The Vermuyden 400 project commemorates the 400th anniversary of the signing of the contract between King Charles 1 and Cornelius Vermuyden to drain the Isle of Axholme. Following their collaboration with North Lincolnshire Museum on ‘Mo Ogg Bard of Coleby’, community group ‘Folk Round Ere’ has set up the Tiddy[…]
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The Tiddy Mun is a character from Lincolnshire Folklore. For those outside the United Kingdom, Lincolnshire is a county in the East Midlands, it is a relatively rural area made up of rivers, fens and rolling countryside. Years ago Lincolnshire had a lot more wetland, but it was decided that[…]
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After two years, our album is finally…finally…being released…A lot has happened since we started recording the album…A king was crowned…The government “changed”…America lost it’s mind….Multiple wars have started…Ben shaved his head…Record heatwaves across the world have been recorded…AI has developed at a terrifying rate…Two Gamble babies were born…Oasis reformed….And a[…]
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Thanks to everyone who came to Winterton last Saturday 26th April to see the last performance of the ‘Bard of Coleby’ show! The night was a great success with money raised for the church! A performance of the Coleby Plough Jag in the afternoon was followed by an expanded version[…]
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All Saints’ Church, Winterton – Saturday 26th April at 7:30 doors open 7pm This will be the FINAL OPPORTUNITY TO CELEBRATE WITH US as the exhibition at North Lincolnshire Museum ends on the 4th of May. Come and hear the songs and stories and enjoy the dances and tunes! An[…]
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