Lincolnshire Day!
Lincolnshire Day is celebrated every year on 1st October and marks the anniversary of the Lincolnshire rising, a...
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All of our blogs are written by our very own Jade and Claire, from South Kesteven District Council. Their blogs are mostly first-hand accounts from when they’ve been out and about on their travels to give the best content for you. If you have a recommendation for Jade or Claire, then please email them on discover@southkesteven.gov.uk
Pumpkin Picking and Mannakin, this October in South Kesteven
Now that the kids have gone back to school, the mornings are feeling crisp, and there is the crunch of leaves...
11 Things to do in and around Grantham this Autumn
Looking for things to do in and around Grantham this Autumn? Nestled in the heart of Lincolnshire is a town brimming...
J and J Alpacas, the unexpected delight!
This is something a little different for us as here, at Discover South Kesteven, we are used to exploring beautiful...
New 300-Mile King John Way Cycling Route Launches in Lincolnshire
A major new long-distance cycling route has officially launched in Lincolnshire, thanks to the vision of local...
Grantham House, open to everyone, for free!
You would be forgiven for not knowing it, but in the centre of Grantham there is the most amazing heritage hidden gem...
Film Tourism in South Kesteven
Here in South Kesteven, we are blessed with some of the most beautiful stately homes in the country. Which is why it...
South Kesteven’s Surprising Heritage – a blog series part eight – The Corby Glen Nativity
As Christmas approaches churches around the district are preparing to celebrate and share the story of the Nativity...
Stocking Fillers and Seasonal Cheer – Christmas in South Kesteven
The clocks have gone back, October’s pumpkins have been carved and cooked (or composted), and Fireworks Night has gone...
South Kesteven’s Surprising Heritage – a blog series part seven – South Kesteven’s Star Gazers
The picturesque, adjoined villages of Caythorpe and Frieston lie approximately eight miles north of Grantham on the...
South Kesteven’s Surprising Heritage Sites – a blog series part six – The Tale of Butcher.
Morkery wood is nestled just inside the border of South Kesteven, near to South Witham and Castle Bytham. The...
Willoughby Memorial Trust Gallery, A Hidden Gem!
The Willoughby Memorial Trust Gallery is in the beautiful village of Corby Glen. During exhibitions the gallery is...
Grantham Museum, a free attraction!
In the heart of Grantham town, overlooking St Peter’s Hill green, you will find Grantham Museum, a free attraction,...
South Kesteven’s Surprising Heritage Sites – a blog series, part five – A Priory Fit For a Princess!
In our last blog, we explored the history of Gilbert of Sempringham, and the priory he founded in the village. Click...
It’s all about, Fulbeck Craft Centre!
Fulbeck Craft Centre is on the A607 road to the north of Grantham and well worth a visit any day of the week. It has a...
What’s Happening at Woolsthorpe Manor!
Woolsthorpe Manor, a National Trust property, is famous as it is the home of Sir Isaac Newton, and where he changed...
Top Dog Walking Spots in South Kesteven
South Kesteven is a great place to explore with you four legged best friends, there are plenty of parks and green...
South Kesteven’s Arts Centres host Easter Egg trails in our four market towns!
Following the success of the Rogue Reindeer trail project in Grantham last December, the Arts Centres have initiated a...
South Kesteven’s Surprising Heritage Sites – A blog series, part four – The Saint of Sempringham!
St Andrew’s Church, accessed by a long track from the hamlet of Sempringham, feels now like a remote outpost of times...
Valentines Events in South Kesteven this February
Love is in the air, and so we are sharing some of the events happening this February in South Kesteven to...
