What's On and Things To Do Around Lincolnshire

Free entry and parking for this year’s Midsummer Festival. The beautiful village of Castle Bytham once again presents its 2- day Festival of Fun! More information on www.midsummerfair.co.uk The festival covers two days: SATURDAY 23rd Morning : 5K trail run, open village and historic village walk. From 1.

Garden Open for the National Gardens Scheme

Art and craft exhibition with all items for sale. Also second hand book sale, with hard backs, paper backs, fact and fiction.Also bric-a-brac, cake stall, plant stall and tombola. Light refreshments.

The Sleaford Embroiderers present their latest body of work Views of Sleaford as part of the NK Arts Partnership project Ridges & Furrows alongside other artworks that have been created at NCCD.

On Saturday 23rd June the weekend kicks off 7.00pm till late with a fantastic Shadows tribute band the Bootleg Shadows and 60s vinyl disco tickets are £8.00 each with £2.00 of the ticket sale going to Marie Curie on sale now from the Beachcomber 01472812666.

The Lincolnshire Artists’ Society has exhibited many times at the prestigious Sam Scorer Gallery in Lincoln and this year is no exception. They will be holding their Summer Exhibition from19th June to 1st July 2018.

Run by experienced cyclist, Colin Rich, the key aims of the club are to: • Enjoy weekly cycle rides • Cater for all abilities from beginner to experienced riders.

Travel back in time and experience Tattershall in the sixteenth century when Charles Brandon, King Henry VIII’s best friend and the Earls of Lincoln were living in the Castle. Travel back to Tudor Tattershall and see how Charles Brandon, King Henry VIII’s best friend, lived at the Castle.

Come and join in the fun and get artistic at Belton’s summer party in the parkland. Belton’s creative women have inspired us, so you’re invited to join in the fun and get artistic in the parkland. There’ll be activities and entertainment for all ages.

Large garden with herbaceous borders and beds interspersed with a mixture of trees and shrubs. Wildlife pond with water lilies and aquatic plants. Two pergolas in formal beds with box and yew hedging lead onto a winter garden and fruit orchard.

The National Centre for Craft & Design and artsNK will celebrate the 250th anniversary of Circus in Britain through a major exhibition of live performances, aerial, film, photography and design.

You can pre-book any time up to the DAY BEFORE your visit. There is no charge to reserve a mansion key. Entry to Belton is free for members. Non members pay for admission on arrival at Belton. All visitors to the house will require their own key.

Roll Up! Roll Up! This Spring The National Centre for Craft & Design and artsNK celebrate the 250th anniversary of Circus in Britain with a spectacular new show: Circus: Performers, Politics and Pop Culture.

Enjoy displays of the 40+ rose varieties found in the Gunby gardens as well as trade and craft stalls with lovely wares. Three floors of the house will be open with lots of flower arrangements containing roses in the rooms too. This time of year our many roses in the gardens are at their best.

Traditional garden with extensive herbaceous borders, pond, large old English rose garden, vegetable and fruit areas with feature greenhouse. Cider orchard and area housing rare breed animals incl goats, pigs, sheep, cattle and chickens. Home produce available incl honey and goat’s milk dairy products.

Chapterhouse Theatre Company presents Shakespeare’s best-loved romantic comedy. Let yourself be whisked away on a thrilling journey to the most magical of forests and meet star-crossed lovers, playful fairies and hilarious travelling players.

A summer garden party at Moat Farm the home of Mr and Mrs Alan Woodward Live music from saxophonist Mike Afternoon teas Stalls and Grand raffle Proceeds for St Andrews church, Utterby

Charity Pop Music & General Knowledge Quiz evening raising funds on behalf of The Lincolnshire & Nottinghamshire Air Ambulance Appeal 2018. Teams 2 - 5 required & individuals always welcome to take part Only £1.50 per person - pay on night. Music era 1950s - 2010s ; general knowledge & World Cup Quiz!

Computer and IT Support. Do you need help with computer skills? Email, online shopping or basic word processing. Drop in sessions with our volunteers every Tuesday

This mobile community cinema group will be at Digby War Memorial Hall on the 23rd of June showing ’The French Connection’, a classic film rated 18. Doors open at 7pm for 7.30pm start, and entry is £4 per person. Snacks, tea and coffee and a selection of wine and beer will be available for purchase.

Come along to Boston’s craft market today! There will be a selection of unique, hand-made items available.

Thursday afternoons between the beginning of May and the end of August have become popular to come and relax in the garden and and have a natter over Sue’s homemade teas. Everyone is welcome.