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In the Exhibition Room

We are delighted to welcome Caistor Civic Society for a heritage exhibition as part of Heritage Open Days 2025. Every September thousands of volunteers across England organise events to celebrate our fantastic history and culture. It's your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences – all of which are FREE to explore. For more information, visit the Heritage Open Days website.

The exhibition runs from Tuesday 26th August until the 16th September 2025.

This exhibition will showcase artifacts of historic or public interest from Caistor and the surrounding districts. These include extracts of historic documents, maps and artifacts from the Caistor archive.

There will also be details of the blue plaques around Caistor, as well as the activities of the Caistor Civic Society.

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In the Café Gallery:

Pleasurable Painting Exhibition

This exhibition will be showing in our Cafe Gallery from Wednesday 17th September until Sunday 17th November 2025

The Pleasurable Painting Group was formed in 2016 and was led by Mags Bradley. They are mainly local amateurs who get together purely for the pleasure of painting, as the name suggests.  

Most people work in watercolour, but they may also use some acrylics, oils or pastels; experimentation with different media which is part of the fun! It is interesting to hear someone else’s opinions of our work, and we support each other with feedback and helpful suggestions. 

You will be able to meet some of the artists at their Meet & Greet Evening on Thursday 18th September between 6pm & 8pm.

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In the Exhibition Room:

Wool in the Wolds Exhibition by Lamorna Thomas

Lamorna took up wet felting wool about ten years ago to expand her artistic flair into a different medium.

Her handmade fibre works include practical and artistic felted pieces for the home, to complement interiors, that are both beautiful and functional.  

She meticulously researches the design process for each crafted item, keeping sketchbooks, and draws on the natural world and other artists for inspiration. Having quickly mastered flat, corded and 'Nuno' felting techniques using Merino wool and British breeds of wool, she moved onto resist projects to produce useful and creative 3D items, incorporating various upcycled fabrics, such as sari silks, organic materials, like nettle fibre and fern fronds.

Preview evening and an opportunity to meet Lamorna on Thursday 18th September 6-8pm.

Exhibition runs from Friday 19th September until Sunday 16th November.