Alan Dennis will be hosting the drop-in sessions. Alan has in excess of 40 years’ experience working in Lincolnshire and will offer his expertise to help you uncover your family history. Alan offers an introduction to genealogy so whether you want help getting started or have reached a stumbling block, these sessions will be invaluable.

Bring along your own laptop if you have one, or a pen and paper if not. Library computers are available but limited and on a first come - first served basis. Booking required, more details to follow.try atten

In the meantime why not attend one of Alan’s Caistor Memories sessions, on the second Thursday of the month (see Events for more details)

From Monday 6th Septmber, oprning times will be as follows:

Monday: 09:30 - 16:00

Tuesday: 09:30 - 16:00

Wednesday: 09:30 - 16:00

Thursday: 09:30 - 16:00

Friday: 09:30 - 16:00

Saturday: 09:30 - 16:00

Sunday: Closed

A word about how we are continuing to keep you safe.

Dear friends

The long-awaited relaxation of restrictions is nearly upon us but the safety of our visitors and team continues to be top priority, so here at Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre we will be taking a cautious approach.  We want ALL our visitors to be able to visit free from worry so to help you feel safe we will be maintaining some precautions.

After Monday 19th July our staff & volunteers will continue to wear masks in public areas, we will maintain our enhanced hygiene measures and we will keep the numbers at the reduced levels to enable social distancing and provide a more enjoyable experience.  Although we are happy to say the rule of six is no more, if you wish to get together with a group of family or friends, we’d love to see you! * 

If you are visiting Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre we kindly request that you wear a mask indoors** this includes the café, library & gallery (once seated at your table you are free to remove your mask).  Hand sanitiser will continue to be provides at all entrances and masks are available to buy in the Café if you have forgotten one.

The past year has been unlike anything any of us have experienced before, but what has made the challenges easier to bear has been the goodwill and support shown by everyone.  We will not be enforcing our policy around wearing masks but we ask you to continue to show consideration to others and as we navigate the next steps of this journey be mindful that while some people are making confident strides forwards other still feel the need for cautious small steps.

We look forward to welcoming you to Caistor Arts & Heritage Centre…

See you soon

The Caistor Arts & Heritage Team

* Up to groups of ten, if your group is 10 or more, please speak to us about a private event.

** Unless medically exempt

We have 3 roles available to support art exhibitions at Caistor Art and Heritage Centre.

The roles include
Exhibition Assistant, to support the set up and change over of exhibitions working alongside artists and our Art Programme Lead on monthly rotation;

and Promotion of Art roles to support the creation and circulation of monthly posters advertising exhibitions, a 6 monthly leaflet advertising the programme of Art, and to create social media content promoting art at the centre.

For further information please contact 28ploughhill@gmail.com

Welcome back, the cafe and library are fully open Monday - Saturday from 09.00 to 15.00, socially distanced with enhanced cleaning of facilities. We are closed on Sundays.

See the Cafe page for our menu.

We are very pleased to announce that the Centre and Cafe will be opening again on Monday 17th May, it will operate Monday - Saturday 09.00-15.00 (close on Sunday) until further notice. Masks must be worn in the building and track and trace is being operated.

All of us at CAHC are delighted to reopen our doors to our local community - and we’re also thrilled to announce that we’re benefitting from The Culture Recovery Fund to support us through the next few months.

What is #HereForCulture?

We’re #HereForCulture: part of a movement that unites the public, government and cultural organisations in support of our fantastic cinemas, theatres, music venues, museums, galleries and heritage sites.

Culture creates jobs, supports livelihoods, and brings joy to everyone. The UK leads the world in the creative industries and we can all feel pride in that.

With an unprecedented investment through the £1.57bn Cultural Recovery Fund, the government is #HereForCulture so it can weather the storm of coronavirus and come back stronger. 

And we’re #HereForCulture too.

Reopening the Heritage Centre

We want people to make sure that where they are able to visit us, they do so in a covid secure way. Plus, with more and more culture being curated online, there is no better time to support and enjoy all the new and exciting ways culture is available to us. 

We’ve been hard at work at the Caistor Arts and Heritage Centre: redesigning our website to give everyone at home access to the very best of our local area, and safely reopening our doors to the public.

By being #HereForCulture, we aren’t just supporting the people in the industry, we’re also supporting communities across the country.