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.

Fresh off the announcement of their Routes In Roles, Lincoln Arts Centre continues to make strides in artist development and support. Announcing its largest direct investment into artists and Lincoln-made creative projects in the organisation’s history.

We’ve only just began to recover after a crazy weekend at Lincoln Arts Centre that was jam-packed with arts, crafts, workshops, talks, performances & participation. We can’t believe how many lovely faces we saw walk through our doors! It was truly a weekend to remember, so let’s look back at all the wonderful stuff we got up to.

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The University of Lincoln, UK, is to join esteemed company all over the country by joining.

Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, owned and operated by University of Lincoln, has received a grant of £71,600 from the Government’s £1. 57 billion Culture Recovery Fund to help the organisation recover and reopen.

Make your own The Snow Hare in Winter Decorations and see them featured in the show! Lincoln Performing Arts Centre (LPAC), in collaboration with Under the Bed Theatre, are inviting families to get involved with festive craft-making activities and to see their creations become a part of this year’s Christmas show for younger audiences, The Snow Hare in Winter. Themed around the characters and imagery of The Snow Hare in Winter the crafted decoration ideas are made using both recycled and arts and crafts materials, including cork baubles, cardboard tubes and washed-out tin cans to create baubles, bright-eyed owl lamps and tin lanterns.

Tickets: £10 per household // £20 to double it with a donation. Link active for three days from selected event date.