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Upcoming Events

  1. Steve’s Swingin’ Christmas Crackers!

    Sat 11 December 7:30 pm - 9:45 pm

  2. An Evening with Zebra Express at Christmas

    Sun 19 December 7:30 pm - 10:15 pm

  3. Christmas Family Film: The Muppet Christmas Carol [U]

    Wed 22 December 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm

  4. HUB Dance presents ‘Unified’

    Wed 22 December 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

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Take Part: LOV

Terry O'Toole Theatre is part of Lincolnshire One Venues (LOV), a network of 8 arts venues across Lincolnshire who work together in lots of different ways to make the arts more exciting, unique and accessible to all. For more information visit www.lincolnshireonevenues.com

We are currently working with LOV on EVOLVE, a Youth Music funded project with schools, and Connecting Communities, a three year project aimed at engaging communities with the arts. See below for more details.


LOV (Lincolnshire One Venues) Connecting Communities

Connecting Communities is a three-year project which aims to empower local communities to become art leaders and to get involved in a unique creative opportunity.

Terry O'Toole Theatre will be working with LOV in 2021 to to create a community led project in North Hykeham that engages the whole family, centred around special events during the Summer and Autum half-term holidays.

 

LOV [Lincolnshire One Venues] Connecting Communities is made possible through funding from Paul Hamlyn Foundation and Esme Fairbairn Foundation.

'Our Secret Garden' Summer Project 2021

 

LOV (Lincolnshire One Venues) EVOLVE

EVOLVE is a programme which aims to build relationships between schools, cultural organisations and venues to create a more diverse music offer for children and young people across rural Lincolnshire, increasing accessibility in the arts. The project will deliver a Live Music Event Producers Programme in schools, for children and young people with low levels of access due to location, economic deprivation or personal circumstances.