The organisation formally known as LPAC will be re-launched under a new name after a consultation which saw 260 students, staff and audience members co-design a new organisational vision and a plan for transformation in four key areas: People, Perception, Programme and Place.

This spring, we present In Their Words, a season celebrating the voices, experiences, and creativity of women shaping our world. With original commissions, artworks, and performances, the programme highlights resilience, imagination, and connection in women’s stories.

In this 3–4 minute read, we celebrate the Prescribing Change conference, share key insights on youth-led social prescribing in Lincolnshire, and outline how you can help shape the next phase of creative health initiatives.

Lincoln Arts Centre is calling on the public to help 1,000 children experience live arts for free this Autumn and for a limited time, every donation will be doubled. A local charitable foundation will match donations up to £5,000, instantly doubling the impact of every gift.

Thousands of community-contributed images will form a striking new digital artwork commemorating 80 years since the end of World War II, to be unveiled in Lincoln this November.

Poetry, podcasts, fiction, and family fun all feature in the newly released programme for Lincoln Book Festival 2025, which runs from 2–5 October at venues across the historic city of Lincoln.

Artist required to create bold, public artwork as part of VE Day 80 commemorations.

This autumn, we present The Art of Becoming, a season that explores the many stages of life: finding your voice, growing up, growing older, and discovering who you are along the way.

As part of our Summer of Musicals season and Launch Fest 2025, students at the University of Lincoln brought Bikini Bottom to life with Nickelodeon’s The Spongebob Musical.

This years theme: heroes and villains!

Lincoln Arts Centre is thrilled to unveil a brand-new addition to its programme: Lincoln Arts Family Fun Fest or LAFFF! Taking place on July 25 and designed with children and families in mind, this celebration of creativity, imagination and play is your go-to destination for joyful, high-quality experiences that won’t break the bank.

Lincoln Arts Centre secures funding to create VE & VJ Day community project celebrating Our Freedom: Then and Now.

This year set off with our 'Home Is Where The Art Is - Spring 2025' season.