South Kesteven
Properties and events in South Kesteven
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Belton Community Festival
Belton’s Community Festival is back! Taking place during our Heritage Open Weekend come and explore the best of the local community for free. With live music all day, the best of local crafts and producers on offer and a host of activities for all.
Celebrating England's Finest Parish Church
St Wulfram's has, according to Jenkins, England's finest steeple, majestic to behold. Visit the crypt, tower & chained library. Marvel at newly-conserved monuments & meet congregation members in this busy church. Bookstall & activities available.
Educating Isaac -visiting the Old Tudor Grammar School attended by Isaac Newton and many others
The Old Grammar School was attended by Newton, Lord Burleigh, poet Colley Cibber & Albert Ball VC. Explore the building which dates from c1530 and see school memorabilia and the names of former boys carved into the window sills and jambs.
Fashion Insights Symposium Charles Frederick Worth the Architect of Modern Fashion
A series of 3 talks exploring the legacy of Charles Frederick Worth and his incredible effect on the fashion industry from the Victorian times up to the present day.
Grantham House
Open for the first time this year to the public, Grantham House is a treasure nestled within the heart of Grantham. Join us this Heritage Open Day for some special tours to learn more about this fascinating historic house in the heart of Grantham.
Grave Designs at Grantham's Hidden Burial Ground
Grantham's overflow burial ground was used between 1812-1857. This is an evocative space & wildlife haven. Engage with the stories of former residents through their artistic headstones. Family historians will be on hand to help with queries.
Medieval Sokemen Living History Group
Immerse yourself in a Recreation of life in the late medieval period.
Stamford Corn Exchange
Stamford Corn Exchange was constructed in 1859. A serious fire in 1926 gutted the building, this was then restored by the Corn Exchange Company. 1999 lease taken over by Corn Exchange Theatre Company and totally restored as a working theatre.
Visit Mannakin Hall
Immerse yourself in the rich history of Mannakin Hall, once the dining quarters for American soldiers during World War II. Today, it stands as a testament to art and history, housing over 15,000 mannequins that have graced TV sets and music videos.