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Lincoln Performing Arts Centre Moves Online

With the UK currently under Lockdown Lincoln Performing Arts Centre has been been thinking how best we can continue to operate as an arts centre in a virtual space and has begun to publish a special e-newsletter as a starting point for bringing together ideas of how we can stay creative as a community.

Inside you’ll find video performance, project updates, and tips on the best culture to view online and where. So if you have a spare few minutes and find yourself looking for something to read in your inbox then we hope our Creative Lockdown Newsletter is a useful diversion.

To receive the newsletter visit our mailing list sign up page here.

  • Published:
    Thu 2nd Apr 2020
  • Posted by:
    Holly Cox

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