New Tricks - Stringing Nettles

New Tricks Adult Music Workshops

1.00 pm - 3.00 pm

Nettleham Community Hub

Want to learn an instrument, learn new skills and meet new friends? All abilities welcome at these friendly sessions. Come along and try something different!

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Allegro Appassionato

John Prior - flute
Phil Hotham - piano

12.45 pm

Conoco Room, Louth Library

John performed at Allegro Appassionato's earliest concerts and made his very6 welcome returnperformance last year.  He will be accompanied, as he was last year, by Phil, who had a distinguished career in shcoolsand in church music

Entrance by donation
Refreshments served from 1145 am

Lunchtime Organ Recital

Marc Murray

12 noon to 1.00 pm

Bailgate Methodist Church

Admission free with retiring collection

Cara Dillon

7.30 pm

Guildhall Theatre Guildhall Arts Centre St Peter’s Hill, Grantham, NG31 6PZ

This extraordinary Irish singer has been captivating audiences and achieving exceptional acclaim for over 20 years.

Alongside a selection of favourites from her previous releases Cara will be performing material from her new abum, Wanderers, which is a celebration of beautiful and moving songs recorded in an intimate setting with her husband and musical partener, Sam Lakeman

Tickets £22, £20 concessions

New Tricks - Strings & Things

New Tricks Adult Music Workshops

10.30 am - 12.30 pm

Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham

Want to learn an instrument, learn new skills and meet new friends? All abilities welcome at these friendly sessions. Come along and try something different!

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Woodhall Spa Sing It Loud!

Singing Group
New Tricks Adult Music Workshop

10.00 am - 12.00 pm

Woodhall Spa Methodist Church

Explore singing, learn new skills and meet new friends as part of this enthusiastic and friendly group.

Contact Liz on 07713 746679 or email hello@singitloud.org

New Tricks - Lincoln

Rhythm and Blues
Adult Music Workshops    

10.00 am - 12.00 pm

Lincoln Library

Performing tunes from the 1960s to today, bring along your instrument (or voice) to be part of this friendly band meeting for the joy of playing.

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Friar's Folly

Rhythm and Blues
New Tricks Adult Music Workshops   

2 pm to 4.30 pm

Blackfriar's Theatre & Arts Centre, Boston

Performing tunes from the 1960s to today, bring along your instrument, or voice, to be part of the friendly band meeting for the joy of playing.

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

St. Katherine’s Cathedral Music Department

Lunchtime Recital

Justyna Posluszna - St. Giles Church, Lincoln

1.00 pm

St. Katherine’s Cathedral, Colegrave Street, Lincoln LN5 8DW

Recital on the historic Kirtland & Jardine Grand Organ

Admission is free with a retiring collection

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

The Stevie Smith Trio with Xhosa Cole

5.00 pm

The Zing Cafe/Bar at LPAC, Lincoln LN6 7TS

Saxophonist Xhosa Cole was the worthy winner of the prestigious BBC Young Jazz Musician of the Year in 2018 and, as a result, he is in high demand. He joins the ever popular Zing Bar drumming legend Stevie Smith with Thom Whitworth - guitar and Angus Milne - d.bass to get the Jazz Week rolling

Free event

Nebula Music Festival

University of Lincoln Music Department

See website

Nebula Music Festival is a space themed celebration of the Lincolnshire music scene. Based in Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, the festival will be host to a huge range of events including; rock and metal bands, interactive musical workshops, a 90s DJ set, acoustic acts, choirs and more! With so much on offer and so many of these events free of charge, there’s something for everyone. For more information, visit www.nebulafestival.com

Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque Music

Sixteen Eighty Five

12 noon

Lincoln Drill Hall Café Bar

Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque music for recorders, baroque flute, with and without harpsichord

Admission free, cafe bar refreshments available

Grab's Big Band Bash 3

7.30 pm

Guildhall Theatre, Guildhall Arts Centre, St Peter’s Hill, Grantham, NG31 6PZ

Started as a community project in 2012, Grab was formed by accomplished amateur musicians in the Grantham area. Led by local jazz saxophonist, Pete Storey, Grab has grown into a 20 piece swing band performing classic hits by Count Basie, Frank Sinatra, Buddy Rich and many more.  With a vocalist and a wide repetoire the band plays to sell-out audiences and is in high demand.  With Grab you can be assured of a great show and a foot-tapping evenings entertainment

Tickets £10

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

The New York Brass Band

8.00 pm

The Blue Room, Lincoln LN1 3BU

Be blown away by the exuberance of this popular and classy band at the forefront of the funky jazz brass revolution sweeping the UK. This septet packs a powerful punch playing music that gets people on their feet, making the audience feel part of the show.

These musicians will perform an outdoor ‘Party Set’ in Castle Square in late afternoon as a warm up to their show in the Blue Room later that evening

Tickets £14, Students/u16s £7. Online bookings: www.jazzpac.co.uk

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

‘Getz: A Musical Portrait’

The Chris Ingham Quartet

8.30 pm

Grantham Conservative Club NG31 6SN

This classy quartet interpret some highlights from the wide-ranging repertoire of the lyrical genius that was saxophonist Stan Getz. Expect to enjoy the swinging 50s, the Bossa Nova 60s and his fruitful collaborations with pianists Chick Corea, Kenny Barron and Bill Evans. Chris on keys has great support from Mark Crooks – saxophone, Arnie Somogyi – d.bass and George Double – drums

Tickets £14,

Spring Festival

10.00 start

 Kirton in Lindsey

A Lincolnshire celebration in music, dance and song

The month of May was a time for celebration.  Come and join us for some traditional family fun and hear the sounds of Spring past.  We have a whole day of activities with, we hope, something to appeal to everyone.  Lots going on for all the family...free live music and dance, meet members of your community, welcome in the lighter nights and warmer weather as Summer approaches.

Concert - This Merry Pleasant Spring; Medieval/Renaissance music; Singaround/musicians sessions; The Premiere of 'A Lincolnshire Spring'; Dressing and Blessing the Pump; Free live music in the pubs; Morris dancing; Face painting; Period refreshments
Tudor dancing

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

Jazz Eucharist

The Chris Ingham Quartet
The Choir of Lincoln Cathedral

10.30 am

St Hugh’s Choir, Lincoln Cathedral

Lincolnshire Jazz Week first collaborated with the Cathedral and introduced a jazz musical element into this Morning Service in 2016 and it has been very well received ever since. Working with the Cathedral’s Musical Director, Aric Prentice, the Jazz Quartet and Choir will perform part of Will Todd’s ‘Jazz Missa Brevis’, plus some Gershwin tunes. A moving and atmospheric experience

Free event

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

‘Getz: A Musical Portrait’

The Chris Ingham Quartet 

7.30 pm

Cellar Bar, Stamford Arts Centre PE9 2DL

If you missed them in Grantham catch this highly rated Quartet in the atmospheric Cellar Bar in this beautiful South Lincolnshire town. This swinging music will be interspersed with Chris Ingham’s erudite and entertaining narration.

Tickets £10 (includes £1 off first drink voucher)

New Tricks - Spalding

Acoustic Ensemble
Adult Music Workshops

10.30 am - 12.30 pm

Venue TBA

Join an acoustic ensemble playing songs from across a range of genres and meeting for the joy of playing

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Louth Sing it Loud!

Singing Group
New Tricks Adult Music Workshops

10.00 am - 12.00 pm

Louth Riverhead Theatre

Explore singing, learn new skills and meet new friends as part of this friendly group.

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact Liz on 07713 746679 or email hello@singitloud.org

Indian Drumming Workshops

New Tricks Adult Music Workshops

6.00 pm - 8.00 pm

soundLINCS, soundHOUSE, Lincoln

Join this workshop and experience a variety of drumming methods and genres with Rajeesh.
Drums provided.

Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

New Tricks - North Hykeham

Old School Killing Machine
Adult Music Workshops

6.00 pm - 8.00 pm

Terry O’Toole Theatre, North Hykeham

Performing tunes from the 1960s to today, bring along your instrument (or voice) to be part of this friendly large band meeting for the joy of playing.

Your first session is free to attend..
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

The Rick Woolgar Trio featuring Bryan Corbett

8.00 pm

The Masons Arms, Louth LN11 9PY

This recently renovated venue and Rick’s Trio came on board Jazz Week in 2018 with a sell-out gig and there is no reason to suppose this will not happen again this year when Bryan Corbett joins one of Lincolnshire’s most talented jazz groups, comprising Rick – saxophone, Pat McCarthy – guitar and Dominic Holmes – d.bass

Tickets £10 in advance / £12 on the door

New Tricks - Sleaford

Ukulele Group
Adult Music Workshops

10.00 am - 12.00 pm

Sleaford Library

Want to learn an instrument, learn new skills and meet new friends? All abilities welcome at these friendly sessions.

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Boston Community Choir

Boston Community Choir
New Tricks Adult Music Workshops

7.15 pm - 8.15 pm

St Botolph’s Church, Boston

Explore singing, learn new skills and meet new friends as part of this friendly group.

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact Anthony on 01205 310929 or music@parishofboston.co.uk

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

The Bryan Corbett Quartet

8.00 pm

The Blue Room, Lincoln LN1 3BU

Bryan is one of the chosen few. Class, pure class, plays from the heart, every note has a reason to live’. We can’t attribute these words to anyone in particular, but they brilliantly describe Bryan’s trumpet playing which is also acknowledged by the host of world renowned artists he has performed and recorded with. Al Gurr – keys, Neil Bullock – drums and Ben Markland – bass give great support to a performance of straight ahead, reworked standards and original material to satisfy all jazz lovers.

Tickets £14, Students/u16s £7.Online bookings: www.jazzpac.co.uk

New Tricks - Grimsby

Ukulele Group
Adult Music Workshops

7.00 pm - 9.00 pm

The Wheatsheaf Pub, Grimsby

Come and join this friendly group for all abilities, learning ukulele versions of hits from across the decades.

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Lincolnshire International Chamber Music Festival

Rae Todd - clarinet
Edward Wellman - piano

1.00 pm concert; 2.15 pm  lunchtime extra

 The Drill Hall. Lincoln

Hull-based clarinettist Rae Todd is joined by Lincoln’s Edward Wellman to perform music for clarinet and piano, including the dramatic artistry of Bernhard Henrik Crusell’s Second Clarinet Concerto (1808).

The venue is The Blue Room and tickets must be purchased from Lincoln Performing Arts Centre
Prices: £8 (on the door); £7 (in advance); £3 (students & under 16s) • Lunchtime Extra events are FREE

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

The Geoff Gascoyne Quartet and Dennis Rollins MBE

8.00 pm

The Blue Room, Lincoln LN1 3BU

It is a real privilege to be able attract this incredible line-up of jazz stars to Lincoln for tonight’s performance. Geoff leads on d.bass, Alan Barnes – saxophones, Tom Cawley – keys, Sebastiaan De Krom – drums and Dennis Rollins MBE – trombone. Need we say more than that you can expect a very special evening from the premier division of UK jazz.

Tickets £14, Students/u16s £7.Online bookings: www.jazzpac.co.uk

Allegro Appassionato

Gill & David Parker - voice & piano

12.45 pm

Conoco Room, Louth Library

Gill and David met as undergraduates in Oxford while singing in the Tallis Scholars and they still share a rich musical life together.  They are closelyinvolved with Louth Choral Society. Gill as vocal coach and David as pianist.  Gill is accompanist for the Metidian Singers Ladies Choir and David is assistant conductor for Grimsby Bach Choir

Entrance by donation
Refreshments served from 1145 am

Byrd meets Bird

Cathedral Choir

7.30 pm

Chapter House, Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Cathedral Choir sing the music of William Byrd combined with a jazz quartet playing the music of Charlie ‘Bird’ Parker

Visit www.lincolncathedral.com or phone 01522 504 394

Lincoln Jazz Week Friday 3rd May to Friday 10th May

Fever

Jo Harrop
Tony Kofi

7.30 pm

Terry O’Toole Theatre, N. Hykeham LN6 9AX

Jo Harrop sings Peggy Lee’ Featuring Tony Kofi

Duke Ellington called sultry songstress Peggy Lee ‘The Queen’. She was one of the great figures of jazz, her career spanning six decades. This is a narrated show created by pianist Alex Webb with Jo Harrop, described by Bebop Spoken Here as ‘....a singing sensation....her voice is amazing.... this lissom lady is a class act’, fronting a quartet featuring the great saxophonist Tony Kofi.

Tickets £14, concessions £12, u18s £7.50

Tina May with The Andrew Wood Trio

8.00 pm

 Guildhall Arts Centre, Grantham NG31 6PZ

Tina May has an international reputation as a jazz singer and has appeared with leading musicians across the world. Many consider her to be the most expressive and technically gifted jazz singer on the UK scene. She also has a natural and highly engaging stage presence. Tina is supported by the dynamic jazz piano trio led by Andrew Wood and based in the East Midlands. The music of George Gershwin will be a major feature of the performance.

Tickets £12 / concessions £10

King for a Day

8.00 pm

South Holland Centre, Spalding PE11 1SS

The Nat King Cole Story

This is a brand new concert from the acclaimed jazz vocalist Atila and his stellar group of musicians celebrating one of the defining voices of the Twentieth Century: Nat King Cole. Featuring world-class music, narration and archive images, this entertaining show takes a fresh look at a golden era of music that earned him a place in the history of American music.

Tickets £ 17.50

St. Katherine’s Cathedral Music Department

Lunchtime Recital

Dr. Marc B. Barker-Naylor - Organist & Master of the Choir, St. Katherine’s Cathedral

1.00 pm

St. Katherine’s Cathedral, Colegrave Street, Lincoln LN5 8DW

Recital on the historic Kirtland & Jardine Grand Organ

Admission is free with a retiring collection

‘Funky Organ’

8.30 pm

Bar 67, Lincoln Hotel, Lincoln LN2 1PN

The Nat King Cole Story

By general consent Lincoln’s leading jazz combo showcasing Thom Whitworth’s brilliant musicianship backed by the drumming talents of Stevie Smith with Paul Deats on organ and the electric bass of Dave Shields. This is full-on jazz-funk including compositions from Jimmy Smith to Bob Reynolds.

Free event

The Suzanne Mellard Quartet

8.00 pm

Caffe Portico, The Terrace, Lincoln LN2 1BD

Suzanne is one of the best kept secrets on the UK jazz scene. She has a unique voice and cites Sarah Vaughan, Mark Murphy and Betty Carter as influences. She brings a fresh and dynamic approach to standards and jazz classics. Caffe Portico provides a very hospitable dining/cabaret atmosphere for the evening’s musical delights.

Tickets £8.50

West Lindsey Churches Festival

Sixteen Eighty Five

10.15 am Holy Trinity, Messingham
2.00 pm  St Genewys,Scotton

Full details: www.churchesfestival.info/Saturday

Sixteen Eighty Five plays a mix of music from medieval to classical times on a variety of familiar and strange period instruments

Helen Mason, from sixteen Eighty Five, plays solo at St Genewys

Entry is free and there will be refreshments!

The Musicians of the Dreaming Spires

Celia Redgate- flute
Christopher Redgate – oboe
Helen Pitstow – violin
David Lewis – viola
Coral Lancaster - cello

6.30 pm

 Langton Church, Langton-by-Spilsby, PE23 4PU

As the name suggests the Musicians of the Dreaming Spires, formed in 2008, is an ensemble of professional players based in Oxford. All the musicians perform as soloists, in chamber music and with the major orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra plus the English and Welsh National Operas.  The performers have broadcast on BBC Radio Three and appear on numerous CDs.

This evening's concert will be given by the Musicians' core quintet of flute, oboe, violin, viola and cello.  Other instruments are sometimes added enabling the ensemble to present rich and varied programmes.

The concert will be followed by canapés and drinks served in the candlelit church.

Suggested donations: £17 for pre-ordered places or £19 on the door.
Cheques in favour of Langton with Sutterby PCC:
BACS payment is available - please email info@douglases.net for account details

Joseph and the Amazing Techicolour Dream Coat

North Hykeham & District Choral Society

7.30 pm

 Terry O'Toole Theatre. Lincoln

The choir that brought you “Lest We Forget” returns to Terry O'Toole Theatre with a concert performance of the music from the ever-popular Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat” Hear Tim Rice’s well known lyrics and Lloyd Webbers music in a stupendous evening of entertainment

Tickets Adult £10 Accompanied children £7

Elijah

Lincoln Choral Society
Hull Choral Union
Lincolnshire Chamber Orchestra
Mark Wilde - conductor
Felix Kemp - baritone 

7.30 pm

 Lincoln Cathedral

Lincoln Choral Society, joined by Hull Choral Union, perform Felix Mendelssohn's masterpiece in Lincoln Cathedral, one of the greatest choral works of the 19th Century.

The choirs will be accompanied by the Lincolnshire Chamber Orchestra and conducted by Mark Wilde, Musical Director of Lincoln Choral Society.

The oratorio, which depicts events in the life of the Biblical prophet Elijah, taken from the books 1 Kings and 2 Kings of the Old Testament., was first performed on 26th August 1846 at Birmingham Town Hall in its English version, conducted by the composer. It was immediately acclaimed as a classic of the genre and went on to be performed in front of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert themselves.

Mendelssohn’s music is full of wonderful melodies and passion. He was inspired by the great oratorios of Handel and Bach which gives his music a strong narrative thrust that sweeps us along in the drama of the work.

Eternal Light

Grimsby Philharmonic Society
Lindsey Chamber Orchestra

7.30 pm

Grimsby Central Hall

Tickets: £15, £12, £10 from the Grimsby Central Hall Box Office 01472 355025
open Weds - Sat 10.30am - 2.30pm

Sleaford Choral in Concert

7.30 pm

All Saints, Ruskington

Fundraising Concert for Ruskington All Saints Parish Church with a varied selection of music and song

Tickets on the door

‘Evolution’

Market Rasen & District Choral Society

7.30 pm

Market Rasen Methodist Church

- A journey through time with the great composers - famous Choral Music from Tallis to Karl Jenkins

Tickets £10.00 available on the door - Accompanied children under 16 Free
Advance tickets from The Gift Horse, Market Rasen or The Post Office Caistor or Telephone 01507 600961

West Lindsey Churches Festival

Sixteen Eighty Five

2.00 pm 

St Alkmund, Blyborough

Sixteen Eighty Five plays a mix of music from medieval to classical times on a variety of familiar and strange period instruments

Entry is free and there will be refreshments!

Musical  Mystery  Tour

Scunthorpe Gilbert and Sullivan Society

7.30 pm

The Plowright Theatre,  Scunthorpe, N Lincolnshire

Come and join us on a worldwide tour: from South Pacific via the exotic East, from Paris and Vienna to the West side of New York, we offer a compendium of well-known songs and musical numbers. So pack this date into your suitcase now, and book your tickets

All tickets: £8 (booking fees apply) Box Office: 0844 854 2776
www.scunthorpetheatres.co.uk

New Tricks - Mablethorpe

Instrumental Group
Adult Music Workshops

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm

Venue alternates weekly between The Coastal Centre (4th & 18tht) and Mablethorpe Library (11h &25h) 

Want to play an instrument, learn new skills and meet new friends? No matter your instrument or ability, come along!

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Sentimental Journey

2.00 pm

Bourne Corn Exchange

Neil Sands Productions

Join Neil Sands for his biggest ever matinee show as he takes you for a Sentimental Journey back through The fabulous 40’s, The Rocking 50’s, The Swinging 60’s and The Sensational 70’s

Tickets £11  £10 conc

Sentimental Journey

2.00 pm

Guildhall Theatre, Guildhall Arts Centre, St Peter’s Hill, Grantham, NG31 6PZ

Neil Sands Productions

Join Neil Sands for his biggest ever matinee show as he takes you for a Sentimental Journey back through The fabulous 40’s, The Rocking 50’s, The Swinging 60’s and The Sensational 70’s

Tickets £12  £11 conc

Allegro Appassionato

Fourum - male voices

12.45 pm

Conoco Room, Louth Library

This Scunthorpe based quartet has been enertaining audiences for more than 20 years both in the UK ans the USA.  We are delighted to welcome them back to sing a variety of songs from their repetoire

Entrance by donation
Refreshments served from 1145 am

Counterfeit 60s

7.30 pm

Guildhall Theatre, Guildhall Arts Centre, St Peter’s Hill, Grantham, NG31 6PZ

Relive the sounds of the swinging sixties, as Britain's No. 1 tribute show brings alive the magic of the sixties

Tickets £18  £17 conc

St. Katherine’s Cathedral Music Department

Lunchtime Recital

Sally Cookson - flute
Marc B. Barker-Naylor - oboe d’amore

1.00 pm

St. Katherine’s Cathedral, Colegrave Street, Lincoln LN5 8DW

Recital by the Aulos Duo,music of Composers: Devienne, Mozart & Ozi

Admission is free with a retiring collection

New Tricks - Nettleham

Instrumental Group
Adult Music Workshops

1.00 pm - 3.00 pm

Nettleham Community Hub

Want to learn an instrument, learn new skills and meet new friends? All abilities welcome at these friendly sessions. Come along and try something different!

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Broadway to the West End

City of Lincoln Male Voice Choir

7.30 pm

Terry O’Toole Theatre, North Hykeham

Travel down memory lane with the City of Lincoln Male Voice Choir as they bring you songs from your favourite shows including, Cabaret, Oliver, Les Misérables, Abba Forever, Cats, Sweet Charity and Carousel

Tickets £10; Concessions £9; U16s £7.50
Box Office 01522 883311 www.terryotooletheatre.org.uk

Jazz at the Friars

The DC Quartet

7.30 pm

Blackfriars Arts Centre, Boston

Introducing our new “Jazz at the Friars” events.  The DC Quartet bring you a varied selection of popular songs and tunes by Sinatra, L Armstrong and Buble to name but a few

Tickets £10.50 Tel: Box Office  01205 363108

Hymnathon

12 noon start

Nottingham cathedral

Join us for an afternoon of non-stop hymn singing in the beautiful setting of Nottingham’s Pugin-designed Cathedral Church of St Barnabas, which celebrates its 175th Anniversary this year.

Singers from all over the city and wider Diocese will gather to sing some of your favourite hymns alongside our Cathedral Choirs. The event will culminate in our celebratory Gala Concert at 7.45pm (due to finish at 9.30pm).

Entry is free

West Lindsey Churches Festival

Sixteen Eighty Five

2.30 pm 

Holy Trinity, Swallow

Sixteen Eighty Five plays a mix of music from medieval to classical times on a variety of familiar and strange period instruments

Entry is free and there will be refreshments!

Organ Recital

Colin Walsh

7.00 pm

Lincoln Cathedral

Tickets £8.50 including a drink on arrival

Visit www.lincolncathedral.com or phone 01522 504 394

The Orpheus Male Voice Choir

Tonna, South Wales

7.00 pm

Tonna

The Orpheus Male Voice Choir perform in Tonna at the invitation of The Tonna Male Voice Choir.

Jephtha

Grantham Choral Society
Philip Robinson - conductor
Richard Roddis - ­Jeptha
Anabelle Pepper – Storgè
Aimee Presswood – Iphis
Keith Pun – Hamor
Jake Muffett – Zebul
Susan Jolly - Angel

7.00 pm

St Wulfram's Church, Grantham

Grantham Choral Society, under their conductor Philip Robinson, will be performing Handel’s final oratorio, Jephtha

Tickets £15 under 16 free
a bar available from 6pm

Southwell Minster Concert

Nottingham Harmonic Choir

7.30 pm

Southwell Minster

The enduring appeal of Fauré's requiem lies in the composer's wondrous gift for melody and his decision to create a work which provides comfort and solace rather than depicting death and destruction. This sublime masterpiece is perfectly suited to the gorgeous surroundings of Southwell Minster. Contrasting with the Fauré will be Janácek's atmospheric setting of the Lord's Prayer, and Leonard Bernstein's jazzy Chichester Psalms.

Tickets: £14 - £17  Concessions and group discounts available.  Students £5.00  Children FREE with accompanying paying adult.

A Summer Evening

Lindum Ladies’ Choir
Nick Perry - musical director
Anne Osborne - accompanist

7.30 pm

Holy Cross Church

Varied programme to suit all tastes.

Tickets £7 including light refreshments

Strictly Airs and Dances

Grimsby Symphony Orchestra
Susan Grant - conductor
Martin Priestley - leader
Michael Matthews - guitar soloist

7.30 pm

Central Hall , Duncombe St Grimsby DN32 7EG

Michael Matthews is a flamboyant and expressive guitarist who brings a new identity to the traditional repertoire.  He has studied with the distinguished and unorthodox teacher and performer, Rob Johns. Michael achieved a distinction in performance in his first class honours degree in 2016.  In 2018 he was chosen by the Tillett Trust to give recitals across the UK for the 2018/9 season.

The Grimsby Symphony Orchestra is delighted to welcome him as soloist in ‘Fantasia para un Gentilhombre’ by Rodrigo. This piece featured in his solo recital at  St James’s Church Picadilly and his debut appearance at the Wigmnore Hall.

Tickets are available from the box office - telephone 01472 355025
Front circle £12, Back Circle £10. Students half price.

West Lindsey Churches Festival

Sixteen Eighty Five

11.00 am 

St Thomas the Apostle, Legsby

Jane Stubbs and Helen Mason fromSixteen Eighty Five play early music duets on their range of period instruments

Entry is free and there will be refreshments!

Charity Concert

The East Midlands Recorder Orchestra 

4.00 pm 

Fernwood Village Hall, Rubys Avenue, Fernwood NG24 3RS

Admission is free but there will be a retiring collection and refreshments to raise money for Beaumond House Community Hospice, Newark
For further information contact Sheila Richards https://sheilarichardsmusic.com/ensembles/east-midlands-recorder-orchestra/

Spring Concert 

Louth Chamber Choir
Lincolnshire Chamber Players

7.30 pm

St James’s Church, Louth

Plus anthems by Edgar Bainton, Ernest Bullock,Imogen Holst, Liz Johnson, Charles Wood
And music for string orchestra by Maddalena Casulana & Joan Trimble

Admission by programme:  £10 at the door.no concessions;  accompanied children free.

New Tricks - Mablethorpe

Instrumental Group
Adult Music Workshops

2.00 pm - 4.00 pm

Venue alternates weekly between The Coastal Centre (4th & 18tht) and Mablethorpe Library (11h &25h) 

Want to play an instrument, learn new skills and meet new friends? No matter your instrument or ability, come along!

Your first session is free to attend.
Contact soundLINCS on 01522 510073 or info@soundlincs.org

Allegro Appassionato

Ivor Pickard

12.45 pm

Conoco Room, Louth Library

Ivor Pickard sings and plays a wide variety of material, ranging from traditionsl folk songs, blues and ragtime to contemporary and self-penned material, accvompaning himself on six-string guitar and five string banjo.  Ivor plays regularly at the Louth Folk Club and elsewhere in Lincolnshire

Entrance by donation
Refreshments served from 1145 am

St. Katherine’s Cathedral Music Department

Lunchtime Recital

Dr. Marc B. Barker-Naylor - Organist & Master of the Choir, St. Katherine’s Cathedral

1.00 pm

St. Katherine’s Cathedral, Colegrave Street, Lincoln LN5 8DW

Recital on the historic Kirtland & Jardine Grand Organ

Admission is free with a retiring collection

Allegro Appassionato

BellApple Boys - folk duo

Dick Appleton and Paul Bellamy

12.45 pm

Conoco Room, Louth Library

Singer/song writer/multi-instrumentalist Dick and fiddle and guitar-playing singer and story teller Paul will be performng a number of Dick's songs as well as the odd traditional ditty.  When not performing together Dick often appears as blues singer/musician Soft Shoe Sam and Paul plays fiddle with the Little Band

Entrance by donation
Refreshments served from 1145 am

The Wiz

Blackfriars Theatre Academy

7.30 pm

Blackfriars Arts Centre, Boston

The Wiz a beautiful little story of self-belief and one that resonated for over a hundred years

Tickets £11 Full, £10 Conc, £38 Family
Tel: Box Office  01205 363108

St. Katherine’s Cathedral Music Department

Lunchtime Recital

Jonathan Rider - saxophone

1.00 pm

St. Katherine’s Cathedral, Colegrave Street, Lincoln LN5 8DW

Recital by saxophonist Jonathan Rider

Admission is free with a retiring collection

Bootleg Bee Gees

8.00 pm

Bourne Corn Exchange

London based Bee Gees tribute act with over 20 years experience in UK, Europe and around the world. All the greatest hits performed, including Saturday Night Fever classics such as Stayin' Alive, Night Fever, Jive Talkin' and You Should Be Dancing, plus Sixties classics such as Massachusetts and Words

Tickets £14