www.organfax.co.uk/clubs/bourne/

‘In the mid 1990's a group of like minded amateur organ players in the Bourne area decided they would like to get together to hear each other play music and enjoy each others' company ...'. Monthly evening meetings.

www.burteyfen.co.uk

'The Burtey Fen Collection Is a privately owned music hall in Pinchbeck, Lincolnshire, housing three pipe organs - a Compton cinema organ, a Wurlitzer cinema organ and a classical pipe organ. The venue also features a vast collection of original memorabilia in tribute to the stars of entertainment 1940-1965. A small "fairground organ" made by the late Denis Matthews of the "M Ranch" has been re-housed on the balcony. Organ concerts by top names of the organ world are a monthly feature ...'

www.shconcerts.co.uk

Typically four concerts per season, Sunday afternoons.

www.lincsmusicservice.org/music-groups/music-centres/spalding-music-centre

’Being part of Spalding Music Centre gives young people the opportunity to play a musical instrument or sing as part of a group, in a fun and supportive environment.‘

bournechoralsociety.weebly.com

‘A mixed choir which performs a wide variety of sacred choral music, light classics and modern popular music ... The choir performs two main concerts each year, at Christmas and Easter, but also supports charities and the local community, singing regularly at informal concerts in Bourne and district ... New singers are always welcome ... We do not hold auditions but some musical ability is an advantage and enthusiasm for making music is essential.’

glebesingers.org

Successful choir formed in 1999: ‘Currently has around 30 members. The aims of those involved with the choir are for all members to enjoy their singing and to increase awareness of choral music to all members of the community. Since it was formed, Glebe Singers have sung in many local churches and venues in Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire and have also been involved with local and national initiatives designed to raise the profile of choral music ...The choir usually performs three concerts a year and features a wide range of music from sacred works to songs from the shows, spirituals and folk music’.

www.southhollandsingers.org.uk

Founded 1947: ‘The aim of the Singers has been, from the beginning, up to the present time, to foster the study, enjoyment and public performance of choral music in south Lincolnshire. It has been successful in that it has been able to perform to a high standard thus attracting an average number of 60 singing members which has risen to 80 in the last few years ... Friends of South Holland Singers are much valued as members of the choir. For a variety of reasons, Friends need not be singers themselves, but all Friends have an interest in Choral music, in supporting the Choir both practically and financially and in furthering the appreciation and enjoyment of music’.

ukuleleorchestraofspalding.co.uk

‘Came into being in September 2008. Initially the group consisted of 18 absolute beginners, who owned 11 ukuleles between them, none of which had been tuned, let alone played! The group has evolved and improved continuously ... and currently [2016] has 70 members aged between 10 and 83, most of whom now have at least 2 ukuleles each. We play for a wide range of audiences in an equally wide range of venues, performing a repertoire of over 200 songs. The Ukulele Orchestra of Spalding plays for its own, and the audience’s enjoyment; we also manage to raise at least £2,000 each year for local charities, all of which comes from audience donations. We do not charge a fee to perform.’

www.southhollandcentre.co.uk

'The South Holland Centre is owned and operated by South Holland District Council. The professional programme is support funded by Arts Council England.'