Art and Culture in LouthLouth Art Trail The artists involved have tackled their projects in a variety of ways and using different materials, from the abstract work on the top of the Playgoers theatre in Victoria Road, to various human figures cast in bronze. The leaf sculptures in Westgate Fields are huge, and probably best photographed from the air. Made entirely of wood, they are my personal favourite of all the sculptures, partly because they suit their surroundings so well. Spread out over the length and breadth of the town, seeing them all involves a good walk.  Articles on Art and Culture Wolds Novelists Release More WordsWhilst Wolds Words celebrates literature and nurtures new talent, local novelists have released new work in a range of genres.October 2016  District And Town Council Elections 2015Candidates for the district and town council elections in the area are officially confirmed, and many seats on the town council are unopposed.April 2015  Literary Round-Up: Margaret Dickinson, PenguinPig, And BenchesMargaret Dickinson visits Louth to promote her latest saga, whilst a local teacher tops the charts with his book on cyber safety.February 2015  Town Council Round-Up: 140 Homes, Livestock Market Scrutiny, And The PanoramaCouncillors debate whether the town should lend out its priceless artwork, and how many more houses Louth can squeeze in.May 2014  Round-Up: Library Lobbying And PetitionsSave Lincolnshire Libraries prepares to lobby MPs, whilst various groups fight for the future of the livestock market.March 2014  Lindsey Patchworkers Exhibition PreviewThe Lindsey Patchworkers display their quirky and eye-catching handiwork at the Cyril Turner Community Hall in Ludford.June 2013  Festival of the Bees 2013Find out more about bees during Louth's first festival to celebrate these essential pollinators.May 2013  Round-Up: Chief Constable Suspended, Books, and MoviesNeil Rhodes has been suspended, but we have no idea what he has done, if anything. Luckily there are two books and a show to keep us entertained while we speculate.February 2013  Town Council Round-up: Grants Presentation And Parade DebateCommunity groups benefit from funding awards, and the council debates how to spend the budget for the annual civic parade.February 2013  Round-Up: A Major Blaze, Zero Degrees, And An Autism GroupFire crews are called to a print works at Bolingbroke Road.February 2013 Round-Up: Ark Collections, TRR, Police Crime Commissioners, and a Christmas ShowThe Ark set up new collection points, Tanzania gets medicine and water, and new PCCs are up for election.October 2012 Round-Up: The Victorian Fayre, Wolds Words, Ambulances and CyclingThe autumn promises a glut of exciting cultural events. Meanwhile the town risks losing its ambulance station as local provision comes under scrutiny.September 2012  Sausagegate: The Reek Of DesperationMayor Jill Makinson-Sanders causes a stir with her sausage costume.June 2012 Gleeks Rejoice as Vocal Academy Comes To LouthAngela Pearson of the You Can Sing Vocal Academy taught budding singers how to work out their voices.June 2012  Round-up: Zero Degrees, Animal Rescue and the LSGC Open DayA plea for help from the Ark, and Louth's summer festivals are all set for re-branding.June 2012  A New Painting of Hubbards HillsJohn Walker presents a nostalgic view of the local beauty spot in his oil painting.May 2012 Round-up: A Singing Group, Green Audit and Jubilee DisplaysJubilee June will be red, white, and blue, and possibly a little bit green.May 2012  2011 Christmas Craft MarketThe market organised by Louth Lions featured all kinds of crafts and local creativity.December 2011 Round-up: Children in Need, the Town Guide and Solar PanelsPlanning decisions mean ELDC is moving nearer to generating its own electricity. But will it get a good deal for taxpayers?November 2011  LSGC Painting CompetitionMembers of the strategy games club compete for the title of the best model painter at their Halloween party.November 2011 |
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 Bev Anderson and Sheila Evans at the Cyril Turner Hall in Ludford for an exhibition by the Lindsey Patchworkers.June 20 2015 A piece at the Lindsey Patchworkers exhibition on the theme of a Lincolnshire scene.June 20 2015Buildings of interest Louth Festival Of ConservationThe festival is both a celebration of local history and an encouragement to get involved in making sure our historic buildings stay in good repair. St James Church, LouthThe parish church of St. James dominates the skyline of the town. It is both a religious and cultural centre, and a work of art in its own right. Churches in LouthThere are a number of noteworthy churches in Louth that are worth a visit. |