Arts and Showbiz

Arts and culture across South Kesteven have been kept alive and well during lockdown thanks to digital technology.

Hundreds of brightly coloured painted rocks have been hidden in and around Grantham as part of a mission to make people smile.

Creative youngsters at Puddleducks Preschool and Nursery have been creating ‘positive stones’ for members of the community to discover.

Mandy 'elated' after company agrees to publish her novel.

Performing arts students at Grantham College will attempt to recreate a theatre experience directly into people’s living rooms.

Savoy Cinema has responded to the latest Government announcement which permits cinemas to reopen from July 4.

The Round Table is the largest voluntary organisation for young men in the world.

John Cleese has responded to the recent controversy regarding statues.

A unique drive-in festival will host ten nights of live music.

Videos will showcase the talent that would have performed this year and will do so next year

A portrait painted by a Grantham schoolgirl has beaten thousands of entries to earn a place at a prestigious art show in London.

Her short documentary aims to give young people a voice in the current crisis.

Ken Wingad, a local artist, has painted a picture of how Queen Elizabeth Park in Grantham may look this time next year.

A councillor has shared a photo each day of the lockdown in a bid to raise smiles.

Ben Cullis has launched a new comic called 'The 77'.

A Grantham family has taken part in a global art challenge to help stay connected during the coronavirus crisis.

A Grantham nursery transformed into a cinema last week to provide some light entertainment.

Members of the Cranwell Military Wives Choir recorded themselves singing a rendition of Dame Vera Lynn’s ‘We’ll Meet Again’.

The popular music festival will continue to raise money for charity.

A 24 hour DJ set was held on Facebook to support struggling families.