Greater Lincolnshire Unites Behind £324,000 Investment to Create the Next Generation of Creative Talent
Arts Council England and local partners back ambitious county-wide collaboration to grow skills, jobs and opportunities.
Lincoln Arts Centre is closed and will reopen on August 17 8.30am-4pm or one hour before events. If you need to get in touch with us before then, please email us at enquiries@lincolnartscentre.co.uk or use the Get In Touch form.
Celebrate the joy of reading for pleasure at Lincoln’s ‘Big Read’.
As part of the National Year of Reading’s Go All In initiative, we’ll be joined by story producer and author Olivia Ford, whose debut novel was longlisted for the 2021 Women’s Prize Trust’s Discoveries Prize. Jenny Quinn’s Rise to Fame, which swiftly became a Sunday Times bestseller, is a nostalgic, food-infused tale of identity, legacy, and lifelong love, largely inspired by Ford’s own grandparents who have been married for over 60 years. Olivia will be interviewed by writer and book club host Aimee Horton.
£12 Full Price // £10 Live Pass
Doors open 30 mins prior to event start time.
Join three award-winning authors in conversation with Dr Tim Rideout about what drives their storytelling, from the strength and struggles of the Windrush generation, to the lifelong bonds forged in the classroom.
Join Writer, Illustrator, and Doodling Poet Chris White for a Daft Doodling Session!
Join historical fiction storyteller and author Rachel Elwiss Joyce as she talks about Lady of Lincoln and its newly published sequel in her series inspired by the remarkable true story of Nicola de la Haye—the first female sheriff of England, who defended Lincoln Castle against a French invasion.
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