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About Us

Lincoln Arts Centre is the University of Lincoln’s public arts centre with a focus on talent development, innovation and research. A home for new contemporary performance, the next generation of artists and new artistic ideas.

Our history

Officially opened to the public in 2008, Lincoln Arts Centre is a contemporary, artist focused organisation at the heart of the city of Lincoln.

Our values

In 2022, we launched the research and consultation project Lincoln's Future Arts Centre. Over 200 people weighed in and the learnings we gathered helped us to build our mission, vision, values and ethos, which is outlined on this page.

Critical Friends

To help us on our transformation journey we have enlisted the support of Critical Friends, a group volunteers who are a key part of the organisation. They help us to make sure that we are producing, programming, and facilitating in line with our artistic policy and values.

The Future Arts Centre

The Future Arts Centre is a research project and consultation where we open our doors and invite conversations about our mission and vision. The first phase took place in October – December 2022. We hosted a series of workshops, online conversations, and a survey to discuss with our community where we want to go across four thematic pillars: Perception, Programme, People and Place.

University courses

Lincoln Arts Centre is the home of the University of Lincoln’s School of Creative Arts and plays host to the daily lives and early careers of hundreds of its students every year. Here, you can learn more about the various programmes of study that make up the LSCA and how they are cultivating the next generation of artists and creative thinkers.

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Technical info

Lincoln Arts Centre has many versatile spaces in which to present work.   You can find our technical specification here:.

Anti-discrimination statement

Lincoln Arts Centre recognises that groups and individuals are currently being discriminated against on the grounds of race, ethnicity, physical appearance, gender, disability, sexuality, gender reassignment, marital status, economic disadvantage, age, maternity/pregnancy and faith.

Press

Journalists, researchers and producers can contact our Development and Communications Manager, Kayleigh at Below, you can find some of our latest press releases.

Available to hire for a variety of activities across our range of spaces

From drinks receptions in our cafe bar, rehearsals in our studios to conferences or performances in our main auditorium.