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OCTOBER
06
TUE

The Grand Organ Festival in Lincoln Cathedral continues, organist Philip...

Tuesday 6th October

The Grand Organ Festival in Lincoln Cathedral continues, organist Philip Rushforth features on this date. 7:00pm to 8:00pm. For admission etc., please visit

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OCTOBER
08
THU

The Centenary Methodist Church Hall

Thursday 8th October

Members of the Boston Area Group of Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust are joined by Geoff Evans, who talks about his travels in Scotland during his talk called Here. There and Everywhere. Time: 7:30pm at the Centenary Methodist Church Hall, Boston. To book.

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OCTOBER
10
SAT

Lincoln Sausage Festival is back! A banger of a day celebrating the iconic...

Saturday 10th October

Lincoln Sausage Festival is back! A banger of a day celebrating the iconic Lincolnshire sausage in the grounds of Lincoln Castle. Organised by the Rotary Club of Lincoln Colonia, with food and drink stalls, live cooking demonstrations, entertainment for all ages, and appearances by Mr and Mrs Sausage. Opens at 10am. More info on

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The Frontier Pumpkin Festival, at Rand Farm Park, starts today and continues until 31 October. It’s a brand-new Wild West-themed pumpkin festival with thousands of pumpkins, live music and tribute acts, circus performances, rides and games by day, and country nights, live tributes, food, drink and a licensed bar by night. Time: Daytime 10:00am to 4:00pm; The Frontier Nighttime 5:00pm to 10:00pm To book, please visit

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Wander through the pumpkin patch at Fillingham Pumpkins and pick your perfect pumpkin from hundreds of varieties, from giant carving pumpkins to smaller decorative favourites. Time: 10:00am to 4:00pm. For admission etc, visit

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OCTOBER
11
SUN

Wildlife Watch: Fungi Foray to Swinn Wood Swinn Wood is an ancient woodland...

Sunday 11th October

Wildlife Watch: Fungi Foray to Swinn Wood Swinn Wood is an ancient woodland described as probably one of the most significant ancient woodland sites in the county; children aged 5 to 11 are invited to get out and experience nature and forage for funghi. 2:00pm to 3:30pm. For more info visit

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Ghost Tours at Gainsborough Old Hall. Discover the ghostly goings-on at Gainsborough Old Hall on a guided evening tour. To learn more visit

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OCTOBER
13
TUE

The Grand Organ Festival in Lincoln Cathedral continues, organist David Pipe...

Tuesday 13th October

The Grand Organ Festival in Lincoln Cathedral continues, organist David Pipe features on this date. 7:00pm to 8:00pm. For admission etc., please visit

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OCTOBER
14
WED

Wednesday Wander: from hides to tides

Wednesday 14th October

Wednesday Wander: from hides to tides. Enjoy stroll around Gibraltar Point National Nature Reserve to enjoy the landscape and wildlife, with Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust. 11:00am to 1:00pm. To find out more

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OCTOBER
16
FRI

Lincoln Castle

Friday 16th October

An open-air Halloween screening of the vampire classic The Lost Boys in the grounds of Lincoln Castle. Bring a blanket or camping chair and wrap up warm, with a spooky pre-show soundtrack curated for vampires and vampire-killers alike. To book visit lincolncastle.com/events Saturday 17 October & Sunday 18 October Dog Friendly Days at Lincoln Castle (17–18 October). A PAWsome adventure at Lincoln Castle on selected days, with your dog joining you on a journey through history β€” the Medieval Wall Walk, Victorian Prison and Magna Carta β€” plus a takeaway treat and Puppaccinos. Admission applies.

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OCTOBER
17
SAT

Lunchtime Talk: A Brief History of Illuminated Manuscripts

Saturday 17th October

Lunchtime Talk: A Brief History of Illuminated Manuscripts. A Friends of Lincoln Castle lunchtime talk exploring the history of illuminated manuscripts, with a complimentary tea or coffee. To book visit

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Enjoy the Handcrafted Fair at Harmston Memorial Hall. 11am to 3pm. Entry is free; expect to find creative crafts and unique gifts as well as a handmade raffle and refreshments. Proceeds go to Harmston Memorial Hall. Search The Handcrafted Fair on Facebook for more info.