The latest news from the city.
Live at Lincoln Castle has added Robert Plant and Courteeners to its 2027 summer concert series, with Plant playing on 24 June and Courteeners on 11 June. The full 14-night line-up is now taking shape, and tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday.
The Lincoln Imporium on Steep Hill combines handcrafted imp gifts with a self-guided trail and creative workshops. This guide covers its products, prices, opening hours and connection to Lincoln’s medieval imp legend.
Lincoln Ice Adventure returns on 5 and 6 December, 11am to 5pm, with 14 hand-carved ice sculptures on a free trail from the lower High Street to the Bailgate. Includes a live carving demo, a new lantern parade and a children's design competition.
A look back at the Great Exhibition 2026, the free, family-friendly event held at the Lincolnshire Showground on 21 October, with its robots, ag-tech and international visitors.
Flying Tiger Copenhagen is a Danish stationery and lifestyle shop in Lincoln's Cornhill Quarter. It sells decorations, crafts, kitchenware, office supplies, toys and more, with prices from under £3 to over £15. Customers praise the layout, staff and prices, though some find it maze-like and a few items overpriced.
Lincoln Cathedral hosts a candlelit opera concert on Saturday 31 October 2026, with arias and overtures by Rossini, Puccini, Verdi, Bizet and Mozart. The evening features four soloists and starts at 7.30pm, with tickets from £27.80 to £76.55.
The Louth Victorian Christmas Market returns on Sunday 29 November 2026 at the Grade II listed Louth Cornmarket, with costumed stalls, handmade crafts and Lincolnshire treats. A look at the event, the town and how to get in touch.
A guide to the National Trust's 2026 Christmas programmes across Lincolnshire, with Belton Estate's new light trail, Grantham House's market and circus, and Gunby Hall's board-game-themed decorations.
Lincoln Central Library runs a free Agatha Christie display from 30 October to 19 December, part of a British Library-led network, with a programme of crime fiction events including Sophie Hannah and interactive murder mysteries.
The Great Exhibition 2026 ran on 21 October at the Epic Centre, a free showcase of Greater Lincolnshire's business and innovation. This post covers the three themes, the exhibitors and the political row over its costs and line-up.
