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Set against the picturesque backdrop of North Kesteven's landscapes, the annual NK Walking Festival promises to be a celebration of outdoor exploration, community spirit, and the beauty of walking.
From the 15th to the 30th June, walkers of all ages and abilities are invited to lace up their boots and embark on a series of guided walks, self-guided trails, and themed treks, each offering a unique perspective on the natural beauty and rich heritage of our beloved district.
Join knowledgeable local guides as they lead you on immersive journeys through North Kesteven's most scenic landscapes, sharing fascinating insights into the area's flora, fauna, and cultural heritage along the way.
With a variety of walks catering to different interests and fitness levels, as well as family-friendly activities and social events, the NK Walking Festival offers a perfect opportunity to reconnect with nature, make lasting memories, and forge new friendships.
Don't miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable outdoor experience! Visit the Eventbrite website for the full program of walks, and download the Festival Brochure here.
The Hub is thrilled to announce the return of the RiverLight Festival, shining a spotlight on the history, stories, and unique spaces that make the town truly special. Following the resounding success of previous festivals in March 2022 and October 2023, it’s back to celebrate with even more creativity.
The main event takes place on Saturday 22nd June, as the town is transformed into a vibrant hub of activity, with something to see from 10am to 5pm. The RiverLight Festival Fringe runs from Saturday 15th to Friday 21st, featuring a week-long celebration of community engagement and activities in Sleaford and surrounding villages.
In the meantime, download the festival programme from the Hub website and follow them on Facebook for the latest updates and announcements. Don't miss this unforgettable celebration of Sleaford's rich heritage and vibrant community spirit at RiverLight 2024!
Have you visited the new exhibition at Navigation House yet?
 Built by a Norman bishop, and visited by both King John and Henry VIII, this exhibition reveals the results of research by Sleaford Castle Heritage Group as well as fascinating discoveries from the recent archaeological digs.
Navigation House is open every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 10am-2pm. Why not combine your visit with their Peg Doll Making on Sunday 30th June?
From the Hykeham Music Festival on June 8th to Navenby's Summer Music Festival on June 15th, there's something for every music lover during June.
Join Lincolnshire Sings on June 15th, for a harmonious celebration as part of the RiverLight Festival. Experience live performances at Great Hale Church on the 22nd and Take Note Choir will be performing their first summer showcase at Sleaford Playhouse Theatre, adding melodies to your summer itinerary.
Immerse yourself in history, explore the mills, and honour our brave service members for a celebration of our Armed Forces at Heckington Windmill and Cogglesford Watermill on Saturday 29th June!
If you’d like to contribute to the display at Cogglesford Watermill, share a photo of your friend or relative in uniform by emailing cogglesfordwatermill@n-kesteven.gov.uk.
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June's photograph of a Goldfinch was sent to us by Nev Garrad.
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