East Keal, St Helen

Grade II* listed church with 13th and 14th-century arcades. West tower and other areas rebuilt in the Early English style by Steven Lewin in the 1850s. Charming medieval stone carvings on the South doorway include draped figures, a dog, and a cat’s head. 16th-century font features grotesque heads, and a rare and unusual bare backside – known as the “Parson’s bottom”! Light ploughman’s lunches and delicious homemade puddings and cakes available. Holy Communion service on Sunday at 11.15am - all welcome.

Opening Times: 5-6th September
Saturday 10am-3pm
Sunday 10am-3pm


Postcode: PE23 4AT

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Picture Credit Dave Hitchborne

Trusthorpe, St Peter

Trusthorpe, St Peter

The original Saxon church was destroyed by encroaching sea. This re-built church, constructed of red brick, has a Medieval font. The porch has an inverted stone, carved with shield, cross and Gothic inscription. The Tower dates back to 1606 with re-built Nave in 1842. It has beautiful stained-glass windows and holds 2+ regular services every week. A well-maintained churchyard, gardens, paddock and car-park. St Peters gained a silver award for Eco-church in 2026 plus East Midlands ’In Bloom’ and ‘It’s Your Neighbourhood’ awards in 2025. Active campanologists ring on Sundays and for national ringing events.

Opening Times 12-13th September

Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 10am-4pm 

Postcode: LN12 2PH

Photo: D Povey

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Hogsthorpe, St Mary

Hogsthorpe, St Mary

Craft Stalls both days. Live music Saturday afternoon. Refreshments at all times. Light lunches from noon both days.

Sunday worship at 9.30am for an hour. Tombola both days. Songs of Praise Sunday 2.30pm to close the weekend.

Opening times 12-13th September

Saturday 10.30am-4pm  

Sunday 9am-3.30pm

Photo: E Elvidge

Postcode: PE24 5PP

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Beesby with Maltby, St Andrew

Beesby, St Andrew

A welcoming, friendly, chatty church. Lovely green outdoor space with picnic table seating area. Outside font. Local history – church display. Tombola, bric-a-brac, clothes rail. Do come!

Opening times 12-13th September

Saturday 10am-4pm
Sunday 10am-4pm

Postcode: LN13 0JG

Photo: John Holmes

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Addlethorpe, St Nicholas

Addlethorpe, St Nicholas*

15th century ‘Cathedral of the Marsh’ completed around 1423. The church retains most of the original features in a good state of preservation: six carved oak screens, south porch notable for the level of fine detail, both inside and out, with an inscription recording the original benefactor. Medieval ‘angel roof’ adorned with winged angels, green men and other curious carvings. Information display boards around the church. The belfry and tower will be open to visitors, accessed by spiral stair. The tower contains six bells cast in 1770 by Henry Harrison, bellfounder of Barrow on Humber. The bells will be rung throughout both days.

Opening times 12-13th September

Saturday 10am-5pm 
Sunday 10am-4.30pm

Postcode: PE24 4TA

Photo: T Barker

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Hemingby, St Margaret

Hemingby, St Margaret*

Friendliness is our key – drop in for lunch or a cuppa and see our exhibition: Hemingby – A Farming Village. Historical items, bottle tombola, filled rolls, cake. Our clock and organ are of historical interest, and our bell ringers will ring.

Hemingby, St Margaret*

Hemingby, St Margaret*

Opening Times: 5-6th September

Saturday 10am–4pm

Sunday 10am–4pm

Postcode: 

LN9 5QF

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*photo by Ashley Taylor of Push Creativity for the National Churches Trust - Explore Churches website