Laceby Acoustic Night
Join us for a relaxed evening of live music, great food and drinks at our upcoming Acoustic Night.
Saturday 30th May
6PM – 9PM
Bar opens from 6PM
Food served from 6PM
Butt Lane, Laceby
Bring your friends, enjoy the atmosphere and support some fantastic local talent and vendors. We hope to see you there!
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Join us for the world’s most sought-after show based on the iconic BBC series Fawlty Towers!
Celebrating 50 years of Fawlty Towers, this ‘fresh comic invention’ (British Comedy Guide) continues to reign supreme as the longest-running and most celebrated stage adaptation of the beloved sitcom.
Basil, Manuel and Sybil are in town—and they’re bringing a healthy dose of mayhem to your door. Fully immersive, highly interactive and completely original, this is the show where anything can and usually does happen. With 70% of the show improvised, it’s never the same twice. Expect two hours of comedy, a 70s-inspired three course meal, and universal acclaim the world over. This critically acclaimed experience guarantees chaos, laughter, and an unforgettable night out.
Please note, due to the event layout tables of fewer than 10 may be seated with other guests. All tickets include a 3-course dinner and 2-hour interactive show.
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Manchester alt-rock band Corella head to Docks Academy on Saturday, 30th May, to promote their new album!
Saturday 30 May 2026
Doors 7pm | Curfew 11pm
Ages 14+ (U18s to be accompanied)
Advance Tickets | £20 + Fees
The audience for this show will be standing
Pre-order A Beautiful World to Lose by midnight on Thursday, 30th April, to access the exclusive pre-sale on Friday, 1st May at 10 am.
If any tickets remain, general sale opens on Tuesday, 5th May at 10 am.
The tour comes ahead of their second album, A Beautiful World to Lose, landing in September 2026 — a record that sees the band push beyond the energy of their debut into something more defined and self-assured.
Their 2024 debut made an immediate impact, breaking into the UK album charts as a fully independent release. Since then, they’ve built a following the hard way — touring relentlessly, landing major festival slots, and selling out shows across the UK and beyond.
The new material reflects that shift. Still direct and melodic, but with a sharper edge, tackling the weight of growing up, uncertainty, and everything that comes with it, without losing the sense of connection that’s pulled people in from the start
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Live acoustic music from Warren Ireland
Food by PARMO SUTRA
Sweet treats from Campbell’s Cakery