 1800’s and powered by steam until 1937 when it was improved with Rushden and Hornsby diesel engines, followed by electric pumps in the 1980’s.

Heritage Open Day: Baptism, Marriage and Burial records from 1700 Censuses also from 1841-1911. Come and take a look at the Baptism, Marriage and Burial records from 1700 Censuses also from 1841-1911. On display there will be a selection of old maps, newspaper cuttings and over 800 photos of Stickney.

Heritage Open Day: This year we’re delving into the wider castle complex, discover how Tattershall influenced other major castles. Wander through vast echoing chambers in one of the first and finest medieval brick castles in England.