This page will list changes to the printed brochure (that the committee has been informed about). Please check this page before setting off during the festival.
We also regularly post about changes in social media. Click these links to find us on Facebook or Instagram.
First weekend 5-6 September
Additional to the brochure (first weekend)
(use the links to visit these church pages)
Other brochure changes (first weekend)
1) Benniworth St Julian is now serving a basic lunch from 12.30pm on both days.
2) Langton with Sutterby (by Spilsby), St Peter & St Paul: The postcode for this church in the brochure is incorrect (and will take you to Little Steeping church). The correct postcode for this church is PE23 4PU.
3) Mareham le Fen, St Helen. Additional details for 2026 to those listed in the brochure
- Self guided Tours of the Church and Churchyard.
- Displays including the Silent Soldiers of Mareham Le Fen
- Illustrated talk on the History of Mareham Le Fen (Sat 3pm)
- This is a small selection of kneelers created from 1993 to 1996 by the ladies of the village. A similar display will be on show during the festival.
- Light refreshments will be available
4) Old Bolingbroke, St Peter & St Paul. Additional details for 2026 to those listed in the brochure
HARPIST EIRA LYNN JONES with ORGANIST STEVE JONES performs 2pm-3:30pm on both days.
5) Halton Holegate, St Andrews: In our listing for the Wolds & Coast Festival 2026 we advertise that the church organ is available to play. However, due to the hot weather it has gone a little out of tune, and some of the keys are sticking. Our organ man is not able to get to us until after the event, so sadly our organ will not be playable on the weekend of 5th & 6th September.
If anyone would like to visit us at another time to play, once the organ is playable, please contact us and we will be more than welcome to arrange this for you.
Second weekend 12-13 September
Additional to the brochure (second weekend)
(use the links to visit these church pages)
Other brochure changes (second weekend)
1) All Saints Wold Newton. Additional details for 2026 to those listed in the brochure. All Saints will be opening its doors to the sound of folk music as part of their offering for Open Churches weekend. Folk musician Liam Robinson will be performing a short concert of traditional Lincolnshire music and song at 2pm on Sunday 13th September. Entrance is free but donations to the church are welcome. Liam is an entertaining and engaging performer, whose informal but informative style has seen him appear at events across the UK, Europe and North America.
If you are a church taking part in the festival with a change you want to add to this page, please email the details to: lincswoldsandcoastchurches@gmail.com.
Visitors can also use this email to let us know about changes they encounter during the event.
