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HIGHL IGH T S Museum of the moon Grand Medieval 11 Joust 6 Christmas Emporium An Audience with Henry VIII 17 6 “I am delighted to see such an of events will keep you entertained exciting events and exhibitions throughout the year and further enhance your brochure that for the first time understanding of our outstanding heritage covers all of Lincolnshire County Council’s sites. Enjoy!” Heritage sites. Councillor Nick Worth, Executive Member for Culture Whether it is the Museum of the Moon by & Heritage, Lincolnshire County Council Luke Jerram, the Victorian Circus or Dinosaur Encounter which is developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London, our programme of events provides something for all the family. Lincolnshire is a great place to live and work and this packed programme
Events & Exhibitions 2019 – 2020 Dinosaur Encounter 6 Vivienne Westwood 15 Museum of Lincolnshire 11 Life’s 50th Anniversary “2019 is looking to be our most influenced by the story of the Victorian Circus. ambitious events and exhibitions The brand new After hours at Lincoln Castle programme to date. programme will give visitors the chance to experience the site and a flavour of the event The Collection hosts the hugely popular programme after hours. touring artwork by UK artist Luke Jerram – Museum of the Moon, featuring a six metre The Museum of Lincolnshire Life will be high model of the moon. Dinosaur Encounter celebrating its 50th anniversary in July and which is developed and produced by the Gainsborough Old Hall will be looking ahead Natural History Museum, London will be with an exhibition to mark the celebrations for storming into the museum this summer. Mayflower 400 in 2020.” Lincoln Castle will celebrate the best of the Victorian Era with events that have been Will Mason, Head of Cultural Services 3
OUTDOOR THEATRE Bring your picnics and chairs and enjoy a wonderful evening of first class outdoor theatre. Three Great Attractions, One Amazing Day Out Lincoln Castle has lots of things to keep the whole family entertained. Take the fascinating and funny audio tour of our Medieval Wall Walk and help Wally Walker solve his history mystery. Dress up as a Victorian Prisoner, the Governor The Tempest or the Matron as you dig deeper into the hidden stories Wednesday 26 June 2019 of our Victorian Prison. And don’t forget to ask about our Doors open 6.30pm, explorer backpacks! Performance starts 7.30pm Adults: £13.50, Concessions & Children: £11.50 Opening Times Admission April–October: 10am–5pm A variety of tickets are November–March: 10am–4pm available to book online and on the day. Open every day (except 24 – 26 December Castle and Cathedral joint and 1 January) ticket is also available. Check our website for up-to-date information on opening hours Accessibility Alice in Wonderland Our full accessibility guides Wednesday 31 July 2019 are available to download Doors open 6pm, from our website or by Performance starts 7pm contacting Lincoln Castle. Adults: £13.50, Concessions: £11.50 & Children: £9.50 Contact Us Lincoln Castle, Castle Hill, Lincoln LN1 3AA Frankenstein Tel: +44 (0)1522 554559 Wednesday 7 August 2019 Email: lincoln_castle@lincolnshire.gov.uk Doors open 6.30pm, Performance starts 7.30pm Adults: £13.50, Concessions & Children: £11.50 www.lincolncastle.com
Tea & Hats! Alice in Wonderland We’re All Mad Here! Saturday 6 & Sunday Easter Quest Friday 12 April 2019 7 April 2019 Saturday 6 – Monday 4.30pm or 6pm 10am–5pm 22 April 2019 Join the Mad Hatter and Step into the prison to meet 10am–5pm the Queen of Hearts for an our Victorian duo. Learn how Follow the white rabbit and entertaining performance the Mad Hatter should have seek out the clues to solve the followed by a royal invite welcomed his guests and Mad Hatter’s riddle and claim to join us for tea! discover the etiquette that your chocolate reward. £15 would have been displayed. Flamingo Croquet ALICE THROUGH THE Saturday 13 & Sunday LOOKING-GLASS AND WHAT 14 April 2019 ALICE FOUND THERE 10am–5pm Saturday 6 April – Friday Equipped with flamingos 9 August 2019 and hedgehogs, the Mad 10am–5pm Hatter and the Queen of Visit the Magna Carta Vault Hearts challenge you to a and see a first edition of this game of croquet. book on display. This copy was gifted to Alfred Lord Tennyson Wonderland Easter by Lewis Carroll for Christmas Weekend in 1871. Friday 19 – Monday 22 April 2019 ‘Through the Looking-Glass 10am–5pm and What Alice Found There’ Complete the Alice in follows Alice through a mirror Wonderland trail, meet and into a surreal landscape our Victorian duo as they full of fascinating characters demonstrate the etiquette of having wild adventures. taking tea and help to solve a riddle or two! Admission charges apply. Free/discounted rate for annual pass holders unless otherwise stated. 5
CASTLE CLASSICS The Search for St. George! Lincoln Steampunk EXHIBITION Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 April 2019 Festival 10am–5pm Saturday 24 – Monday Join Time Will Tell Theatre to 26 August 2019 discover the truth behind the 10am–5pm myths and legends to find the Steampunk takes the Castle real St. George! to a time that never was. Knight School Spooky Prison Saturday 25 May – Saturday 19 – Sunday Sunday 2 June 2019 27 October 2019 10am–5pm 10am–4pm Discover the skills needed to Step inside the Victorian be a medieval knight. Prison and you will be sure to meet some unsavoury Classic Cars characters. Sunday 16 June 2019 10am–5pm An Audience with Father From Bondage to Liberation: For Father’s Day, the Anarchic Collections Lincolnshire Vintage Vehicle Christmas Society host an exciting Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 December, Vivienne Westwood to display of vintage and classic Thursday 19 – Sunday 22 December Jamie Reid 2019 motors within the grounds. Saturday 10 August – Join Father Christmas and Saturday 16 November 2019 Castle grounds free to enter, every child will receive a 10am–5pm all other admissions apply Victorian style gift. Lincoln Castle’s Victorian Medieval Mayhem! £8 per child / £6 per adult Prison will become the historic Saturday 22 & Sunday 23 June 2019 backdrop for an exhibition 10am–5pm Christmas Emporium of Dame Vivienne Westwood More details coming soon shoes and more. Explore the Join our knights and their passion that shoes can inspire. horses as they battle for Join us for the second year For the first time, there is an supremacy in a medieval of Christmas Emporium, opportunity to view additional tournament. transforming the Castle items specifically chosen from grounds with festive magic in the same collectors’ archive Castle Characters this Christmas experience. that will sit alongside the Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 July / shoes to illustrate their beauty, Saturday 13 & Sunday 14 July / Crime & Punishment innovation and artistry. Saturday 20 & Sunday 21 July 2019 10am–5pm Saturday 15 – Sunday 23 February 2020 Admission charges apply. Meet a duo of costumed 10am–4pm Free to annual pass holders. performers inside the Based on real stories, Victorian Prison and hear their investigate the crimes our tales of prison life. prisoners are charged with and find out their fates. Grand Medieval Joust Saturday 3 & Sunday 4 August 2019 10am–5pm Our brave knights take part in the sport of kings. Admission charges apply. Free to annual pass holders unless otherwise stated.
Tickets: £25 /£22 Concession/£20 annual pass holder An Audience with Magic Lantern Show The Night Circus Lewis Carroll Friday 24 may 2019 Friday 20 September 2019 Wednesday 17 April 2019 7pm–9pm 6pm–8pm / 8.30pm–10.30pm 7pm–9pm This Temperance Magic Join us in the Victorian Prison Find out how the Oxford Lantern Show set within the for a magical and fantastical educated mathematician Victorian Prison is an evening evening of entertainment and bastion of the Church not to be missed. Join our by Alice’s Night Circus and of England dreamt up Alice Victorian duo as they take you spectacular performances in Wonderland. through their collection of by our circus entertainers. Temperance Victorian slides Be amazed by our contortionist The evening consists of a highlighting the evils of strong and stand in awe of our daring 45 minute presentation liquor. During the interval, sword swallower. followed by refreshments enjoy a selection of tea and in Langton’s café. cake and a sample of the Each ticket includes a free increasingly popular drink of cocktail with sweet and curious this movement, Sarsaparilla! treats on offer. VICTORIAN QUEEN BAND VICTORIA INVENTIONS CURIOSITIES FUN TRAVELLING SHOWMAN FAIR SAT 17TH & SUN 18TH AUGUST 10AM – 5PM SAT 4TH – MON 6TH MAY SAT 27TH & SUN 28TH JULY 10AM – 5PM 10AM – 5PM Be amazed by the demonstrations All the fun of the Victorian Fair at Lincoln Castle! A full weekend of galloping horses, Join us in welcoming Queen Victoria to and horseback skills in this Victorian 7 jugglers, fire-breathing, sideshows and music Lincoln Castle for this extravagant and Gymkhana. to delight amuse and amaze! colourful celebration!
TWILIGHT TOURS ARCHAEOLOGY Café Thursdays 11 April, 9 May, 13 June, 10 October, Tickets: £20, £18 Concession 14 November, 12 December 2019 5.30pm–6.30pm Discover the Victorian Prison Free Wednesday 15 May / Wednesday 13 November 2019 6.30pm Join us for an evening exploration of the Victorian Prison located within the walls of Lincoln Castle. Evening events Magic of Motown: Under the Stars Medieval Cooking Saturday 6 July 2019 Wednesday 12 June 2019 6pm 6.30pm Prepare yourself for 40 back-to-back Lincoln Castle’s Garrison join us this evening to classic Motown hits, glittering costume demonstrate and discuss some of the dishes that changes, dazzling dance moves and would have been eaten in medieval Lincoln. outstanding musicianship in this explosive concert experience. Medieval Falconry Please find more information on the Wednesday 10 July 2019 Lincoln Castle website. 6.30pm Meet Lincoln Castle’s master falconer and watch him fly his birds of prey in this exclusive evening experience. Roman Lincoln Wednesday 14 August 2019 6.30pm Discover Roman Lincoln with the Friends of Lincoln Castle. The Luna Cinema Meet the Medieval Wise Woman Friday 27/ Saturday 28/ Sunday 29 September 2019 Wednesday 9 October 2019 7:30pm 6.30pm Mary Poppins Returns / The Greatest Meet the Wise Woman and find out about some Showman / Bohemian Rhapsody of the curious cures that would have been used for Please find more information on the ailment and injury in medieval times. Lincoln Castle website. You can now unlock 1000 years of history all year round with the Lincoln Castle Annual Pass. The pass gives you unlimited free entry for 12 months and even includes event days*. Scale the heights of the Medieval Wall Walk, follow in the footsteps of prisoners in the Victorian Prison and immerse yourself in the history of Magna Carta. Buy your annual pass today! * Terms and conditions apply. AVAILABLE NOW FROM www.lincolncastle.com
Early Morning Explorer Sessions: An exclusive opportunity outside of opening hours for children and adults on the autistic spectrum to visit with their families Lincoln Castle Explorers Lincoln Castle Dog Friendly Days: Easter Quest Explorers Saturday 15 – Sunday 16 June 2019 Saturday 20 April 2019 Saturday 2 November 2019 Wednesday 18 December 9am–10am 9am–10am (Christmas EmPAWrium) 2019 Saturday 4 – Sunday 5 January 2020 Saturday 8 – Sunday 9 February 2020 Lincoln Castle Explorers Dog Friendly Castle Saturday 7 – Sunday 8 March 2020 Big Breakfast Explorers From the banks of the Norman Saturday 29 June 2019 Saturday 4 January 2020 Motte to the Prison Cells, 9am–10am 9am–10am your dog can follow you on a journey back through history. Heritage Skills Centre ARCHAEOLOGY EVENT DAY Friday 31 may 2019 10am–3.30pm Nestled within the grounds of Lincoln Castle, the Heritage Skills Centre is a purpose built An artefact handling session where you can hub for heritage and creative crafts including touch objects found during recent excavations traditional building skills. It provides hands at Lincoln Castle. There will also be a guided on experience and training through a variety tour round some of the less well known parts of short courses and demonstrations. The of the Castle looking at some interesting pieces current programme includes a variety of of carved medieval stonework and graffiti not practical heritage based workshops such as normally pointed out on a standard castle tour. light earth construction and silversmithing. Artefact handling – free Guided experience tour – £3.50 For more information about courses: EMAIL: heritageskillscentre@lincolnshire.gov.uk ‘Skillsfest’ PHONE: 01522 552434 Saturday 1 & Sunday 2 June 2019 10am–5pm www.lincolncastle.com/ Whether you are curious about the skills heritageskillscentre required to build a castle, how to record and preserve one in the current age or how to decorate one, come and see some traditional craftspeople demonstrate their skills and have a go yourself. Free entry (activity charges apply) 9
Archaeology & Art in the Heart of Historic Lincoln The Collection is an award winning archaeology museum and art exhibition space, forming a vibrant cultural centre in the heart of historic Lincoln. The archaeology gallery takes visitors on a journey through the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages before exploring the Roman, Saxon, Viking and Medieval eras. The museum tells the story of Lincolnshire’s fascinating heritage. Combine your visit with a trip to Lincolnshire’s premier art gallery. See acclaimed exhibitions brought to you through our Arts Council programme. Robot Tour guide Meet Lyndsey our newest Opening Times Accessibility recruit to The Collection The Collection and The Our full accessibility guides team. Lyndsey is on hand to Usher Gallery are open are available to download deliver guided tours of our Daily 10am–4pm Last from our website or by archaeological collections. admission 3.45pm contacting The Collection. The project is the beginning Closed 24–26 & Sorry no dogs except of a long-term partnership 31 December and assistance dogs. between Lincolnshire County 1 January Council and the University of Lincoln to advance robotics technology to support the education of the public and allow them to engage with Contact Us the latest digital advances. The Collection, Visitors are invited to Danes Terrace, interact with the robot via Lincoln LN2 1LP its touchscreen. Lyndsey looks Tel: +44 (0)1522 782040 forward to welcoming you to Email: thecollection@lincolnshire.gov.uk the museum to showcase Sign up for our e-newsletter at our collections. www.thecollectionmuseum.com/mailing-list www.thecollectionmuseum.com
Museum of the Moon by Luke Jerram Saturday 2 March – Sunday 28 April 2019 Open Daily 10am–4pm (12 & 26 April 10am–9pm) In the 50th anniversary year of the first man to walk on the moon, Museum of the Moon by Luke Jerram will be displayed at The Collection. The work will be accompanied by an exciting and lively programme of events, including Late Night multi-arts experiences, afternoon film screenings related to the theme of the moon and space exploration and new performances and art commissions. Pay-What-You-Decide OPEM Artists in Residence 2019 Saturday 11 May – Sunday 23 June 2019 Open Daily 10am–4pm Dinosaur OPEM is a biannual open call exhibition run by The Collection Museum, showing work by Encounter! artists working in the East Midlands. This year, Saturday 13 July – the gallery is experimenting by transforming Sunday 8 September 2019 the entire gallery into public studio space and Open Daily 10am–4pm | Fridays 10am–9pm inviting the selected artists to respond to the collections, spaces and visitors to the museum. Come face-to-face with your favourite dinosaurs in this thrilling exhibition. With Pay-What-You-Decide fossil replicas, impressive dinosaur models and animatronics and even a roaring, Exhibition in collaboration snorting T-Rex, you’ll be transported back with the V&A Museum in time to when dinosaurs ruled the land. Saturday 5 October 2019 – Dinosaur Encounter is developed and Sunday 5 January 2020 produced by the Natural History Museum, London. Open Daily 10am–4pm Tickets: Adults £7.50, Concessions £6.50, A major art exhibition to mark the 200th Children £5, Family £20 anniversary of the birth of both Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. Following the great success of Lincolnshire’s Great Exhibition in 2015 and Battles and Dynasties in 2017, the Historic Lincoln Trust is promoting another major exhibition in the autumn/winter of 2019. Staged in collaboration with the V&A Museum in London, this exhibition is not to be missed. Tickets: Charges apply 11
REGULAR EVENTS Lunchtime Life Drawing lectures Wednesdays 12pm –12.30pm | Tickets: £3.50 5.30pm–7pm untutored/ 7.15pm–9.15pm tutored Collecting Space with Plesiosaurs with Our life drawing sessions offer Charles (Chas) Simpson Richard Forrest the opportunity to come to FRIDAY 12 APRIL 2019 Friday 12 July 2019 The Usher Gallery, where you can practice and develop your Chas is based at Bishop Richard did his thesis on the drawing skills and technique. Grosseteste University and plesiosaur we have on display has a fine collection of moon/ in The Collection. These Untutored £8, £7 Concession space-related memorabilia. prehistoric sea reptiles have Tutored £9, £8 Concession He is a fellow of the Royal always fascinated Richard and Combination of both sessions Astronomical Society and the he is a mine of information £16, £12 Concession British Interplanetary Society. about them. This talk is about artefacts Under 5s Storytime and stories from the Golden Notes and queries: Thursdays 11.15am Age of Spaceflight. The work of a Curator Need some quiet time after with Dawn Heywood exploring our exhibits? Get William Morris, Edward Friday 9 August 2019 comfortable with your little Burne-Jones and Victorian Dawn is one of the Heritage ones in our museum spaces and Stained Glass with Service’s highly skilled our storytelling sessions will whisk you away for a tale to Dr Jim Cheshire curators. Find out what goes spark imaginations. Friday 10 May 2019 on behind the scenes in the Dr Cheshire is a Reader at the museum and art gallery, FREE University of Lincoln and an the daily work of caring for expert on Victorian design. collections and putting Yoga in the Museum on displays. Thursdays 5.30pm–6.30pm How Far Could the Romans A beginner’s course of Yoga in the museum with BWY Yoga See? WITH KATHRYN MURPHY Guide, Amanda Greenwood. Friday 14 June 2019 How the use of various £5 per session new technologies including visibility analysis methods can New Monday Art Group Talks determine whether Rubers 2nd Monday of the month Law fits into the known 10.30am–12pm Roman communication Informal monthly talks from and infrastructure. guest speakers about art and related subjects. Newcomers welcome. No meetings in August and December. Posterngate Tours £7 SATURDAY 1 JUNE & FRIDAY 1 NOVEMBER 2019 10am–3.30pm Friday Film Screenings An opportunity to see the late-Roman Posterngate under Saltergate in Lincoln. Now includes a reconstruction of part of the Fridays 1.30pm Roman port and finds from the excavation. Guided tours are every In partnership with 30 minutes and are limited to 20 people per tour. Meet at the door Lincoln College to Posterngate which is located on the corner of Saltergate where FREE tickets can be purchased. Adults £3, Children £2, Under 5s free
Special EVENTS Journey to the Moon LINCOLN LOVES KIDS FAMILY Dinosaur themed family Tuesday 9 April 2019 FUN DAY fun days to tie in with 10am–3.30pm SATURDAY 18 MAY 2019 the Dinosaur Encounter A moon and space themed 9am–3pm family fun day featuring ‘It is exhibition Stands, talks, taster sessions Rocket Science’ workshops. Workshops £3, Crafts £2 and free activities throughout Workshops £3, Crafts £2 the day. Free entry Dino Explorers Moon Doodle & Space TUESDAY 30 JULY 2019 Art Adventures Museums at Night 10am–3.30pm Tuesday 16 April 2019 Saturday 18 May 2019 Cretaceous Park 10am–3.30pm Open until late A moon and space themed Adventures Keep checking our website TUESDAY 6 AUGUST 2019 creative arts family fun day. and social media pages to find 10am–3.30pm Workshops £3, Crafts £2 out our plans for this year’s international Museums at Funky Fossils Artisan Market Night event. TUESDAY 13 AUGUST 2019 EASTER SUNDAY 21 APRIL 2019 Admission charges apply 10am–3.30pm 10am–4pm Over 20 stalls offering a range ARCHAEOLOGY FESTIVAL: Dino Doodle TUESDAY 20 AUGUST 2019 of products all handmade ARCHAEOLOGY DAY 10am–3.30pm by local artists and small TUESDAY 28 MAY 2019 businesses. There will be craft 10am–3.30pm demonstrations and activities for children, including a lucky A family fun day celebrating Lincoln Book Festival the archaeology of Lincolnshire Monday 23 – Saturday dip big dig, face painting, with free pop-up talks and 28 September 2019 an Easter trail and crafts. interesting stalls. There will 6.15pm Free entry also be archaeological dig Lincoln Book Festival returns workshops which children of all in September 2019 with a STARLINCS MOBILE ages can sign up for on the day. week-long literary festival PLANETARIUM Workshops £3, Crafts £2 which has a Victorian SATURDAY 27 APRIL & theme this year. Visit SUNDAY 28 APRIL 2019 ARCHAEOLOGY FESTIVAL: www.lincolnbookfestival.org 10am–4.20pm for the full event details. ARCHAEOLOGY CONFERENCE – Enter the impressive inflatable dome and learn about the ARCHAEOLOGICAL LINCS Big Draw history of the moon landings WEDNESDAY 29 MAY 2019 TUESDAY 22 OCTOBER 2019 10am–3.30pm and the brave astronauts who 10am–3.30pm first stepped on the moon. The Archaeology conference Once again we will follow the returns this year with the Presentations last creative theme offered by the theme of Archaeological Lincs. approximately 30 minutes. international Big Draw Event Guest speakers will discuss Booking essential. Not suitable with workshops and arts & fascinating digs both local and for children under 4. crafts activities. from abroad. Tickets: Adults £7.50, Workshops £3, Crafts £2 £25 per person, includes Concessions £6.50, Children light refreshments on arrival (5-17) £5, Family £21 and lunch. 13
The largest and most The Museum of diverse community museum Lincolnshire in Lincolnshire Life’s 50th Experience a cornucopia of yesteryear in Lincolnshire’s largest and most diverse community museum. Home to Anniversary! an authentic World War One tank. Enjoy free entry to our rich and varied social historic collection which reflects and celebrates the culture of Lincolnshire and its people from 1750 to the present. Museum Alive: The Victorians WEDNESDAY 17 APRIL 2019 10am–4pm Opening Times Accessibility Come along and meet Open daily Our full accessibility guide is Victorian characters as they go 10am–4pm last available to download from about their daily business in admissions at 3.45pm our website or by contacting our historic room-sets. Closed: 24 – 26 December, the Museum of Lincolnshire Adult: £2.50, 31 December & 1 January Life. Sorry no dogs except Child/Concession: £1, assistance dogs. Children Family Ticket: £5 under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. ARCHAEOLOGY FESTIVAL: BATTLEFIELD ARCHAEOLOGY EVENT THURSDAY 30 MAY 2019 10am–3.30pm An archaeology family day themed around WWI. Artefact handling – free Crafts £2 Contact Us Baby Bear’s The Museum of Lincolnshire Life, Burton Road, Lincoln LN1 3LY Museum Adventure WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE 2019 Tel: +44 (0)1522 782040 10am–3.30pm Email: lincolnshirelife_museum@lincolnshire.gov.uk Join us for a fun packed day for pre-schoolers. Bring along your teddy for crafts, stories and more. www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/ £2 per child (accompanying adults free) museumoflincolnshirelife
Saturday 27 – Sunday 28 July 2019 10am–4pm (Last entry 3.45pm) The museum is celebrating 50 years with a new exhibition and various activities throughout the weekend. Adult: £2.50, Child/Concession: £1, Family Ticket: £5 The 1940s Saturday 10 – Sunday 11 August 2019 10am–4pm (last entry 3.45pm) Be transported back in time to the 1940s. Adult: £2.50, Child/Concession: £1, Family Ticket: £5 Journey through time - The Victorians Family Fun Day A Victorian adventure Wednesday 23 October 2019 related family event day 10am–4pm Thursday 15 August 2019 10am–4pm (last entry 3.45pm) THURSDAY 11 April 2019 Come along and meet Victorian characters as they go Have fun taking part in our Victorian transport and about their daily business in indoor and outdoor games. engineering tour and crafts. our historic room-sets. Adult: £2.50, Child/ Crafts £2 Tour, £2 Adult: £2.50, Concession: £1, Family Child/Concession: £1, Ticket: £5 Victorians at Work Family Ticket: £5 Thursday 22 August 2019 Christmas Crafts 10am–4pm (last entry 3.45pm) Victorian Tearoom Saturday 30 November – Sunday Come and see the Victorians Friday 6, Saturday 7 & Sunday 1 December 2019 hard at work. 8 December 2019 10am–3pm Adult: £2.50, 10am–4pm £3 per child Child/Concession: £1, Coinciding with the Lincoln (accompanying adults free) Family Ticket: £5 Christmas Market, the museum hosts an immersive Victorians at Play Victorian experience with a Thursday 29 August 2019 period tearoom. 10am–4pm (last entry 3.45pm) Free entry into the museum Come and see the Victorians at their leisure. Adult: £2.50, Child/Concession: £1, Family Ticket: £5 15
Mutineers, Mermaids and Muskets Saturday 6 & Sunday 7 April 2019 During opening hours Meet Simpkin, a Tudor privateer. He has many tales to tell, it should be remembered, one man’s ‘privateer’ is The best preserved timber another man’s ‘pirate’. Make your own clay ships framed medieval manor lantern to take home. house in the county Free Maritime Trail A beautiful, medieval manor house set in the heart of SATURDAY 6 APRIL – the East Midlands. Gainsborough Old Hall is a grand, TUESDAY 23 APRIL 2019 late-medieval manor house built by the noble Burgh During opening hours family in the mid 15th Century. Some of the pesky sea creatures have escaped from the exhibition and gone off crawling around the hall. Opening Times Accessibility Can you count them so we can round them all up? There could March to October 2019 Our full accessibility guide is be a treat in store for you at Monday – Friday available to download from the end. 10am–5pm our website or by contacting Saturday and Sunday Gainsborough Old Hall. Admission charges apply 11am–5pm Sorry no dogs except November to February 2020 assistance dogs. Please Monday – Friday note due to the nature of 10am–4pm Gainsborough Old Hall it Saturday and Sunday is only partially accessible 11am–4pm to wheelchair users and mobility-impaired visitors. Closed 20 December 2019 until 2 January 2020 Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Toilers of the Deep SATURDAY 6 APRIL – Contact Us SATURDAY 1 JUNE 2019 Gainsborough Old Hall, During opening hours Parnell Street, An exhibition of new work by Gainsborough DN21 2NB local artist and potter Shaun Tel: +44 (0) 1522 782040 Clark inspired by ancient Email: gainsborougholdhall@lincolnshire.gov.uk mariners, exotic animals and tales of mysterious lands. Admission charges apply www.gainsborougholdhall.com
Kitchen Alive Knights in Battle Halloween Hunt SATURDAYS 11 MAY, 22 JUNE, SATURDAY 29 JUNE & SATURDAY 19 – SUNDAY 20 JULY, 10 AUGUST, 7 SEPTEMBER, SUNDAY 30 JUNE 2019 27 OCTOBER 2019 9 NOVEMBER 2019 During opening hours During opening hours 12pm–4pm Come and see the hall brought Are you brave enough to Come and see our new group to life in the War of the Roses complete this spooky trail? of medieval kitchen volunteers period. See the knights clash A prize awaits if you dare. as they bring our spectacular and the fires roasting. Free entry for every child in kitchen alive. costume when accompanied Admission charges apply Admission charges apply by a paying adult. Admission charges apply Imagination Museum SATURDAY 25 MAY 2019 Christmas Craft Fair During opening hours SATURDAY 23 & SUNDAY Multi award-winning 24 NOVEMBER 2019 choreographer Katie Green 10am–4pm will bring her newest A great opportunity to find project ‘The Imagination unique gifts. With over 40 Museum: Mayflower 400’ hand-picked, handmade craft to Gainsborough Old Hall. An Audience with Henry VIII workers within the hall in Admission charges apply SATURDAY17 & SUNDAY18 AUGUST 2019 every room, the perfect way to During opening hours kick-start the festive season. Henry’s Rose without Come and meet King Henry Entry £2.50 a Thorn VIII and listen as he tells you about his life. You will even SATURDAY 20 July - SUNDAY 1 September 2019 get the chance to ask him During opening hours questions but be wary, you don’t want to lose you head! It is the season for a royal progress, Henry VIII and his Admission charges apply new Queen Catherine Howard set off on their progress North, Beer Festival staying as guests of the Burghs THURSDAY 10 – SATURDAY at Gainsborough Old Hall. 12 OCTOBER 2019 An Audience with Unfortunately, not long after Thursday: 5pm–10.30pm she lost her head! Friday & Saturday: Father Christmas 12pm–10.30pm SATURDAY14 & SUNDAY This summer there is a trail of 15 DECEMBER 2019 roses around the hall, follow The annual CAMRA beer 11am–3pm them and complete the quiz festival in the Great Hall, with traditional ales, ciders and Sit back and listen to stories of to claim your reward. perries as well as live music on Christmases from the past and Admission charges apply enjoy finding out more about Friday and Saturday. Father Christmas himself. Free entry to beer festival Admission charges apply Admission charges apply FRIDAY FUN CLUB 10am - 3.30pm Journey with the Vikings Friday 12 April 2019 Viking Adventures Friday 9 August 2019 Fun family creative sessions Archaeology Day Tudor Adventures with something different to Friday 31 May 2019 Friday 16 August 2019 make and take away every time! Just turn up, no booking Mayflower Adventures Free entry to the event required. Storytelling sessions Friday 2 August 2019 £2 per craft will run throughout the day at 11am, 1pm and 2.30pm. 17
Admission Admission to the visitor centre, gift shop and tea bar is free. Charges apply to hangar tours Opening Times Visitor Centre Monday to Friday 10am–5pm Tea Bar Monday to Friday 10am–4pm (March to October), 11am– 3pm (November to February) Accessibility Our full accessibility guide is available to download from our website or by contacting the visitor centre. Sorry no Home of the RAF Battle of Britain dogs except assistance dogs. The site is fully accessible Memorial Flight at RAF Coningsby for manual wheelchairs A unique partnership between Lincolnshire County Council (motorised mobility and the Royal Air Force provides visitors with a gateway to wheelchairs are accepted but the home of the RAF Battle of Britain Memorial Flight at can only be used in manual RAF Coningsby. BBMF contains six Spitfires, two Hurricanes, mode in the hangar). a Douglas Dakota and PA474, the world famous Avro Lancaster. Access to view the iconic aircraft of the RAF BBMF is by guided tour only. Please see our website for tour times. Security notice: The Battle of Britain Memorial Contact Us Flight visitor centre and the RAF hangar are located Battle of Britain Memorial within the boundaries of RAF Coningsby where you will Flight Visitor Centre, enter a military environment. Therefore all BAGS are Dogdyke Road, Coningsby, PROHIBITED within the RAF BBMF hangar on public tours. There are no secure storage facilities on site. Lincolnshire LN4 4SY We thank you for your cooperation. Tel: +44 (0)1522 782040 Visitors should be aware that due to display Email: bbmf@lincolnshire.gov.uk commitments one or more aircraft may be away. Please check with our customer service centre prior www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/bbmf to your visit.
Opening times Tuesday – Saturday, 10am–4pm Free access to the written Accessibility memory of the county Lincolnshire Archives is fully accessible with The Archives’ Search Room offers free access an induction loop at reception. Sorry, no dogs to the written memory of the county so is an except assistance dogs. ideal place to start your research, whether you are interested in family history, the history of your house or more academic Contact Us research. The Archives collections date Lincolnshire Archives, St Rumbold’s Street, from the 9th Century onwards and cover Lincoln LN2 5AB the historic county of Lincolnshire which Please book in advance of your visit. stretched from the Humber to the Wash. Tel: +44 (0) 1522 782040 To access the Search Room, you will need to Email: lincolnshire.archives@lincolnshire.gov.uk register for an Archives Reader Ticket. This www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/archives is issued at the Archives on proof of identity (permanent address and signature). There is www.lincstothepast.com no charge for the Reader Ticket. Hire Us Weddings Hire You have the choice of three iconic heritage Whether you are looking to host a conference venues in the heart of Lincolnshire. Immerse or a celebration we have a range of different yourself in the magnificent history of Lincoln spaces available to hire, from a 115 seat Castle, the alluring charm of Gainsborough auditorium at The Collection to meeting Old Hall or the classic elegance of The Usher rooms in historic Lincoln Castle. Gallery. Each one is available on a dry-hire basis, allowing you to design your idyllic day For more information e-mail with one of Lincolnshire’s most unique venues heritagehire@lincolnshire.gov.uk as your backdrop. or contact the heritage site directly 19
SUPPORT US There are lots of ways that you can support the work of the Heritage Service ensuring that our sites and collections are available for generations to come. By purchasing a ticket, paying what you decide or making a donation, your money will be reinvested back into the work of the service. We are grateful for the support of the 500,000 visitors that we have received over the past year. VOLUNTEER WITH US Interested in Heritage? Thought about Volunteering? We have some fantastic opportunities for Sounds exciting? Want to volunteer? If you are people to get involved in volunteering 16 or over and want to be part of our award with Lincolnshire’s Heritage Service. These winning team, we would love to hear from you. opportunities allow you to get involved in If no suitable opportunity is available you should something you enjoy, meet new friends, visit your local volunteer centre who will be able gain experience and provide a real feeling of to point you in the direction of other voluntary supporting your community. opportunities. Our vibrant volunteering teams really are at the heart of all we do. Whether it’s talking to the Further details and application forms are public or maybe something more behind the available on the Lincolnshire County Council scenes, there are often a variety of opportunities website www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/volunteering available. Please note that the majority of these or contact the heritage site directly opportunities are located at our heritage sites within Lincoln, Gainsborough or Coningsby. Grimsby Find US For detailed directions to visit any of our Gainsborough heritage sites please visit the websites below: Mablethorpe Gainsborough Old Hall www.gainsborougholdhall.com Lincolnshire Archives Lincoln www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/archives Skegness Coningsby The Collection / Usher Gallery www.thecollectionmuseum.com SLEAFORD Battle of Britain Memorial Flight Boston www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/bbmf Grantham Lincoln Castle www.lincolncastle.com Holbeach Museum of Lincolnshire Life www.lincolnshire.gov.uk/ museumoflincolnshirelife
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