Longplayer

Longplayer is a one thousand year-long musical composition which you can listen to in the magical setting of the garden at Newton’s childhood home.

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Isaac Newton and the Age of Scientific Discovery

National Portrait Gallery at Belton House

Illustration to left; John Locke by Michael Dahl c. 1696. This exhibition is a display of portraits and miniatures celebrating the age of scientific discovery which began in the 1600s. Exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Trust.

Giant Steps

Audio drama with community performers

Show times at 10.00am, 1.00pm and 4.00pm. A professionally written and directed audio promenade drama commissioned for the Gravity Fields Festival. In partnership with BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Outreach and University of Lincoln. Age 11+

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Ladybird Science Paintings Exhibition

On Saturday 22nd at 10.30am the exhibition will be introduced with a talk by Stephanie Barton, former Managing Director of Ladybird Books, and Grantham resident.

Can You Hear Black Holes Collide?

University of Birmingham at the George Centre

A hands on exhibition exploring Gravitational Wave Astronomy, or 'ripples in space and time', for anyone who has ever wondered about violent events in the cosmos.

Isaac Newton and the Age of Scientific Discovery

National Portrait Gallery at Belton House

Illustration to left; John Locke by Michael Dahl c. 1696. This exhibition is a display of portraits and miniatures celebrating the age of scientific discovery which began in the 1600s. Exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Trust.

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 1.00pm, 2.30pm, 5.00pm and 6.30pm. A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter) 12+

Giant Steps

An audio drama tour with community performers

Show times at 10.00am, 1.00pm and 4.00pm. A professionally written and directed audio promenade drama commissioned for the Gravity Fields Festival. In partnership with BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Outreach and University of Lincoln.

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 12.00pm, 1.30pm, and 3.00pm A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter)

Isaac Newton and the Age of Scientific Discovery

National Portrait Gallery at Belton House

Illustration to left; John Locke by Michael Dahl c. 1696. This exhibition is a display of portraits and miniatures celebrating the age of scientific discovery which began in the 1600s. Exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Trust.

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Ladybird Science Paintings Exhibition

On Saturday 22nd at 10.30am the exhibition will be introduced with a talk by Stephanie Barton, former Managing Director of Ladybird Books, and Grantham resident.

Can You Hear Black Holes Collide?

University of Birmingham at the George Centre

A hands on exhibition exploring Gravitational Wave Astronomy, or 'ripples in space and time' for anyone who has ever wondered about violent events in the cosmos. 7+.

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 1.00pm, 5.00pm and 6.30pm. A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter)

Giant Steps

An audio drama tour with community performers

Show times at 2.30pm and 5.30pm. A professionally written and directed audio promenade drama commissioned for the Gravity Fields Festival. In partnership with BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Outreach and University of Lincoln.

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Ladybird Science Paintings Exhibition

On Saturday 22nd at 10.30am the exhibition will be introduced with a talk by Stephanie Barton, former Managing Director of Ladybird Books, and Grantham resident.

Can You Hear Black Holes Collide?

University of Birmingham at the George Centre

A hands on exhibition exploring Gravitational Wave Astronomy, or 'ripples' in space and time, for anyone who has ever wondered about violent events in the cosmos. 7+

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 1.00pm, 5.00pm and 6.30pm. A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter)

Giant Steps

An audio drama tour with community performers

Show times at 2.30pm and 5.30pm. A professionally written and directed audio promenade drama commissioned for the Gravity Fields Festival. In partnership with BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Outreach and University of Lincoln.

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Ladybird Science Paintings Exhibition

On Saturday 22nd at 10.30am the exhibition will be introduced with a talk by Stephanie Barton, former Managing Director of Ladybird Books, and Grantham resident.

Can You Hear Black Holes Collide?

University of Birmingham at the George Centre

A hands on exhibition exploring Gravitational Wave Astronomy, or 'ripples' in space and time, for anyone who has ever wondered about violent events in the cosmos. 7+

Isaac Newton and the Age of Scientific Discovery

National Portrait Gallery at Belton House

Illustration to left; John Locke by Michael Dahl c. 1696. This exhibition is a display of portraits and miniatures celebrating the age of scientific discovery which began in the 1600s. Exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Trust.

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 1.00pm, 5.00pm and 6.30pm. A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter)

Giant Steps

An audio drama tour with community performers

Show times at 2.30pm and 5.30pm. A professionally written and directed audio promenade drama commissioned for the Gravity Fields Festival. In partnership with BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Outreach and University of Lincoln.

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Ladybird Science Paintings Exhibition

On Saturday 22nd at 10.30am the exhibition will be introduced with a talk by Stephanie Barton, former Managing Director of Ladybird Books, and Grantham resident.

Can You Hear Black Holes Collide?

University of Birmingham at the George Centre

A hands on exhibition exploring Gravitational Wave Astronomy, or 'ripples' in space and time, for anyone who has ever wondered about violent events in the cosmos. 7+.

Isaac Newton and the Age of Scientific Discovery

National Portrait Gallery at Belton House

Illustration to left; John Locke by Michael Dahl c. 1696. This exhibition is a display of portraits and miniatures celebrating the age of scientific discovery which began in the 1600s. Exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Trust.

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 1.00pm, 5.00pm and 6.30pm. A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter)

Giant Steps

An audio drama tour with community performers

Show times at 2.30pm and 5.30pm. A professionally written and directed audio promenade drama commissioned for the Gravity Fields Festival. In partnership with BBC Lincolnshire, BBC Outreach and University of Lincoln.

Pages from the Past

Friends of St Wulfram’s

See books Newton could have thumbed as a King's School student, released from the intriguing Tudor chained library in St Wulfram's Church for rare public display.

Ladybird Science Paintings Exhibition

On Saturday 22nd at 10.30am the exhibition will be introduced with a talk by Stephanie Barton, former Managing Director of Ladybird Books, and Grantham resident.

Isaac Newton and the Age of Scientific Discovery

National Portrait Gallery at Belton House

Illustration to left; John Locke by Michael Dahl c. 1696. This exhibition is a display of portraits and miniatures celebrating the age of scientific discovery which began in the 1600s. Exhibition organised by the National Portrait Gallery in collaboration with the National Trust.

The Ethometric Museum

Produced by OCM

Show times at 3.00pm, 5.00pm, 7.00pm and 8.30pm. A theatrical sound presentation by Ray Lee - The Ethometric Museum doors are unlocked and the ethometric mysteries discovered. 'Utterly wonderful' Sumit Paul-Choudhury, editor of New Scientist magazine (by Twitter)

Can You Hear Black Holes Collide?

University of Birmingham at the George Centre

A hands on exhibition exploring Gravitational Wave Astronomy, for anyone who has ever wondered about violent events in the cosmos. 7+.