 Looking for a fun and exciting way to spend the Easter holidays? Look no further than North Kesteven! 🐰🌸
From Easter egg hunts and nature walks to vintage transport museums and historic towns, there's something for everyone to enjoy.
Take in the beauty of the Doddington Hall gardens, spot wildlife at Whisby Nature Park, get creative at Easter crafts sessions, or attend a special Easter Sunday service.
Come and explore all that the Heart of Lincs has to offer this Easter Half Term!
 Humans have utilised the services of animals throughout history, in times of peace and also war.
Don't miss your chance to see the wonderful exhibition at Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum, which takes a look at the roles animals have played in conflict from WWII to the current day, and shares the heroic stories of some of the brave animals who were awarded the Dickin Medal, the animal's Victoria Cross.
The exhibition closes on Monday 17th April. Cranwell Aviation Heritage Museum is open from Friday to Monday, 10am-3pm, entry is free but donations are welcome.
 Built in 1617, Clarke’s Farm is a Grade II listed stone built farmhouse, located at the heart of the village of Heighington.
As well as being a stunning bed and breakfast, Clarke’s Farm also offers Pop-Up Vintage Afternoon Tea Parties in the Walled Garden, Barn, and Conservatory.
Something special to celebrate? Find events and offers throughout the year on their website, and don't miss their Spring Shopping event on Wednesday 5th April!
🌍 Earth Day 2023 is coming up on Saturday April 22nd, and there are plenty of ways to celebrate and make a positive impact on our planet.
Consider taking a nature walk, participating in a community clean-up, or planting some trees or flowers. You could also switch to reusable bags, water bottles, and straws, or reduce energy usage by turning off lights and unplugging electronics when not in use.
Another great way to celebrate Earth Day is to support local eco-friendly businesses and farmers markets. Let's work together to protect our planet and make Lincolnshire a cleaner, greener place to live!
The Night Light Cafes are an out of hours, non clinical support service for people who are struggling with their mental health.
These safe spaces are hosted by teams of trained volunteers, who provide a warm welcome alongside a listening service and signposting advice.
The Night Light cafe operates in several locations around Lincoln and has now launched in several other towns around the county in partnership with local charities. Click here to view the countywide timetable.
 Have you taken a beautiful photo of the district that you'd like to share?
Email heartoflincs@n-kesteven.gov.uk with your favourite photo and you could feature in our next newsletter.
Thanks to Kev R for this month's submission of the beautiful River Slea.
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Please note, Navigation House will be closed on Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th April. |
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