What's On and Things To Do Around Mablethorpe

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.

Thursday afternoons in the garden with homemade teas by Sue have become popular events in Sutton-on-Sea over the past few years.

Garden Open for the National Gardens Scheme

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.

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.

Blank canvas of acre in early 90s. Developed into lush, colourful, exotic plant packed haven. A whole new world on entering from street. Exotic borders, raised exotic island, long hot border, ponds, stumpery, developing prairie style border. Conservatory, grapevine. Intimate seating areas along gardens journey.

The pretty village of Brinkhill is holding a mid summer Bazaar from 2pm until 5pm on Sunday 8th July. There will be stalls inside and outside the church including bric-a-brac, plants and lots of others. There will be a raffle with proceeds going towards the Brinkhill Craft Group wall hanging project.

A lovely mature woodland garden where a multitude of unusual plants are the stars, many of which are available from the well stocked RHS listed nursery. The two new areas completed last year have developed well and this year there will be a new border for late interest to coincide with an October opening.

Annual Brackenbury Lecture organised by the Society for Lincolnshire History and Archaeology (SLHA) and presented by Bob Kershaw.

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

An informal coffee morning to be held within the church of St Andrews, Utterby. Fiona Poulton from the Grimsby Family History society will be in attendance and there will be an opportunity to explore the contents of the Parish chest

This family friendly fund raising event is to raise funds for the Northcote Heavy Horse Centre. Tickets cost just £5 each and a BBQ is included in the ticket price. Bets on the night cost just £1 and eight races will be held over the evening with lots of prizes available.

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 garden is set in the 2½ acre grounds of a C19 rectory adjacent to the picturesque village church which has C12 origins. Surrounded by mature trees the garden has wide lawns with extensive herbaceous borders.

Kick off your weekend with an outdoor film screening of ‘The Goonies’ from film on a farm on Friday Night and camp over or come back for the day on Saturday to enjoy a variety of live folk music acts and family fun from 11am – 11pm.

The Bryan Adams Experience: Tickets avaiable.

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.

Join us for our annual wartime 1940s feast! Friends from the local community join together from the coldest depths of January to produce us the food from their own gardens and allotments, which, when combined with the items from our 1940’s ration book, provides the food for the banquet!

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.

A series off friendly craft workshops organised by the WEA ( Workers Education Association) and presented by Kathy Holland. Includes Creative Paper Craft, Card-making, Decoupage, Scrap-booking, Shell Craft and Jewellery. Beginners and experienced crafters all welcome.

Sunbeam is very happy to be back at Bardney again in 2018 with our craft & gift fairs. Lots of fabulous items for sale at great prices.

St Andrews Church, Butterwick, Open Gardens ( approx 5 Gardens will be to open to view). Butterwick Church will be open with an exhibition of old village photos and WW1 information relating to the local War Memorial. Refreshments will be available.

From ballroom to battlefield and beyond, this two-hander charts the friendship of a man and a woman caught in their nations’ crossfire. Written by Stuart Fortey.