Events Search and Views Navigation
Upcoming Events
All indoor meetings start at 7.30pm and are held at Kirton in Lindsey Town Hall unless stated otherwise.
Non-Members £2
September 2025
From Prison to Pillar of the Community (Heritage Open Day guided walk)
Did you know that the Town Hall is a recycled building? As part of the Heritage Open Days season the Kirton in Lindsey Society will be focussing on its former history as part of Kirton Bridewell. Each session will involve a short guided walk to look at other prison remains then a tour of the hall itself looking at the architecture and the stories behind its history. Light refreshments available. Booking essential. Contact: Martin or Mary Hollingsworth 01652 648435 or…
Find out more »From Prison to Pillar of the Community (Heritage Open Day guided walk)
Did you know that our Town Hall is a recycled building? As part of the Heritage Open Days season the Kirton in Lindsey Society will be focussing on its former history as part of Kirton Bridewell. Each session will involve a short guided walk to look at other prison remains then a tour of the hall itself looking at the architecture and the stories behind its history. Light refreshments available. Event is FREE but booking essential. Contact: Martin Hollingsworth 01652…
Find out more »All for the Benefit of Us! + AGM
From guilds and pigs to Ivy Leaf and Hotspurs, Martin Hollingsworth takes a delve into the many groups, associations and societies that existed in Kirton over time. Non-members £5
Find out more »October 2025
Tank Tour Two
Return visit by Andrew Blow with newly discovered vintage film and pictures about the Lincolnshire built WW1 tanks and the people involved. This is the first of two talks, Richard Pullen will be continuing the story in February next year. Non-members £5
Find out more »November 2025
Love Lincolnshire Plants
From 2017 - 2021, Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust, together with partners, managed the LoveLincsPlants project with a goal to preserve Lincolnshire’s botanical heritage and inspire and train future botanists. With funding from the National Lottery Heritage Fund, the project has helped to preserve over 11,000 historic herbarium specimens whilst also creating a contemporary herbarium (plant archive) for the county. The aim now is to continue to develop a new herbarium with the help of local volunteers; creating a valuable scientific resource to…
Find out more »
Recent Comments