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Limited Availability
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comedy, guildhall promoted events
Selling FastThe very special headliner at this exclusive evening of come...
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variety, music, comedy, guildhall promoted events, thatcher fest
Limited AvailabilityWe are 100! Maggie returns in her smash hit drag extravaganz...
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thatcher fest, talks
Join Edwina Currie at the Guildhall for a talk and Q&A
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guildhall promoted events, thatcher fest, talks
Sold OutGyles Brandreth celebrates three unique British icons includ...
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music
Big hair, big makeup, big shoulders and even bigger songs!
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local events, music
All Grantham and South Kesteven `Swifties`are in for a fanta...
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drama, dance, variety
Eloquence of Being, a powerful, immersive performance that h...
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local events, music
A Grantham Music Club Concert.
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local events, thatcher fest
Join John Manterfield, local historian and Chair of Grantham...
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drama, comedy
Joseph Kesselring weaves a darkly comedic and suspenseful na...
News
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MoreExhibit your work with us!
Posted on 12 Aug 2025Whether you’re a painter, jewelry maker, crocheter, or create something entirely unique, we’d love t...
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MoreThatcher Fest Announced!
Posted on 11 Jul 2025Join us as Grantham marks what would have been the 100th birthday of the Iron Lady.
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MoreThe Whale Splashes into South Kesteven!
Posted on 02 Apr 2025Over three spectacular weekends in March, bold explorers of all ages squeezed into the belly of an 1...
Local Events
Harrowby Singers Presents: The Next Chapter
Fri 3 - Sat 4 Oct
This year, Harrowby Singers Amateur Musical Society proudly turns 50 —...-
Visitor Information
You will find lots of local visitor information at our box office reception, in the main entrance. We are open Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 10am till 2pm. We offer street maps of the local area, as well as a range of flyers about local attractions and places to visit.
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History
The Guildhall and jail on St Peter’s Hill in Grantham was commissioned in 1866 by Mayor Thomas Winter after criminal Jesse Dale, who was serving 15 years for stealing, twice walked out of the town’s original jail in 1864.
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