For this year’s @HorncastleWW @windowwander we’re projecting William Lindley’s colourful animated film ‘HorseFair’ commissioned by Sessions Arts for Horncastle Horse Fair at the @SirJosephBanks Centre
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Paper maps for Horncastle @windowwander 2024 have arrived! Pick yours up free at the Library, @SirJosephBanks Centre, Co-op (Conging Street), Just One More Bike, Fletcher & Hughes, The Big Chair Company and Horncastle Hobby House
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We’re excited to be holding a free workshop with local artist @JoannaPass at Horncastle Library! Come and help us make a community window after school on Thursday 28th November 3:30-5:30pm. Thanks to @EastMerciaRT for supporting this event as part of their #UKSPF funded project
MYSTERY! Do you recognise people in these photos? They are from a collection of papers found under some items donated to a charity shop in Horncastle. They include Austrian papers from 1945 belonging a lady named Aloisia Heidenkummer as well as newspapers from the Bracknell area
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Only 1 month to go! The map is filling up but we need your help to light up Horncastle and create a magical outdoor trail✨ It’s free to sign up 👇
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Nice to finally see a #Sunset to round of the week 🌅 in #Horncastle
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Nature Calling Poetry and Drawing Online Workshop 15 November 2024 6.30 – 7.50pm A free online workshop exploring how to use drawing exercises to get into the flow for writing poetry. Book a place today! bit.ly/NatureCallingLW
#naturecalling @SOFestival
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A new Witchcraft themed exhibition opens in Lincoln Castles' Magna Carta vault.
Interestingly, @Northlincmuseum has at least one Witch Ball on permanent display. They are fascinating and much under-studied items.
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Many years later when the old Night Rider lay dieing in his bedroom in a cottage long since demolished amidst the heather on Kirkby Moor, there was such an awful noise as no one had ever heard. His family fled the house in terror!
To hide their shame his family filled the coffin with stones so that no one would realise what had happened. But on their way to the church they quarrelled - for they were as bad tempered as their father - and the coffin fell and broke open and the truth was discovered.
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A very successful & enjoyable Battle of Winceby Civil War Day! Talk & Walk c/o the Battlefield Trust followed by talks and cakes at Old Bolingbroke then a guided tour of Bolingbroke Church. Grateful thanks to all involved. See more on our Facebook page.
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This lovely old Horncastle cottage in Dog Kennel Yard was really buzzing! 🐝 You can sign up to decorate a window this year 5th-8th December here👇
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Tuesday October 8th 2024 is our first lunchtime Sandwich Filler of the season 1pm at the Franklin Hall, Spilsby. Ian Marshman will entertain us with 'The history & heritage of local folklore and tales.”
Bring your own lunch to munch.
Hot drinks available. Donations on the door.




















