Arts and Showbiz

A community centre was packed out for a fundraising concert.

The long-awaited street art boards in Spalding have finally been put to use with an emotive mental health message.

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She’s always been passionate about art, so it’s a dream come true for Rebecca Stamp to open her own studio.

A new trail which will celebrate artefacts within a Spalding museum is hoped to boost tourism to the town.

Filming of the 60th anniversary special of Doctor Who is rumoured to be filming in Lincolnshire this month.

A village green is to host a number of free wood-carving workshops to inspire the local community.

Transport campaigners want to work with the organisers of the new Spalding Flower Parade - and still wish to realise their dream of a water festival.

A man has fulfilled a life-long dream after he secured a role in the final episode of Australian soap Neighbours.

Street art is popping up at different locations as we take ‘small steps’ towards allowing artists to express themselves.

Senior councillors have agreed a new plan for the South Holland Centre - and vowed to set up a group to make sure it is carried out.

Manic Street Preachers have postponed this Sunday's planned concert in Peterborough.

Residents will this weekend have a chance to shape a new artwork trail for the town as museum exhibits go on show.

The brilliant finalists of this year’s Education Awards have been announced!

An Arts & Crafts Society's exhibition again proved very popular.

Our reviewer Gavin Miller gives his take on the Top Gun sequel Maverick.

The historic events of a landmark rock festival continue to echo to this day - and have now helped to inspire a new BBC radio play.

Preparations are well under way for an annual Music & Beer Festival, which this year will have a ‘superhero’ theme.

Senior councillors have been told to make their mind up about the South Holland Centre - and are urged to now back a plan for its future.

Councillors should not just judge the South Holland Centre on its financial performance, according to a community arts leader.