What’s on: March 26 - April 6

Wednesday, March 26

Artist of the Month at Rasen Hub, free driftwood and beach combing art demonstration, 11am - 12 noon.

Drop In Craft Club at Rasen Hub, 2pm - 4pm. Mobile Project part 2. £2.50 & 20p for drink. Details: 01673 844556 or email [email protected]

Market Rasen & District Dance Club American Supper in the Festival Hall, 7.30pm, with organist Mark Spafford. More details: Joan 01673 843043 or Ann 01673 842188.

Rase WI open meeting, 7.30pm in Middle Rasen Village Hall. ‘Do you feel the sap rising’ with Loretta Rivett. Non members £3 admission. All welcome.

Thursday, March 27

Inspire and Achieve - run by West Lindsey Community Assets Fund in North Kelsey Village Hall, 5.30pm - 8pm. Details: http://communitylincs.com/inspire-and-achieve-with-the-community-asset-fund/

Quiz Night at Caistor Sports and Social Club. Details: 01472 851918.

Friday, March 28

Artist of the Month at Rasen Hub - free demonstration on driftwood and beach combing art, 11am - 12 noon.

Forces themed fancy dress and music at The George, Market Rasen from 7pm. In aid of Help for Heroes.

Louth Male Voice Choir in concert at Brigg Methodist Church, 7.30pm. Tickets £6.

Saturday, March 29

Kids make a Mothers Day card at Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre, 10am - 11am. Cost £1.

Annual Spring Auction at South Kelsey Village Hall, 2pm. Proceeds to St Mary’s Church Funds.

Lincolnshire Group Hardy Plant Society meeting at William Farr School, Welton, 2pm. Speaker Martin S Walker - Sissinghurst, Hidcote and Great Dixter. New members and visitors welcome.

Nettleton WEA - For those in peril on the sea part two, in the village hall, 2.30pm - 5pm. Dr Stephen Bloy examines Grimsby’s prosperity as the world’s premier fishing port, and the part played by trawlers in WW1 and WW2. Fee £6, including afternoon tea. Details: 01472 859347.

Sunday, March 30

Lambing Sunday at Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park, 11am - 5pm. Details: 01652 688698.

Tuesday, April 1

West Rasen Heritage Centre Group meeting, 7.30pm. Speaker: Brian and Christine Taylor - Above the Bow (Lincoln Guildhall).

BASH (Brigg Amateur Social Historians) meeting in Brigg and District Servicemen’s Club, Coney Court, 8pm. Brian Peeps - The Construction and Opening of Immingham Docks. Entry free. Details:01652 657053.

Wednesday, April 2

Singing for the Brain: For people with dementia and their carers, 1.30pm – 3.30pm in Middle Rasen Church Hall.

Market Rasen & District Dance Club in the Festival Hall, 7.30pm. More details: Joan 01673 843043 or Ann 01673 842188.

Thursday, April 3

Rase Heritage spring guided walk. Meet 1pm Louth clocktower. Cost £3 per person. Details: 01673 844408.

Caistor WI in the town hall, 7.30pm. Speaker: Catherine A Milner - Flowers from Wet Felt. Details: 01472 851062 or 01472 851725.

Friday, April 4

Blues and Bikes Weekend at Cabourne Parva.

Flower, Craft and Hobbies Exhibition at Caistor Methodist Church, with demonstrations and refreshments all day.

Live theatre: The Tolpuddle Martyrs in Caistor Town Hall, 7.30pm. Tickets £9 advance (or £10 on door), students £6 (£7) from Caistor Post Office or 01472 851159.

Saturday, April 5

Coffee morning at West Rasen Heritage Centre, 10am - 12 noon.

Flower, Craft and Hobbies Exhibition at Caistor Methodist Church, with demonstrations and refreshments all day.

Blues and Bikes Weekend at Cabourne Parva.

Easter Shopping Extravaganza in Tealby Memorial Hall, 10am - 2pm, in aid of St Barnabas Hospice. Free entry.

Sunday, April 6

Blues and Bikes Weekend at Cabourne Parva.

Lambing Sunday at Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park, 11am - 5pm. Details: 01652 688698.

Flower, Craft and Hobbies Exhibition at Caistor Methodist Church, with demonstrations and refreshments all day.

Swallow Village Hall bingo. Doors Open at 1.30pm, eyes down 2.15pm.

Caistor Swing Dance in the town hall, 3pm - 6pm. Have a lesson or two from 2pm. Tickets £6, including tea and coffee, but take your own refreshments. Details: 01472 852693. Proceeds to Hope Community Village (an orphanage in Kerala, India).