We are thrilled to spotlight Burcu, the Researcher in Residence at Lincoln Arts Centre and the Barbican Creative Hub.

You may (or, also entirely likely, may not) have heard about a robust process. Now we want to shout about it and help artists make the most of the opportunity.

The University of Lincoln, having signed a partnership agreement to support Lincoln Book Festival to grow and sustain into the future, is proud to announce the appointment of Amy Magnone as the new Lincoln Book Festival Director for 2024.  

Two years on from Perma-Crisis being named word of the year, living on planet earth feels fraught. There is rapid technological, ecological and environmental change, within the context of an information age assault on the senses.  

Lincoln artists are throwing open the doors to their studios for an exclusive look into their creative process and ongoing projects, accompanied by interactive activities suitable for all ages.

Lincoln Arts Centre announce the four Associate Companies and six Innovate Artists benefitting from the biggest support offering for early and mid-career artists in its history.

We've hidden 6 coins in 17 libraries across Lincolnshire, and if you find them you're in with a chance to win two FREE tickets to A Christmas Carol!

It's the 12th anniversary of International Festival of Digital Culture: Frequency. Which can only mean that Lincoln’s famous sites and cobbled streets will be transformed by innovative and immersive digital experiences as global and local artists takeover the city.

University of Lincoln, via Lincoln Arts Centre sign partnership agreement to support Lincoln Book Festival to grow and sustain into the future.

Following on from our very first, sold out, Demo in April, we’re looking for contemporary performance and visual artists of any discipline to submit their short performances or sharing’s ahead of the next three Demo nights.

We're introducing Lincoln Arts Centre’s Autumn Programme.