Families across the Skegness Standard area are set for a busy May Bank Holiday weekend, with a packed programme of events, fairs and countryside attractions taking place.

From historic re-enactments to traditional fairs and outdoor festivals, there is something for all ages across the county.

We start in Boston where the town’s long-running May Fair returns:

Boston May Fair – Saturday, May 2, to Friday, May 9 (all day, town centre and fairground)

Visitors can also explore the town’s historic market, which has been running for more than 450 years and remains a focal point for shoppers and visitors.

Louth

Louth is set to benefit from events linked to the wider countryside celebration:

Lincolnshire Wolds Outdoor Festival – Saturday 16 to Sunday 31 May (various times and locations)

Louth Outdoor Festival Day – Sunday 24 May

The events include guided walks, cycling and family-friendly outdoor activities across the Wolds.

Horncastle

Horncastle’s community calendar features local heritage events:

Local History Day – Saturday 16 May, 10am–2pm at Horncastle Library

The town’s well-known antique and independent shops also make it a popular spot for a quieter bank holiday visit.

Market Rasen

In and around Market Rasen, visitors can enjoy countryside and community events:

Lincolnshire Wolds Outdoor Festival – from Saturday 16 May (various activities nearby)

The town is also known for its racecourse and access to scenic walking routes across the Wolds.

Sleaford

While quieter on major headline events, Sleaford continues to host regular markets and community activities across the bank holiday period, with nearby walking festivals and events across North Kesteven adding to the offering.

Skegness

One of the biggest draws in May is at The Village Church Farm, where a series of themed weekends bring history to life. Events include: