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This rarely opened Almshouse Chapel stands almost untouched by time since 1844.

Visit historic Crowland Abbey; climb the Bell Tower to see the bells, tour the Abbey and the Graveyard to hear stories about a rich and colourful history.

Join us for this photographic exhibition by John Wilson.

Visit the Old Grammar School and discover it's famous past pupils!

Grantham Canal Society is pleased to open our depot for our Produce Fair, promoting local suppliers. Come along and enjoy the stalls, see the displays showing how the canal was built and used to transport goods and connect communities.

St Helena's church, Leverton, proudly displays precious registers that date back to the 15th and 16th centuries. Can you find your ancestors?

Step on-board The Humber Hovercraft!

Visit Market Rasen Station to see displays of artwork and flowers

Were you a student at Spalding High School when it was situated at Welland Hall? Ayscoughfee Hall School is inviting the public to visit and witness the transformations that have occurred since its establishment as a school in 1920...

'Keep Their Stories Alive' - A self guided Churchyard Trail identifying and explaining the stories and connections behind some of our most quirky, historic, unusual & most interesting Memorial Stones.

Join us for an evening of talks exploring some of the (actual and imaginary) networks and connections forged in North Lincolnshire in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Explore Grantham Freemasons’ Hall: a rare peek into 204 years of Grantham history and Masonic heritage.

Come on this fascinating tour of Boston to find out about the local people who went off to find religious freedom or discover new lands.

Visit the grade I listed mediaeval church of St Nicolas and learn about its surprising connection to Captain Bligh of the Bounty!

Join Dr Simon Pawley as he talks about the Carre Family.

See what it was like to live in a Tin Bungalow and learn about Immingham Dock.

Uncover fascinating facts about All Saints’ Church, Winterton.

Enjoy the outdoors on a walk and learn some local history as you go!

Come and learn the story of Major Almonds, his incredible wartime story and the part he played in British military history; a story recently adapted for television via the BBC series SAS Rogue Heroes.

Join Heritage Lincolnshire for a walking tour of historic Kirton.

A walking tour of Boston with a local historian!

300 years of collecting have filled the museum with lots of fascinating items in the library, archive and collection. Come and view some of the rarely displayed collection from a recent Designated Original Collection winner!

Discover the history of St Andrew’s, Boothby Pagnell and see how important this Romanesque and High Victorian church is within the local environment.

Come and visit The Wong Day Service and get insight into the Horncastle Horse Fair throughout the years.

Explore the cemetery on this guided walk through the graves of those who contributed to Grantham's history.

Artist Sarah Palmer, of The House with the Blue Door, shows her recent work on the two-wheeled heritage of North East Lincolnshire.

Explore the historic quarter, known as the Kasbah, on the Port of Grimsby. Take a guided tour, listen to a talk, or wander the site marvelling at the history of the port's connections with the globe.

Visit St Mary's Church, Horncastle, and discover its important, historical connections!

Join us for a Commonwealth War Graves Commission tour of Lincoln (Newport ) Cemetery

Come and join us on a walk down memory lane along Eastgate and East Road, Sleaford: Landscape, buildings and people.

A weekend of events at venues around the village. Village Hall and Millennium Green – Our stage area on the Millenium Green plays host to Rhubarb Theatre, aimed at our younger visitors, with vim, vigour and not a little licence about history!

Exhibition of photographs, paper cuttings, baptism, marriages, burial records and censuses of the local area, suplied by New Look back through the 200 years since John Parkinson's vision of building a new town. St. Peter's Church is also open.

Delve into the history of Holy Trinity Church

Visit the display of over a hundred beautifully painted art works of Angels from the past 2000 years which have been recreated by our local artist, the late Roger Heaton.

Discover Cogglesford Watermill's history through restoration photos, a family scavenger hunt and riverside history walks with historic Navigation House. Enjoy a free booklet to take home for those who mention Heritage Open Days.

Join Horncastle History & Heritage Society for a short guided walk exploring the town's historic inns and their role in the carrier's cart network.

The unique 1856 Bradley and Craven beam engine will be in steam and the 1940, Lincoln built, Ruston and Hornsby diesel pumping engine will be at work. There is also a display of farm equipment, vintage vehicles, and bygones.

Discover the military observation post in Holbeach, just a stone's throw away from the road.

Romans, Vikings, Pilgrims and Missionaries have all lived in, visited or departed from Burgh le Marsh. A pictorial display of the main players plus a daily, brief video and a Heritage Trail to visit.

Brigg Heritage Centre is proud to present a new pop-up installation illustrating how the historic North Lincolnshire market town of Brigg (and surrounding Ancholme Valley) has evolved through history!

Scotter Heritage is based in the Methodist Chapel in the village centre. Our open day will focus on how the role of transport including local waterways made a difference to the lives of local people and ultimately changed the village forever.

Join us for a talk on Sir Joseph Banks and discover information that is less known about him and his work!

Captain Matthew Flinders was returned to his home village earlier this year after his remains were found in London as part of the HS2 excavations.

Our exhibition explores the essential, the imaginative and the fun ways that water is utilised at the seaside. Come and dip in!

Come and see our display exploring the network of carrier's carts that once connected Horncastle to the villages and rural communities around it in the days before motor transport.

The church crypt is not normally open to the public but we are opening it for this weekend for Heritage Open Days. Please note that access is restricted down steps to the crypt.

Enjoy our exhibition of past and present ministers who travelled from Grantham for their work.

Come and discover interesting tales of St Mary's Church!

Discover the tales of Boston at our Cultural Quarter Venue Events.

Get hands-on experience at our developing Broadcast Engineering Museum.