HIDDEN GEMS
Hidden Gems is an annual event celebrating Lincoln’s diverse communities. This year, we are celebrating Lincoln’s Anatolian and Arabic communities with music, storytelling as well as an interactiv
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Check out all the events and what's going on at the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre.
Check out all the events and what's going on at the Lincoln Performing Arts Centre.
PENGUINS PENGUINS PENGUINS
“Barry was a cold penguin....” Born into the long nights of the Antarctic Winter, all Barry has ever known is snow, ice and cold. So when he learns that there are warmer places in the world, he
Travel with us through 30 years of great Pop Music! Tonight Paines Plough bring there new show all about-you guesse… https://t.co/PzDaKOC687
- Friday Nov 16 - 6:20pm
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Travel with us through 30 years of great Pop Music! Tonight Paines Plough bring there new show all about-you guesse… https://t.co/PzDaKOC687
- Friday Nov 16 - 6:20pm
RAPUNZEL
Once Upon a time, in a far off Kingdom, a bargain is struck and a young girl is taken from her parents. Locked away from the world "to keep her safe", the young Rapunzel grows up dreaming of advent
MARKET PLACE
MARKET PLACE
2018 marks two birthdays; this year Lincoln Performing Arts Centre turns ten whilst Lincoln Central Market reaches the very respectable age of eighty. To celebrate our birthday we’re engaging in
MOISHE’S BAGEL
Thrillingly original cutting-edge klezmer and folk music from some of Scotland’s finest musicians. An intoxicating, life-affirming mix of Eastern European dance music, Middle Eastern rhythms and vir
DOPPELDÄNGER
After years of being mistaken for one another, real-life doppelgängers, Eugénie and Shamira, have finally made a show about it. With gender-twisting visuals and gothic storytelling, DoppelDänger is
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JANE CHAPMAN
Jane Chapman described as “Britain’s most
progressive harpsichordist” presents an eclectic
programme, from Bach’s Chromatic Fantasy and
18th century transcriptions of Indian music, to 20th
Jane Chapman described as “Britain’s most progressive harpsichordist” presents an eclectic programme, from Bach’s Chromatic Fantasy and 18th century transcriptions of Indian music, to 20th
