Half term is coming and it’s going to be a blast! 🤸♂️
Check out all the activities we have lined up and book your child’s spot today! 👇
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#NLActive #NorthLincs #ThingsToDoWithKids
Great to see a Black-throated Diver close to home at Westwoodside yesterday lunchtime #ukbirding #northlincs
🚀 Discover@20-21 opens tomorrow at 10am (Thurs Oct 30)!
A brand-new, hands-on gallery where art, science & imagination come to life 🎨🔬
Our young testers called it “fun, exciting and creative!”
📍 20-21 Visual Arts Centre, Scunthorpe
🕙 Free entry, Tue–Sat 10–4
#Discover2021 #NorthLincs #FamilyFun
front view of the museum
Happy Lincolnshire Day.
Discover the rich heritage of the County with a visit to the Museum.
#Lincolnshireday #Lincolnshire #NorthLincs #Scunthorpe #lincolnshirelife
🏊♀️💪 Hundreds of North Lincolnshire residents are already enjoying our Fit for Free scheme!
✅ 8 weeks free gym, swim & classes
✅ Open to 66+ & 16+ with a learning disability
✅ 788 people taking part so far!
Find out more 👉 www.northlincs.gov.uk/news/council...
#FitForFree #NorthLincs #Wellbeing
Final Chance! Active Summer Ends Today! ☀️
Our Active Summer six-week membership offer is the perfect way to stay active without breaking the bank.
From the pool to the gym floor, your summer glow-up begins here 👇
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#NLActive l #NLGetMoving #NorthLincs
The swifts are back 🥳🥳 #northlincs
Nice to see this Hen Harrier this morning whilst I was reminiscing where I grew up and Mum & I used to take my Dad his pack-up when he was combining in the summer! #NorthLincs #ukbirding
Just a few of the artists appearing in the final event to mark the exhibition ‘Mo Ogg Bard of Coleby’ @northlincsmuseum.bsky.social #folkheritage #northlincs
We look forward to seeing your work!
#zineevents #zines #zinefest #scunnyzinefest #scunthorpe #northlincs #lincoln #lincolnshire #northlincolnshire #art #zine #diypublishing #selfpublishing #opencall #paidopportunity #localart #scunnyzinefest2025 #artist
This weekend I’ve been mostly researching folk dance in Scunthorpe…#traddance #northlincs #morrisdance #scunthorpe #folkheritage
thin section at the top, opens out like two little arms then flows to a skirt looking section at the bottom. Silver with orange sections of rust
#Finds
A souvenir of The Holy Tunic of Argenteuil. This is a little silver plate in the form of a garment with short broad sleeves.
#Medieval #Christian #Relic #History #NorthLincs #Scunthorpe
Sepia image, church alter with lots of foliage made into an archway and podiums at the front of the church.
#ThrowbackThursday
St Michael's Church altar dressed for the Harvest Festival, 1939
#Throwback #ImageArchive #Photograph #Collection #Museum #Scunthorpe #NorthLincs
Thrilled to announce we have been shortlisted in not ONE but TWO categories this year 👏
#LRTEA2025 #Museum #Awards #NorthLincs #AccessibleTourism
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🚨MEN!🚨
If you heard the interview with our fab bass player this morning on the Kofi Smiles show on Radio Humberside and want to know more go to hotgospel.co.uk 🎶
#Tenor #TenorVoice #Men #Choir #Gospel #Singing #GospelChoir #HotGospel #UKGospel #Hull #EastYorks #NorthLincs
metal item, thin stem with a creature crouched on top of it. Front, side and rear view
#Finds
This little object is thought to be a decorative handle, perhaps for a stirring rod. It is cast in copper alloy and is dated to the Roman period by a comparable find excavated in a fort at Augst, Germany.
#Roman #Romans #Scunthorpe #NorthLincs
black and white photo. Two men standing outside a brick building, next to the door. To the left of them is a window that says 'surveyors office'
#ThrowbackThursday
Mr. J. C .Stevenson and Mr. L. Gray, standing on pavement outside surveyor's office, Barton-upon-Humber, on 20th March 1914.
#Throwback #Images #ImageArchive #Scunthorpe #Museum #Collection #Barton #Humber #NorthLincs
black and white photo of a church. Hedges and a line of trees run i nfront of the church
#ThrowbackThursday
St. Barnabas' Parish Church, Barnetby Built in 1927 by Wilfred Bond
#Throwback #History #Heritage #Museum #Church #NorthLincs #Barnetby
round stone looking ball, uneven surface, dotted with white and grey
#Finds
This object is a post-medieval lead shot or ball. It was cast in a two-part mould whose halves were slightly misaligned - a line on its surface shows where the halves of the mould met.
#Collection #Museum #History #Medieval #NorthLincs #Musket #firearm
Sepia image of the Palace Theatre. Front has a metal canopy. Theatre is on the right and the high street passes off into the distance
#Discover
Would you like to know more about Scunthorpe’s Palace Theatre? Read our new Discover article
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#Museum #Online #Scunthorpe #Theatre #NorthLincs #Lincolnshire
Black and white image. There's a dirt track to the front of the image, a hill in the background and cooling towers off to the left
#ThrowbackThursday
View looking towards Santon from North Ironworks, looking east, 1967.
#Throwback #Images #Museum #Collection #History #Heritage #Santon #NorthLincs
origami dog examples made by the group
Ethel Rudkin and a man, standing next to a dark coloured dog.
#MuseumMakers
Today's session centred around Ethel Rudkin and the black dog folklore. The Makers built dog face origami models. Some of the group helped to put up previous artwork they had made in the Community Gallery.
#Museum #Whatson #Thingstodo #Folklore #Rudkin #Scunthorpe #NorthLincs
two men and two women standing on a stage . The man has his hands stretched out to the side, one lady is playing an accordion, one man is playing guitar
#ThrowbackThursday
Pierrot Folk Dance class in Kirton Lindsey to celebrate the Festival of Nations 2000.
#Throwback #Images #ImageArchive #Museum #Collection #Folk #KirtonLindsey #NorthLincs
grey lump of rock, the top section has brown sections. Its a front, side and rear view of the object
#Finds This object is a Palaeolithic [or Old Stone Age] handaxe. We think it is between 500,000 and 40,000 years old. Its maker was most likely a beetle-browed Neanderthal, an ancestral cousin of our lot.
#Prehistoric #Palaeolithic #Handaxe #collection #Museum #NorthLincs #Lincolnshire #Ancient
one of the makers with her cardboard horse model
#MuseumMakers
Today the group made cardboard horse models, inspired by the upcoming Horsing Around Trail.
#Museum #WhatsOn #Thingstodo #Scunthorpe #NorthLincs #Lincolnshire
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#Gratitude #Scunthorpe #Museum #NorthLincs
item looks like a bell made of stone. Its a light grey. It's wider at the bottom and narrower at the top with a little thin bit sticking up.
Finds
This item is a large cast copper alloy bell, with rust marking where an iron clapper and suspension loop have been lost. Found close to the River Trent.
#Flixborough #AngloSaxon #Museum #Collection #Saxon #NorthLincs #Lincolnshire
Black metal item, long section with a cross bar
#Finds
A soldier from the Grimsby garrison?
This is a Roman copper alloy crossbow brooch – named for a shape like that of the medieval weapon, though the bow is also what we call the vertical part of the brooch.
Found at Ashby cum Fenby, North-East Lincolnshire
#Grimsby #NorthLincs #Roman #Brooch
