Lincoln Christmas Market Back Unabashedly Despite Covid Concerns
A quarter of a million people are expected to flock to Lincoln over the next three days as the Lincoln Christmas Market returned after a year of closures due to…
COVID-19 through the eyes of a film director
The moment you say, “How has it been?” in conversation, it’s obvious you’re asking about one thing: COVID-19. It doesn’t really matter who you’re talking to – not even film…
The Linc picks the best TV shows to watch during the coronavirus pandemic
With the Government ordering people not to leave their homes other than for three essential reasons, many of us find ourselves with more time on our hands than we’ve ever…
Up and coming: Toby Johnson chats to The Linc about new EP ‘Carolina’
Ahead of his performance at 2Q Festival in Lincoln, local singer/songwriter Toby Johnson chats to The Linc about his newest EP Carolina and what it is like producing and promoting…
INTERVIEW: dodie talks to The Linc
Previous to her Lincs FM ‘Up Close Gig’, dodie chats to The Linc’s Caitlin Holloway and Emma Stewart about mental health, social media and being a young influencer.
Film Review: A Star is Born
There have now been 4 adaptations of the much-loved original 1937 musical drama A Star is Born, with the last being in 1976 starring Barbra Streisand and Kris Kristofferson.
Mansions of the Future: New cultural centre to open in Lincoln
A new cultural hub which aims to bring “celebrated national and international artists to Lincoln” is to be officially opened to the public on Friday.
WATCH: 2Q Lincoln headliners Circa Waves chat to The Linc
Nine Lincoln venues played host to a variety of bands and musicians on Saturday, as the first ever 2Q Festival went underway in the city.
Thor Ragnarok: Review
Going into this film I was extremely wary. It is no small understatement to say that, in the Marvel cinematic universe, the Thor films are undoubtedly the weakest link. So,…
Art is “an experience, not an object,” says London gallery owner
Art is more about social relations rather than being a single object, according to Ruth Catlow, co-founder of Furtherfield, a London based arts organisation that critically evaluates digital culture.