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An evening of variety including comedy and ukulele banjo playing by Mark Walsh. Alan Simmons ventriloquist with Julia Burnett singer and comedian. Sheila Harrod whistler with Mark Briggs key board and Robert Thompson Pianist. Introduced by David Roy-Martin bass baritone.

Start your visit at Shepherds Hey, a small garden packed with unusual and interesting perennials. Its open frontage gives a warm welcome, with a small pond, terraced border and steep bank side to a small stream. The rear garden, with colour themed borders, takes advantage of the panoramic views over open countryside.

Blow your whistle, put your hands up in the air and let me hear you say YEAH!!!! Live at the Beachcomber, Cleethorpes on Saturday, 21st April 2018 - The greatest Dance Anthem production show in the UK – Ultra 90s.

Local History Conference organised by the Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology (SLHA). Includes: ‘The Military Orders and Collapse of the Crusade States in the Levant’ by Nicholas Morton, ‘Boston’s Forgotten Crusade’, by Andrew Hoyle, ‘The Templar Lands in early 14th century Lincolnshire’ by Mike...

Learn how to rescue Whales, Dolphins & Seals. British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) is a UK based marine animal rescue organisation. We have around 3,500 active volunteer Marine Mammal Medics around the UK and we are the only such specialist organisation covering England, Wales and Scotland.

Plantswoman’s seaside garden open for the National Gardens Scheme.

Slide open the Japanese gate to find secret paths, lanterns, a circular window in a curved wall, water lilies in pots and a gravel garden, vegetable garden and propagation area. Take the long drive to see the sea. Back in the garden, find a seat, enjoy the birds and bees.

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.

4½ acre garden started in 1998 but looking established with long grass walk flanked by abundantly planted herbaceous borders forming a focal point. Paths and walkway span out to other features incl nut walk, prairie border, wild flower meadow, rose garden and large pond area.

W.E.A. Grimsby Branch Saturday Lecture RE SHEDULED to 28th APRIL 2018 “ Grimsby and the Maritime Archaeology of the East Coast War Channels in the First World War ” Tutor : Dr.

Ensonglopedia of Animals will be the second show in the Ensonglopedia series. The audience will meet 26 animals - one for each letter of the alphabet. Learn fascinating facts about extraordinary echinoderms, distressed damselflies, crazy corals, batty beetles and amazing archispirostreptuses.

Crow Black Chicken. Artists performing: Crow Black Chicken .: Tickets avaiable.

After the huge success of ‘Dance is Life’ in 2017, Giovanni is once again set to get your hearts beating a little faster, showcasing a story of love and passion, with even more heat, even more energy, and even more drama than ever before!

Beautifully situated, with fine views, rambling cottage garden on different levels falling naturally into separate areas, with changing effects and atmosphere. Steps, paths and vistas to lead you on, seats well placed for appreciating special views or relaxing and enjoying the peace.

Enjoy an uplifting evening of gorgeous guitar, poignant lyrics and feisty fiddle playing, all with Kit’s incredible sense of fun!

Keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steele arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find that this is not the birthplace of the Bard, but a sleepy Suffolk village.

Keen to boost his flagging career, a fading Hollywood action hero arrives in England to play King Lear in Stratford, to find it is not the birthplace of the Bard, but a sleepy Suffolk village

Maria Garner & Vivian May exhibits Calling to the Moon! 28th March - 2nd May Come along and meet the artists 7th April 11.30-13.

The core of D&D is storytelling. Led by a dungeon master, you and your friends tell a story together, guiding your heroes through quests for treasure, battles with deadly foes, daring rescues, courtly intrigue and much more. We have two groups playing - beginner and intermediates so there is a game for all levels!

Citizens Advice Bureau Drop in. From housing, money, benefit, employment issues to Court summons and advice regarding dodgy adverts and mail.

They say that variety is the spice of life; well that is just what Art on the Map members are serving up for you this spring and summer.

Attend a service in this tranquil place. People of all faiths and none are welcome. Visit Monksthorpe Chapel, a Baptist place of worship dated 1701, when there is a service taking place to really feel connected to its purpose and history. Booking Not Needed.

Attend a service in this tranquil place. People of all faiths and none are welcome. Visit Monksthorpe Chapel, a Baptist place of worship built in 1701, when there’s a service taking place to really feel connected to its purpose and history. Booking Not Needed.

Jubilee Park is a delightful setting for holding outdoor events located on the edge of this prosperous and popular spa town.

Model railway show, with following visiting layouts - Appleton Junction "00"; Drinkallby "00"; Bostcroft "00"; Newcastle Market "00"; Fish Dock Road 18mm; Starker Verkehr "H0"; Newmarsh Central "N"; Roxby Town "N"; Millfield Yard "N"; Barrowfleet "009 & 00", Lane End "009".

Calling all Knights and Princesses, Bank Holiday Monday is all about you. There’s lots of fun things for you to enjoy at the Castle. Be a knight or princess for the day, with a fun trail, themed children’s crafts, face painting and more! Children in fancy dress get in free.

3 acre garden. Spring bulb area, shrub borders, fern garden, topiary, large natural pond, wild flower area, orchard and vegetable garden.

Popular Sequence and Old Time

Popular Sequence and Old Time

Something closer to home. A presentation by staff member Chris Andrews on the RSPB Frampton Marsh reserve located on the Lincolnshire coast, south of Boston. It’s on the door step. Learn about the development of this wonderful site from farmland within the last 20 years.

Making Noise is a series of weekend musical workshops for parents and carers and their children and young people with disabilities or sensory impairment in Grantham, Sleaford and Lincoln! Parents and carers are encouraged to participate in the workshops.

Theatre of the Unsexy, théâtre de l’obscur... Every two months, Art Isn’t Sexy will be curating an evening of brand new theatre.

Before we know it Spring will be upon us, and by popular demand, so will this festival...... Showcasing the quality of live music in the UK; with The Pretty Things headlining and five other very different, but striking bands, this will undoubtedly be another a great festival and an occasion not to miss!

Flix in the Stix will be showing ’ Paddington 2’ with a PG rating, doors open at 7pm. This is a great opportunity to come and enjoy an evening of film at a fraction of the cost of cinema chains, and in a small friendly atmosphere.

Another opportunity to come to our popular coffee morning, where fresh home made cakes are sold, and friendships made. A warm welcome and atmosphere makes this an event you can come to on your own or with friends, and everything is reasonably priced for the smallest of budgets.

A coffee morning held monthly in the village hall which provides a great atmosphere in which to meet old friends, and make new ones. On sale are beautiful home made cakes and cupcakes, tea and coffee, and all priced very reasonably. A generous slice of cake costs £1.50, teas and coffees are priced at 50p.

Come along to Boston May Fair and enjoy the rides, games and the food!

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

Working Model Fairground Rides and Transport in several different scales showing ’All the Fun of the Fair’ in miniature Traders will have for sale photos and DVD’s of the Fairground and also modelling supplies.

A peasant 3.4 mile walk starting at Bloxholm Wood and continuing into Bloxholm Village. We’ll be joined by Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust Volunteer, Paul Spencer, who will show us the best spots to see the wood’s amazingly unique early purple orchids as they begin to bloom and tell us how they’re...

Badapple Theatre Company is celebrating 20 years on the road and to mark the milestone, it is re-presenting the first show the Company ever toured with. ’Amy Johnson’ will tour nationally starting in Yorkshire, travelling down through the Midlands, Surrey, Gloucestershire and finally Somerset.

No one knows me like Dawn from the Jobcentre is Richie Culver’s first solo show in Hull, where he grew up. Spread across two floors of the gallery, No one knows me like Dawn from the Jobcentre features mainly paintings.

No one knows me like Dawn from the Jobcentre is Richie Culver’s first solo show in Hull, where he grew up. Spread across two floors of the gallery, No one knows me like Dawn from the Jobcentre features mainly paintings.

Join us for some medieval merriment on Saturday 12th May 2018 as we celebrate Hull’s past and present connection with the Hanseatic League in our new location in Trinity Square. Visitors will be entertained by craftspeople - including papermaking, weaving and arrow making.

A care home in Hull is inviting local people to visit the home to join in its celebrations for Care Home Open Day. On Saturday 21st April, from 2pm-4pm, the Care UK team at Sunningdale Court on Birkdale Way will be opening the doors to the care home for a free family-friendly event.

Award-winning dance company and Sadler’s Wells partner prepares for national tour Multi-award-winning dance theatre company balletLORENT is preparing for its 2018 national tour presenting an original adaptation of the classic fairytale Rumpelstiltskin.

Beth Hart plus Kris Barras Band. Artists performing: Beth Hart.: Tickets avaiable.

Join us this May Bank Holiday weekend for re-enactments and fun as we launch our celebration of Gunby heiress and political campaigner Emily Massingberd.