CAISTOR AREA DIARYcompiled for the media & community as a free promotional service

for the wider Caistor Area. Alan Caine 01472 851674 alncn100@gmail.comPlease note new online REGULAR EVENTS calendar

http://www.localendar.com/public/alncn100CAISTOR MARKET EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY

NEW ENTRY SECTION: WEEK ENDING - FRIDAY OCTOBER 25th 2013

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HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN AT THE SALUATION INN Sunday 27th Oct 3 - 5.30pm All Welcome It's Free!Ghoulish games, music, prizes for dressing up etcTel 01472 851228 www.thesali.co.uk facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton

HALLOWEEN SPECTACULAR (THERES SOMETHING IN THE TREES!)Thursday 31 October At 18:00 Cabourne Parva In CaistorOn all Hallows Eve we present the scarest event in the county. Join a halloween adventure and help us rid the parva of the evil witches curse, dare you enter the haunted well house, there somthing in the woods, sighting of the undead rising from the graveyard and strage tales of the headless horseman, please please help us, the curse can only be broken by those brave enough. The evening will be guided walks leaving every 20 minutes with live actors those of nervous disposition need not apply, Limited tickets available, Tickets can be purchased from the parva leading up to ithe event, please message us beforehand. For you ticket price you will receive 1.-the freakeist ghost walk you will ever attend, 2.-Heated horror barn for you to eat refreshments which you can purchase on site. 3 - .Fire performers show, 4.- Fireworks and Bonfire, Refreshments for purchase:- jacket spuds, burgers, hotdogs, roast chestnuts, hot and soft drinks all at reasonable prices. Those of you who attend the Parva event know we don't do things by halves, and this is no exception. Tickets Family of 4 £17 or Adults £7 children £4 other concessions are available on request. Our Halloween event has been so well received, we decided it will be easier for all if we take booking's by text, e mail or phone call, your names will then be added to our gate crew list and it can then be paid on the night. Email or phone Mark Misfit... 07887748414 / mailto:mark@earthboundmisfits.co.uk BONKERS about CONKERS! FAMILY FUN AT THE SALUATION INNSun 10th Nov From 2pm Family Fun event Go get your conkers, harden them up and bring them along for this first 'Obly Onker' competition for all ages! Rules apply & we will be fully risk assessed! The Salutation Inn Tel 01472 851228 http://www.thesali.co.uk/

MISTLETOE & CHRISTMAS MAGIC 2013 - UPDATED INFORMATIONSunday 24th November -10am to 4pm. Free entryThe Annual South Kelsey Mistletoe and Christmas Magic Food and Gift Fair will be held on Sunday the 24th November 2013. Over 30 stalls will showcase a wide range of handmade items that are perfect for Christmas gifts.Visitors can also enjoy sumptuous cakes and snacks plus refreshing hot drinks in the tearoom.

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL- MISTLETOE & CHRISTMAS MAGIC 2014Sunday the 23rd November 2014. The Annual South Kelsey Mistletoe and Christmas Magic Food and Gift Fair We are looking for local stall holders selling high quality crafts, gifts and food for Christmas.The number of similar stalls will be restricted to provide an interesting event, so please book early to avoid the disappointment. All proceeds to the church restoration fund and running costs of the village hall.For further information regarding booking a stall email Cheryl :info.skvhc@gmail.com or phone 01652 679348

(nothing ever happens round here!)WEEK ENDING FRIDAY:- OCTOBER 25th 2013

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http://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/CaistorAreaDiary/index.asp

CAISTOR MARKET EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB OPENING TIMES (SEPTEMBER to MARCH )Monday - Tuesday - Wednesday 7pm-10pm Thursday - Friday 7pm -11pm Saturday 4pm -11pm Sunday 12noon -7pm , LN7 6QG, http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

OCTOBER 2013

CHILDRENS SERVICES OCTOBER - CAISTORhttp://community.lincolnshire.gov.uk/CaistorAreaDiary/section.asp?catId=28315

FIRST CAISTOR RAINBOWS - NEW Tuesdays - The 1st Caistor Rainbows group is part of Girlguiding for girls aged 5 to 7 years and takes place every Tuesday from 6.15pm to 7.15pm term-time, contact details are Sarah Smith tel 01472 852230 or 07837648316.

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL Sunday 20th October – Bird Auction 2pm to 4pm. Viewing from 1pm

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE KIDS STUFF Kids First Aid level 3Monday 21st October 14.00 - 16.00 £7.50For those young people who have already achieved level 1&2, this course is the final stage to a full first aid certificate. This course covers; bone, joint and muscle injuries, electric shock, resuscitation, chest pains and fainting. All participants will receive a first aider certificate.

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST Lincolnshire and Caistor Chairs NOTE CHANGE OF DATE FROM 14thMonday 21st October at the Town Hall – Please bring along your old chairs for identification and to create a time line of chair manfacture and makers.Meeting One at 14.30 Free entry William Sergeant “Shadford, Shirley Chair making Tradition in Caistor”Meeting Two at 19.30 Free entry William Sergeant “John Todd, the famous, Caistor Chair Maker”William, has his own private chair museum and is a leading Lincolnshire Chair specialist. For further information: http://www.flickr.com/photos/72050267@N05/7478059128/

U3A UNIVERSITY OF THE THIRD AGE - CAISTOR LAUNCH Tuesday October 22nd at 2pm Caistor Town Hall . The launch of the Caistor branch of U3A. The University of the Third Age (U3A) movement is an unique and exciting organisation which provides, through its U3As, life-enhancing and life-changing opportunities. Retired and semi-retired people come together and learn together, not for qualifications but for its own reward: the sheer joy of discovery! Members share their skills and life experiences: the learners teach and the teachers learn, and there is no distinction between them.The U3A movement is supported by its national organisation, the Third Age Trust.Who is U3A for? YOU YOU YOU If you’re in your third age, retired or no longer in full-time employment When will it start? The first Meeting will be on Tuesday 22 October at 2 o’clock It will be informal with tea, coffee and biscuits. You’ll learn more about U3A and we’ll discuss your suggestions for Interest Groups . Cost? An Average Annual Membership fee of up to £20 can cover attendance at monthly meetings, receipt of the National U3A magazine & attendance at Interest Group meetings The fee for a new U3A will be determined by the Launch Team and the Steering CommitteeThere’s plenty of parking behind the hall We aim to share fun, friendship and learning in a vibrant, enjoyable and varied way. Come on — give it a go! For further information Contact Michaela Moody—01526 352239 or email mailto:michaela.moody@btinternet.com http://www.u3a.org.co.uk/

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE - KIDS STUFF Kids Holiday CraftsThursday 24th October & Thursday 2nd January 10.00-11.00 £1.00Come along and join in with some seasonal craft making in the library.

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CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE KIDS STUFF Halloween crafts and storiesThursday 24th October 14.00 - 15.15 60p "Room on the Broom"Make bats & decorate cauldrons, witch fashion accessories and hats, scare us with your fancy dress. 5-11 year olds; under 7's must be accompanied by an adult.

JABBERWOCKY - AUTUMN PROGRAMME OF MUSIC @ 28 - CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE26th October 7.30 - £5 A celtic/americana/folky/rocky/good time band, featuring fiddle, flute, pennywhistle, guitars, mandolin and percussion. Trevhttps://www.facebook.com/trev.cunnington?ref=ts&fref=ts or the venue 01472 851605

ST MARY'S CHURCH, SOUTH KELSEY.Friday 25th October. Quiz Night 7.00pm at the Village Hall, For Tickets and further information ring David on 01652 678575.

A NIGHT AT THE MOVIESFriday 25 October, 7.30pm, Nettleton Village Hall 01673 828478. Fordante presents an evening full of sweeping, Celtic melodies, mysterious Venetian harmonies, and evocative Argentinean rhythms with a host of fabulous fi lm music, including pieces from Schindler’s List, Doctor Zhivago, Titanic, Out of Africa and many more.This award winning classical ensemble, comprising violin, viola, cello, oboe and piano, perform music from some of the greatest film soundtracks, as well as their own original compositions, alongside a projected backdrop of striking and emotive visuals and film to complement this delightful musical journey for audiences. http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

THE SALUTATION INN – NETTLETON PRESENTS.......LIVE MUSICSaturday 26 th October – The return of the talented ‘Darbi’ whose voice is sensational!FREE ADMISSION - Music starts 9/9.30pmTel 01472 851228 – www.thesali.co.uk facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton

HALLOWEEN FAMILY FUN AT THE SALUATION INN Sunday 27th Oct 3 - 5.30pm All Welcome It's Free!Ghoulish games, music, prizes for dressing up etcTel 01472 851228 www.thesali.co.uk http://facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton

THE IRANIAN FEAST Sunday 27 October, 7.30pm Caistor Town Hall 01472 851159Farnham MaltingsAbbas is a loving father, a great friend and a fantastic cook. Tonight Abbas invites you to ‘The Iranian Feast’, an evening of traditional Persian food, song and Iranian dancing. ‘The Iranian Feast’ is a contemporary piece of British theatre from UK touring company Farnham Maltings, with delicious food, set in modern day Tehran. Abbas has gathered his friends and extended family – the audience – to join him to eat food and celebrate life. As they prepare the food a story unfolds that is part mystery, part thriller, about a family who are trying to live an extraordinary life in extraordinary times. http://www.farnhammaltings.com/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

HALLOWEEN SPECTACULAR (THERES SOMETHING IN THE TREES!)Thursday 31 October At 18:00 Cabourne Parva In CaistorOn all Hallows Eve we present the scarest event in the county. Join a halloween adventure and help us rid the parva of the evil witches curse, dare you enter the haunted well house, there somthing in the woods, sighting of the undead rising from the graveyard and strage tales of the headless horseman, please please help us, the curse can only be broken by those brave enough. The evening will be guided walks leaving every 20 minutes with live actors those of nervous disposition need not apply, Limited tickets available, Tickets can be purchased from the parva leading up to ithe event, please message us beforehand. For you ticket price you will receive 1.-the freakeist ghost walk you will ever attend, 2.-Heated horror barn for you to eat refreshments which you can purchase on site. 3 - .Fire performers show, 4.- Fireworks and Bonfire, Refreshments for purchase:- jacket spuds, burgers, hotdogs, roast chestnuts, hot and soft drinks all at reasonable prices.

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Those of you who attend the Parva event know we don't do things by halves, and this is no exception. Tickets Family of 4 £17 or Adults £7 children £4 other concessions are available on request. Our Halloween event has been so well received, we decided it will be easier for all if we take booking's by text, e mail or phone call, your names will then be added to our gate crew list and it can then be paid on the night. Email or phone Mark Misfit... 07887748414 / mailto:mark@earthboundmisfits.co.uk

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday 31st October Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU.

Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

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CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE Archaeological Finds Drop InFriday 1st November 10.00-16.00 FreeBring along your garden or metal detected finds for Lincolnshire Finds Officer, Adam Daubney to identify. Adam is happy to look at any object found within the local area and make a record on the PAS database if it is of historical significance. All ages welcome.

LINCOLNSHIRE FROM THE AIR - WEA COURSES FOR ADULTS (workers educational association)Saturday 2nd November 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm. Village Hall, Nettleton LN7 6AAAerial photographs and maps are valuable resources for understanding the historic landscape if you know what to look for and how to interpret them. The session will explore the background and development of maps and how aerial photographs can help us identify the landscape from the air. Tutor - David Start, Fee - £6 including afternoon teaContact - Jean Childs, Lindisfarne, Normanby Rd, Nettleton LN7 6TBTelephone - 01472 859347 Please make cheques payable to - Nettleton WEA. http://www.weaeastmidlands.org/

KEELBY METHODIST CHURCH The first Saturday of each month is Charity Saturday at The Edge coffee shop at Keelby Methodist Church.

CAISTOR LIONS BONFIRE Saturday November 2nd Caistor & District Lions Club bonfire , South Street Park. From 6pmBUSES WILL BE DIVERTED FROM 3pm, Dr Who Themed Best dressed guy, Kiddies display 6.45pm hot drinks, toffee apples, novelty torches, bonfire lighting 7pm main display 7.30pm . all times approximate

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL Saturday 2nd November - South Kelsey Charity Bingo 7pm to 9.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm

KEELBY CLEAN UP Sunday 3rd November. Keelby Clean Up litter-pick .Please could volunteers meet outside the shops at 10.00 a.m? All necessary equipment will be provided. Our next dates are Saturday, 4th January; Sunday, 2nd March and Saturday 3rd May 2014.

TEA DANCE WITH MAJOR SWINGSunday 3rd November 2013, 3pm - 6pm, Caistor Town Hall(never danced before? Have a lesson or two from 2.00pm), in aid of Hope Community Village, An orphanage in Kerala, India. Tickets £7 including tea / coffee and a selection of cakes, or bring your own refreshments. Music from the early thirties through to the early fifties, including, period ballroom, swing, jive, party and communal dances. Book tickets from 01472 852693 or 36, Nettleton Road, Caistor, LN7 6NJ. Please enclose SAE and make cheques payable to "Hope Community Village"

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE Reading Group2nd Monday monthly 14.00-15.00 Free Join our friendly group to discuss this month’s chosen book in the relaxed atmosphere of the library. No need to book

KEELBY PARISH COUNCILTuesday, 5th November 2013, Keelby Parish Council normally meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the Village Hall, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Provision is made for residents to ask questions.

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DISCOVERING THE LINCOLNSHIRE WOLDS - WEA COURSES FOR ADULTS (workers educational association)Wednesdays 7:30pm - 9:30pm, 5 meetings from 06 November 2013 - Methodist Hall, Church Street, Nettleton LN7 6NP. Come on a virtual walk across the top of the Lincolnshire Wolds, as featured on the Radio 4 ‘Ramblings’ programme. Subjects include the life of Alfred Lord Tennyson, Poet Laureate born at Somersby, lost abbeys and priories, Bolingbroke Castle birthplace of Henry IV and residence of the kingmaker John of Gaunt and finally the market town of Louth and its dark and violent past. Tutor - Peter Skipworth Fee - £35.00 (discounted £31.50) or Free. Contact - Jean Childs, Lindisfarne, Normanby Rd, Nettleton LN7 6TBTelephone - 01472 859347. Please make cheques payable to - Nettleton WEAhttp://www.weaeastmidlands.org/

GREAT LIMBER PARISH COUNCIL Wednesday November 6th Limber Village Hall, 7.30pm MAY BE LIABLE TO CHANGE

CAISTOR ARTS CLASS Thursday November 7th Caistor Methodist Church Hall, 12.30pm. £7pp details 01472 851616

CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday November 7th A FLORAL CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP by Jane ThrelfallMeetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome. For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725

GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Friday November 8th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm

MAHBE - AUTUMN PROGRAMME OF MUSIC @ 28 – CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRESaturday 9th November 7.30 - £5 Mahbe are releasing their latest album at this event, so don't miss out.

THE HARMONETTES GO INTO ORBIT - THE HARMONETTES Saturday 9th November, 7.30pm, Great Limber Village Hall, 01469 569702A sparkling musical comedy jam-packed with songs. This feel-good show is about three girls … three very different girls. The Little Rich Girl, the Not-So-Rich Girl, and the Newly-Wed Girl, all with one thing in common - they love to sing.Full of fantastic live, close-harmony 1950’s songs, the show will plunge you into the postwar, end-of-rationing world of winkle-picker shoes and bootlace ties, bobby socks and stickyout skirts, beautiful ballads, and rock’n’roll. http://www.theharmonettes.co.uk/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/Tickets £8 (£6 for 60+ & U15 - £20 family ticket) available from Limber Stores, Mace Stores (Keelby) or from 01469 569702

CAISTOR REMEMBRANCE PARADE Sunday November 10th . Parade forms 0945 Caistor Market Place. March to Parish Church 10am, Parade to War Memorial for 11am , then dismiss back in Market Place.

KEELBY REMEMBRANCE SUNDAYSunday 10th November. The service at St. Bartholomew's Church

BONKERS about CONKERS! FAMILY FUN AT THE SALUATION INNSun 10th Nov From 2pm Family Fun event Go get your conkers, harden them up and bring them along for this first 'Obly Onker' competition for all ages! Rules apply & we will be fully risk assessed! Tel 01472 851228 www.thesali.co.uk http://facebook.com/TheSaliNettleton

KELSEY GARDENING CLUB Tuesday, 12th November, 7.30 p.m at Hall Farm Park tearooms, South Kelsey. Speaker, Bob Potterton - “A labour of love - 40 years at Potterton’s Nurseries”. Visitors welcome. details 01652 678019

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST “THE FONABY ANGLO SAXON BURIALS”Tuesday 12th November 19.30 – Caistor Town Hall £4.00Anglo Saxon Expert Dr Kevin Leahey gives a fascinating insight into the Fonaby Anglo Saxon Burial Site situated close to Caistor.

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SWALLOW PARISH COUNCIL Tuesday November 12th. Swallow Village Hall 7.15pm RIBY FILM SEASON Wednesday November 13thSaturday December 7th at 4pm - Childrens Film afternoonWednesday January 15thWednesday February 12thWednesday March 12th at 7pm , Riby St Edmund Church. A fork supper & glass of wine followed by film Book your supper & seat, but bring your own cushion, 01472 751335. 01469 560435, 01469 560661email mailto:periodclocks@gmail.com

CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2013Wednesday November 13th Joan Woodhead "My Style of Christmas" (Open Meeting)Meetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237

NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday November 13th Tutor from hospitality dept. Grimsby Institute plus monetary donations for women's aid.Competiton: an unusual cookery tool, Roll call: Have you attended any cookery courses. Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 13th November. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls. Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday 14th November December 8th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601

NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday November 14th A Better Way – Green Burial by Mr NeaveMeeting held at 7 30pm in the Methodist Church Schoolroom in Church Street, Nettleton. We offer a warm welcome to all visitors and new members. For further information telephone 01652 678365

HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday November 14 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm OPEN MEETING Linda Hewitt - Fulbeck Bakery demonstration. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY PROGRAMME 2013 -2014Friday 15th November Annual General Meeting and Cheese & Wine EveningTown Hall, North Street, Caistor 7:30pm.New members & visitors welcome.ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2.00pMEETING FEES: Members £1.00p Non –Members £2.00p

MARKET RASEN GROUP LINCOLNSHIRE WILDLIFE TRUSTFriday 15th November 7.30pm at Walesby Village Hall £1.50Chris Manning's talk on Mammals of LincolnshireLong standing members of the group may remember Chris who used to attend the meetings in Market Rasen and work on Linwood Warren Reserve. Chris is interested in deer and has recently been involved with the monitoring of water voles with the trust.

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL Saturday 16th November - South Kelsey Charity Bingo 7pm to 9.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm

CAISTOR LIONS VICTORIAN CHRISTMAS CRAFT FAIR Sunday November 17th Caistor Town Hall, 10am – 4pm, unusual gifts & crafts, entertainment, refreshments.

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL Sunday 17th November – Bird Auction 2pm to 4pm. Viewing from 1pm

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MINCE PIES AND CREAMTuesday 19th November. Why not join us in Keelby Village Hall on the afternoon of for another of our hugely popular Mince Pies and Cream events? This is the perfect opportunity to meet old friends and make new ones whilst enjoying a cup of tea or coffee and a home made mince pie. The cost is only £1.50 with all proceeds going to support your Village Hall.

LUNCHTIME CONCERTS at CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGEWednesday November 20th concert by Caistor Primary School 1215-1245

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE - WORKSHOPS Stained Glass Christmas DecorationsFriday 22nd November 10.00-16.00 £70.00 inc all materialsOn this practical and fun day you will make two simple decorations for your home, choosing the glass that you use from a selection of designs. The copper foil technique developed in the Tiffany studios is used for these decorations.

THE LOVE SONG OF ALFRED J HITCHCOCKFri 22 November, 7.30pm Caistor Town Hall 01472 851159 New Perspectives Theatre Company, This new play presented by popular regional theatre company New Perspectives, takes a unique look at the way the great fi lmmaker Alfred Hitchcock developed the ideas for his most famous fi lms, including Marnie, Vertigo and Strangers on a Train. From his director’s chair, the 60 year old Hitchcock begins to imagine some of the defining fi ms of our time. The production explores the director’s childhood memories of his mother and the strict Jesuit priests who schooled him, as well as his later life including conversations with screen writers, feelings of guilt towards his faithful wife and his earliest feelings of love. The result is a haunting character study, presented with all the tension and mystery of Hitchcock’s greatest films. http://www.newperspectives.co.uk/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE - WORKSHOPS Woven Wall Hangings with DriftwoodSaturday 23rd November 2pm to 4pm £15 inc all materials Weave a wall hanging on a pre-warped frame including driftwood and thick yarn and wool to enable the piece to be completed and ready to hang by the end of the course.

CAISTOR IN BLOOM 20142014Saturday November 23rd BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 12pm, CAISTOR MULTI USE CENTRE. 19 SOUTH STREET(note early finish)

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE Pudding ClubSaturday 23rd November 19.30-10.00 £15.00Indulge in yummy winter puddings to warm your heart and tummy. Light main course followed by a tasting plate of four delicious puddings. £15.00, bring your own alcohol, soft drinks available.

THE BIG TREE Saturday November 23rd 0700-0800 approx, placing of support block & lighting poles Market Place Saturday November 23rd 1400-1600 fixing lighting strings around market place Sunday November 24th 0700 – 1800 Erection of the big tree & decorating with lights, majority of central area of Market Place will be closed for parking.

MISTLETOE & CHRISTMAS MAGIC 2013 - UPDATED INFORMATIONSunday 24th November -10am to 4pm. Free entryThe Annual South Kelsey Mistletoe and Christmas Magic Food and Gift Fair will be held on Sunday the 24th November 2013. Over 30 stalls will showcase a wide range of handmade items that are perfect for Christmas gifts. Visitors can also enjoy sumptuous cakes and snacks plus refreshing hot drinks in the tearoom.

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE Caistories Film EveningWednesday 27th November 19.30 £3.00Film from the All our Stories Project Caistor residents past and present talk about their memories of living and working in the market town over the last 100 years

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday 28th November Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU.

Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

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CAISTOR PARISH CHURCH CHRISTMAS FAIRSaturday November 30th . Caistor Town Hall 10am –1pm Stalls , gifts, games, best breakfasts on the planet

KEELBY WI CHRISTMAS MARKET Saturday 30th November from 12.00 to 4.00 p.m. Keelby WI will hold their 3rd Christmas Market in the Village Hall on Please email mailto:keelbywi@btinternet.com for further information.

THE BIG SWITCH ON Saturday November 30th 4.15pm. Caistor Market Place. Switching on the Big Christmas Tree. With Father Christmas

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL Saturday 30th November - South Kelsey Charity Bingo 7pm to 9.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm

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KEELBY PARISH COUNCILTuesday, 3rd December 2013 Keelby Parish Council normally meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the Village Hall, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Provision is made for residents to ask questions.

CATS PANTOMIME (Caistor Amateur Theatrical Society)Wednesday 4th December to Saturday December 7th at Caistor Town Hall Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs , tickets Caistor Post Office. details 01472 851212

CAISTOR ARTS CLASS Thursday December 5th Caistor Methodist Church Hall, 12.30pm. £7pp details 01472 851616

CAISTOR PARISH CHURCH CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVALFriday December 6th to Monday December 9th Christmas Tree Festival. To sponsor a tree call 01472 851339

THE DIVAS - AUTUMN PROGRAMME OF MUSIC @ 28 – CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRESaturday 7th December 7.30 - £5 Classically trained singers who sing beautiful songs for many different types of special occasion.

KEELBY SENIOR CITIZENS' CHRISTMAS PARTY Saturday 7th December commencing at 5.00.This will be held in the Village Hall The list will be available in the Post Office shortly, courtesy of Paul and Clare Davis. Transport will again be available upon request.

KEELBY METHODIST CHURCH The first Saturday of each month is Charity Saturday at The Edge coffee shop at Keelby Methodist Church.

RIBY FILM SEASON Saturday December 7th at 4pm - Childrens Film afternoonWednesday January 15thWednesday February 12thWednesday March 12th at 7pm , Riby St Edmund Church. A fork supper & glass of wine followed by film Book your supper & seat, but bring your own cushion, 01472 751335. 01469 560435, 01469 560661email mailto:periodclocks@gmail.com

KELSEY GARDENING CLUBTuesday, 10th December, 7.30 p.m at Hall Farm Park tearooms, South Kelsey Speaker, Jean Threlfall - “Floral arrangements at Christmas. Visitors welcome. details 01652 678019

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL TEA DANCEWednesday 11th December. 2 - 4.30pm . Live Music from Joanne Naulls.

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Live music by Organist Joanne Naulls. Cost £3.50 includes afternoon snack.

NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013 Wednesday December 11th Christmas Party and entertainment by Market Rasen Salvation Army band Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124

CAISTOR TOWN COUNCILThursday December 12th Caistor Town Hall 6.45pm (2nd Thursday each month) http://parishes.lincolnshire.gov.uk/Caistor/index.asp?catId=13601

NETTLETON & MOORTOWN WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2013Thursday December 13th Christmas Meal to be arranged

GREAT LIMBER VILLAGE HALL BINGO DATES FOR 2013Thursday December 12th Great Limber Village Hall Doors open 7pm Eyes down 7.30pm

CAISTOR FOOD & GIFT FAIR Saturday December 14th Mkt Place & Town Hall 10am-4pm

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL Saturday 14th December - South Kelsey Charity Bingo 7pm to 9.30pm. Eyes down 7.30pm

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE CENTRE - WORKSHOPS Sea Glass for ChristmasSaturday 14th December 2pm to 4pm £15 inc all materialsCreate a unique Christmas tree shaped decoration and candle holder from glass and wood.

CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDESunday December 15th:The Salutation Nettleton 4.30pmThe Blacksmiths Arms Rothwell 5pmThe Swallow , Swallow 5.30pmThe New Inn. Great Limber 6.30pmSearby Village 7pmOwmby Villaqe 7.30pmCross Keys, Grasby 7.45pm. Times are approximate, dependent on weather, Santa's visitors & hospitality extended to Lions Club members. Be generous to them & their collecting boxes.

CAROLS AOUND THE TREE Tuesday December 17th Caistor Market Place 6pm With a visit from Santa

CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDETuesday December 17th Tour of Caistor

CAISTOR LIONS CHRISTMAS CAROL CONCERT Wednesday 18th December , Caistor Town Hall 7.30pm for 8pm `CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDEThursday December 19th North Kelsey from 6.30pm

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday 19th December Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU.

Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE KIDS STUFF Father Christmas visits21st December 11.00-12.30 £1.50 (includes a present).Listen to stories and make crafts from "Snow Man, Snow Dog" dress as your favourite Christmas character.

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2014 - 2014 - 2014JANUARY 2014

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CAISTOR ARTS & HERITAGE - KIDS STUFF Kids Holiday CraftsThursday 2nd January 10.00-11.00 £1.00Come along and join in with some seasonal craft making in the library.

CAISTOR WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014Thursday January 2nd ANNUAL MEETING - SUPPER AND SOCIAL Meetings commence at 7.30pm in the meeting room in Caistor Town Hall New members and visitors welcome. For information phone 01472 851062 or 01472 851725

LIGHTING STRINGS REMOVAL 2014Saturday 4th January Caistor Market Place, removal of lighting strings, some temporary disruption to traffic. Please refrain from parking outside Bank or Post Office area

KEELBY CLEAN UP Saturday 4th January Keelby Clean Up litter-pick .Please could volunteers meet outside the shops at 10.00 a.m? All necessary equipment will be provided. Our next dates are Sunday, 2nd March and Saturday 3rd May 2014.

TREE REMOVAL 2014Sunday 5th January 0700 –noon, removal of Christmas tree & lighting poles. Please refrain from parking overnight Saturday to Sunday or near Bank & Post Office.

KEELBY PARISH COUNCILTuesday, 7th January 2014 Keelby Parish Council normally meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the Village Hall, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Provision is made for residents to ask questions.

CAISTOR & DISTRICT FLOWER CLUB PROGRAMME 2014Wednesday January 8th 2014 AGMMeetings, 2nd Wednesday of each month, 7.30 p.m. Town Hall, Caistor, LN7 6QUVisitors £5.00 Visitors to Open Meetings tbacontact numbers, Angela Vora (Chairman) 01652 680821 Jill Armitage (Vice Chairman) 01652 680793 , Gail Kewley (Programme Secretary) 01652 628237

NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014 Wednesday January 8th The LImewood project in Lincolnshire by Liz FleutyCompetition: A wooden object, Roll call: Your favourite treeMeeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124

HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday January 9 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm 96th Annual Meeting & Social Time. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday January 9th Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU.

Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST – CAISTOR MEMORIESTuesday 14th January, £3.00 19.30 at Caistor Town Hall Carol Barnes will share a Powerpoint presentation of photographs from Caistor and District covering rhe 1930's to the present day. Fell free during the evening to tell us your stories.

RIBY FILM SEASON Wednesday January 15thWednesday February 12thWednesday March 12th at 7pm , Riby St Edmund Church.

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A fork supper & glass of wine followed by film Book your supper & seat, but bring your own cushion, 01472 751335. 01469 560435, 01469 560661email mailto:periodclocks@gmail.com

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY PROGRAMME 2013 -2014Thursday 16th January W.W.1. The Grimsby Chums.Andy JacobsTown Hall, North Street, Caistor 7:30pm. New members & visitors welcome.ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2.00p MEETING FEES: Members £1.00p Non –Members £2.00p

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 25th January CAISTOR IN BLOOM 2014201420142014LAUNCH 10-12NOON (Incorporating Coffee Consultation Morning) Caistor Multi Use Centre

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday January 30th Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU. Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

UNMYTHABLE Friday 31 January, 7.30pm Caistor Town Hall 01472 851159, Temple TheatreAll the greatest Greek myths presented by three superb performers - get ready for the journey of a lifetime! Set sail with Jason and the Argonauts as he takes on his greatest mission - the quest to bring back the Golden Fleece. Along the way the performers narrate, sing and clown their way through all the Greek myths you’ve ever heard of and some you never knew existed! Hear the Odyssey told from a foot-soldier’s perspective, see Midas after the gold ran out, and discover what really happened in that wooden horse. Legendary heroes, deadly monsters, epic fights and fantastical flights are all brought vividly to life in an ‘unmythable’ show to be enjoyed by everyone aged 8 to 88. http://www.templetheatre.co.uk/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

KEELBY PANTOMIME - ROBINSON CRUSOE Friday 31st January @ 7.30 Saturday 1st February @ 2.30 and 7.30Wednesday 5th February @ 7.30Thursday 6th February @ 7.30Friday 7th February @ 7.30Saturday 8th February @ 2.00 and 7.00Keelby Cricket Club Pantomime 2014 -‘Robinson Crusoe’ by Rob Till at Keelby Village Hall. Tickets are priced at £6.00 for adults and £4.00 for children and OAP's for all performances except Saturday 8th at 7.00 when there are no concessions.Tickets will be on sale from around Christmas time and will again be available from the Box Office at Great Limber Village Stores and Keelby Village Stores, courtesy of Mr & Mrs David Irons.

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FEBRUARY 2014

KEELBY PANTOMIME - ROBINSON CRUSOE Friday 31st January @ 7.30 Saturday 1st February @ 2.30 and 7.30Wednesday 5th February @ 7.30Thursday 6th February @ 7.30Friday 7th February @ 7.30Saturday 8th February @ 2.00 and 7.00Keelby Cricket Club Pantomime 2014 -‘Robinson Crusoe’ by Rob Till at Keelby Village Hall. Tickets are priced at £6.00 for adults and £4.00 for children and OAP's for all performances except Saturday 8th at 7.00 when there are no concessions.Tickets will be on sale from around Christmas time and will again be available from the Box Office at Great Limber Village Stores and Keelby Village Stores, courtesy of Mr & Mrs David Irons.

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KEELBY PARISH COUNCILTuesday, 4th February 2014 Keelby Parish Council normally meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the Village Hall, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Provision is made for residents to ask questions.

NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014Wednesday February 12th Tassels and cords by Georgi RawlinsCompetition: A piece of hand embroidery, Roll call: What craft work do you doMeeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST – JOHN SASS INDUSTRIAL HERITAGE EXPERTTuesday 11th February £3.00 ,19.30 at Caistor Town Hall. The title of this talk will be announced at a later date.

RIBY FILM SEASON Wednesday February 12thWednesday March 12th at 7pm , Riby St Edmund Church. A fork supper & glass of wine followed by film Book your supper & seat, but bring your own cushion, 01472 751335. 01469 560435, 01469 560661email mailto:periodclocks@gmail.com

HOLTON LE MOOR WOMENS INSTITUTEThursday February 13 HOLTON LE MOOR WI in The Moot Hall. 2.15pm Caroline Jackson – Valentine Flowers. Visitors always welcome. 01673 828674 for more details.

CAISTOR IN BLOOM 2014201420142014Saturday 15th February BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, Caistor Multi Use Centre

THE SHAKESPEARE LADIES CLUBSunday 16th February 2014, 7.30 Caistor Town Hall Alison Neil performs her own play, Against a background of fascinating trivia and scandals of mid-eighteenth century life, the play tells the true story of a group of Ladies of Quality who determined to make Shakespeare fashionable ... and much more. The Georgian era revealed - as Mrs Cowper De Grey (and guest) entertain! ((((iARTSco is pleased to welcome Alison back to Caistor following her much-admired performance of The Sixth Wife in 2012.)

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY PROGRAMME 2013 -2014Thursday 20th FebruaryUpdate on Donna Nook Seal Sanctuary.Town Hall, North Street, Caistor 7:30pm.New members & visitors welcome.ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2.00pMEETING FEES: Members £1.00p Non –Members £2.00p

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday February 27th Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU.

Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

MARCH 2014

KEELBY CLEAN UP Sunday 2nd March. Keelby Clean Up litter-pick .Please could volunteers meet outside the shops at 10.00 a.m? All necessary equipment will be provided. Our next date Saturday 3rd May 2014.

KEELBY PARISH COUNCILTuesday, 4th March 2014 Keelby Parish Council normally meets on the first Tuesday of each month in the Village Hall, commencing at 7.30 p.m. Provision is made for residents to ask questions.

SHEELANAGIG IN CONCERTSaturday 8 March, 7.30pm Keelby Village Hall, 01469 560040Sheelanagig’s unique brand of Balkan folk musical mayhem has made them fi rm favourites on the UK music venue and festival circuit. The band’s dynamic live performances combine storytelling and acrobatics with intricate and irresistibly danceable music. Fiddle and fl ute weave around each other in

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frenzied melody, while guitar, double bass and drums keep the tempo tight. Hold on for the musical ride of your life! http://www.sheelanagig.co.uk/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

SHOOTING THE MOONSunday 9 March, 7.30pm Caistor Town Hall , Strangeface, Using music, mask, animation and puppetry, award winning mask company Strangeface present an exceptional journey through the life, works and times of French illusionist, and one of cinema’s most imaginative pioneers, George Méliès A visionary who combined his passion for magic with early motion pictures, Méliès’ astounding images survive and inspire, over a century since they first entranced audiences in France and beyond. Shooting the Moon is a funny, poignant and visually enthralling production for both adults and children.http://www.strangeface.co.uk/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST – "THE IRONSTONE MINES OF NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE"Tuesday 11th March, £3.00, 19.30 at Caistor Town Hall. Stewart Squires will lead a talk and presentation on the Ironstone Mines including Nettleton and Claxby.

RIBY FILM SEASON Wednesday March 12th at 7pm , Riby St Edmund Church. A fork supper & glass of wine followed by film Book your supper & seat, but bring your own cushion, 01472 751335. 01469 560435, 01469 560661email mailto:periodclocks@gmail.com

NORTH KELSEY WOMEN'S INSTITUTE PROGRAMME 2014 Wednesday March 12th The history of nursing by Sue CreaseyCompetition: An elaborate pair of scissors, Roll call: When was the last time you visited a hospital?Meeting starts at 7.15. North Kelsey Village Hall, School Lane. For information tel: 01652 678124

FREDDY DARE & THE GINGER ROBBERSaturday March 15th Grasby Village Hall 01652 628506 / 628470, Cube TheatreFred Andrews is short for his age, can’t play football, and making friends at his new secondary school is proving diffi cult. His Dad died a while ago, and Fred’s Mum is too sad to pay attention to him. Fred wants to change his world – and so he does. He becomes Freddy Dare – a superhero with a glamorous accomplice, the Ginger Robber! Together, they must overcome The Mistress, steal their opportunity and dance their way to Vegas! Will they make it?Featuring theatre, film, great music and a dazzling script, Freddy Dare & the Ginger Robber is an epic adventure for everyone aged 8 to 108! http://www.cube-theatre.com/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY PROGRAMME 2013 -2014Thursday 20th March 'Status of Clothes Through Time'. Mrs Lucinda CoultasTown Hall, North Street, Caistor 7:30pm.New members & visitors welcome.ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2.00pMEETING FEES: Members £1.00p Non –Members £2.00p THREADSSaturday 22 March, 7.30pm, Nettleton Village Hall, 01673 828478, Keira Dance. Threads is a dazzling mix of Irish and Contemporary dance accompanied by live traditional Irish music and song, exploring the fierce emotions experienced when longing for home. The show expresses a spirit of story, evoking the Celtic past of struggle, joy, love, travel and loss, to give an exhilarating experience, combining soulful laments and toe tapping beats. Following the show, the live music continues when the dancers join the audience to lead a ‘mini ceilidh’, encouraging people up on their feet by demonstrating a few dance steps.A performance and ceilidh in one, Threads is a wonderfully uplifting show and an opportunity to dust off your dancing shoes! http://www.keiradance.com/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 22nd March - RHS National Tree Planting Day - Jubilee Orchard Sportsground

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014Thursday March 27th Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU.

Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

APRIL 2014

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BLUES & BIKES WEEKEND 2014 Friday - Sunday 4th - 6th April 2014 The dates have been arranged for the 2014 Blues and |Bikes Weekend. It will be on the 4 - 5 - 6 April. Cabourne Parva (off Riby Drag)

THE TOLPUDDLE MARTYRSFriday 4th April 2014, 7.30 Caistor Town Hall Townsend Productions presents THE TOLPUDDLE MARTYRS Set in 1834, the play follows the extraordinary, true story of George and Betsy Loveless. He was a Methodist preacher and the leader of the six Dorsetshire farm labourers who were tried and convicted, and condemned to harsh transportation by an oppressive Government for having the temerity to swear a secret oath and form a union to fight against a succession of wage cuts inflicted by the local landowner. (From the company that brought us the highly entertaining and thought-provoking ‘Ragged–Trousered Philanthropists ’ in 2012.)

CAISTOR IN BLOOMFriday 4th April Closing date for Spring Garden competition

CAISTOR IN BLOOMMonday April 7th Judging Spring Garden Competition

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST – "ROMAN RELIGION IN LINCOLNSHIRE" Tuesday 8th April 19.30 £3.00?at Caistor Town Hall – Antony Lee, Collections Access Officer (archaeology), The Collection, Lincoln will present a talk "Roman religion in Lincolnshire" with relevance to all of the interesting Roman finds from Rothwell Top / Nettleton being announced.

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 12th April – BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, MUC

CAISTOR CIVIC SOCIETY PROGRAMME 2013 -2014Thursday 17th April Cycling Across Canada Jo WooliamsTown Hall, North Street, Caistor 7:30pm.New members & visitors welcome.ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP: £2.00pMEETING FEES: Members £1.00p Non –Members £2.00p

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 19th April Wildflower Planting Day

CAISTOR SPORTS & SOCIAL QUIZ NIGHTS 2013-2014FRIDAY April 25th Caistor Sports & Social Club, The Pavillion , Brigg Road, Caistor , LN7 6QU. Tel: 01472 851918 - Web Site: http://www.caistor.net/sportsandsocial.htm

MAY 2014KEELBY CLEAN UP Saturday May 3rd . Keelby Clean Up litter-pick .Please could volunteers meet outside the shops at 10.00 a.m? All necessary equipment will be provided.

JAMES HICKMAN & DAN CASSIDY IN CONCERT Saturday 10 May, 7.30pm, Great Limber Village Hall, In a fabulous evening of music James Hickman’s emotive, soaring vocals and driving guitar are complemented by Dan Cassidy’s ingenious and virtuosic fiddling.The duo’s sound flows from the connection between British and American folk and is bursting with all the humour, heartbreak and excitement of these two musical genres Their relaxed banter and unique musical style has been appreciated by audiences across the UK. On stage, the lively English wit of Hickman is set against Cassidy’s bone-dry irony and American drawl, as they take audiences on a dynamic and unforgettable transatlantic journey. http://www.hickmanandcassidy.co.uk/ http://www.lincsruraltouring.co.uk/

CAISTOR HERITAGE TRUST – "ROMAN FINDS FROM ROTHWELL TOP / NETTLETON" Tuesday 13th May 19.30 £3.00 at Caistor Town Hall Dr Steve Willis, Senior Lecturer, Classical & Archaeological Studies, University of Kent. Steve has spent many hours on the Wolds researching the Roman occupation. He is completing his report on the most recent discoveries and finds. This talk is yet to be confirmed.

CAISTOR IN BLOOM

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Friday 23rd May Closing date for EMiB Best School Garden entries

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 31st May– BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, Caistor Multi Use Centre. 19 South Street

JUNE 2014CAISTOR IN BLOOMSunday 8th June- Judging local Best School competition (Sponsored by Cherry Valley)

CAISTOR IN BLOOM 20142014201420142014 Friday 13th June Closing date for children’s painting & Digital Photography competition (EMIB)

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday June 28th BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, Caistor Multi Use Centre

JULY 2014CAISTOR IN BLOOMMonday 7th July – Monday 21st July Judging period of Caistor for the East Midlands in Bloom Competition)

CAISTOR IN BLOOMFriday 11th July Closing date for local garden competitions (sponsored by Waltham Herbs)

CAISTOR GOES.. MEDIEVAL Saturday July 12th 2014. Caistor Market Place

CAISTOR IN BLOOMMonday July 14th – Judging Local garden Competition

AUGUST 2014 CAISTOR IN BLOOMSunday 3rd August – Judging ‘Best Edible Garden’ Competition (sponsored by Lincs Coop)

CAISTOR ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL 2014Saturday & Sunday 30th & 31st August. Caistor Town Hall . 10am -4pm daily Details 01472 851096

SEPTEMBER 2014PROMS IN THE PARK 2014Sunday September 7th - 3pm - 5pm Caistor South Street Park

CAISTOR IN BLOOMWednesday 17th September East Midlands in Bloom Awards Presentation @ Grand Central, SKEGNESS

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday September 20th Caistor Awards Ceremony @ Caistor Town Hall, 10am – 12noon.

OCTOBER 2014 CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 4th October– BigTidyUpDay, 10am – 2pm, Caistor Multi Use Centre. 19 South Street

CAISTOR IN BLOOMSaturday 11th October CIB Big Bulb Bonanza Giveaway @ Caistor Town Hall 10-1130am NOVEMBER 2014CAISTOR & DISTRICT LIONS CLUB BONFIRE NIGHT 2014Saturday November 1st , South Street Park

REMEMBRANCE DAYSunday 9th November , Remembrance Parade

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Saturday 22nd November BigTidyUpDay,10am – 12pm, Caistor Multi Use Centre. 19 South Street(Note Early FinishSaturday 22nd - 29th November National Tree Planting WeekSaturday 29th November National Tree Planting Day (CiB)

CAISTOR CHRISTMAS TREE ERECTIONSunday November 23rd.Caistor Market Place.

SOUTH KELSEY VILLAGE HALL- MISTLETOE & CHRISTMAS MAGIC 2014Sunday the 23rd November 2014. The Annual South Kelsey Mistletoe and Christmas Magic Food and Gift Fair We are looking for local stall holders selling high quality crafts, gifts and food for Christmas.The number of similar stalls will be restricted to provide an interesting event, so please book early to avoid the disappointment. All proceeds to the church restoration fund and running costs of the village hall.For further information regarding booking a stall email Cheryl :info.skvhc@gmail.com or phone 01652 679348

CHRISTMAS TREE SWITCH ON Saturday 29th November Christmas Tree switch on. Caistor Market Place

DECEMBER 2014 CAISTOR CHRISTMAS TREE FESTIVAL Thursday - Sunday 11th - 14th December Christmas Tree Festival Parish Church

2015 2015 2015 2015SEPTEMBER 2015CAISTOR ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL 2015Saturday & Sunday 5th & 6th September August. Caistor Town Hall . 10am -4pm daily Details 01472 851096

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