Sunday the 14th April 05.43 – BBC Radio Bells on Sunday – featuring Castor bells
Weds 17th April – the 900th anniversary of the dedication of St Kyneburgha’s Church on the
Weds. 17th April 2024/1124 – to the day. A full peal of bells 2p.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday 6th June – David Lammy M.P. in conversation with Stewart Francis. In the Church. Ticketed with bar. Tim tbc.
Friday 21st June to Sunday 7th July – Fringe Fortnight
A variety of events at different locations around the villages – some ticketed, some free.
During the fortnight there will be a Saturday day of fun – Saxon sports on / around the school field – a bit like the Village Festival.
Sunday the 22nd June and Sunday the 23rd June – In and around church – Castor and Ailsworth Art Group invite budding artists to join in a workshop session to capture what they see
Sunday 23rd June – Beating the Parish Bounds – join us for a walk around the parish limits )or more or less)
Sunday the 23rd June – 16.00 In church – a choral concert
Fergus Black and the St Martin’s Singers – ticketing details later
Wednesday 26th of June – a talk by broadcaster and historian, Dr. Jonathan Foyle – on the significance of St Kyneburgha’s church building, –
details not yet available
Friday the 28th June – Quiz night Village Hall –
details to follow
Saturday 29th June – Talent Show , Village Hall
details to follow
Sunday the 30th June – Up an’ at ’em History group presenting Horrible Histories –
Meet a Roman soldier; The Saxons move in!; A conquest from the continent.
An event for children up to Year 7 – This will be a ticketed drop in 2 sessions 10. 15 to 12.45 and 1.15 to 3.45
£5 buys a child an all day ticket N.B. The child must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday 6th of July – Sports day and Village Fete – on the school field with food and bar
Saturday 6th of July – Saxon Ibiza Party Night – on the school field (evening) Music, Food, Bar
3rd – 5th October The Kyneburgha Operetta
Will take place in the church. Lyrics Ian Winfrey, Music Jon Graham
Thursday 24th October – The Life and Times of Henry I – Professor Stephen Church of Lincoln University 7.00p.m. at the Village Hall (Doors open 6.30)
Thursday 28th November – The Life and Times of John Clare – Dr Sam Ward, Archivist for the John Clare Society – 7.00p.m. at the Village Hall (Doors open 6.30)
