North East Lincolnshire
Properties and events in North East Lincolnshire
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
Art, heritage, and my sketchbooks
Artist Sarah Palmer, of The House with the Blue Door, shows her recent work on the two-wheeled heritage of North East Lincolnshire.
Explore Port of Grimsby (Kasbah Qtr)
Explore the historic quarter, known as the Kasbah, on the Port of Grimsby. Take a guided tour, listen to a talk, or wander the site marvelling at the history of the port's connections with the globe.
Explore the Port of Grimsby (Kasbah Qtr)
Come and explore the historic port of Grimsby through guided walks, talks and exhibitions.
Grimsby Minster: Cultural Connections
Grimsby Minster and the Minster café will be open throughout the HOD festival.
Hometown Heroes: A celebration of Sport
Celebrate the sporting connections of North East Lincolnshire with a visit to this fun, family friendly exhibition.
Our Home, Our Heritage: Weelsby Hall
Hidden in the trees surrounding Weelsby Woods, lies Weelsby Hall; one of the best kept secrets in N E Lincolnshire? Built in 1890 for one of the 'fishocracy', George Sleight, the Hall is vitally important to Grimsby's fishing heritage and history.
Part of the Pilgrim Fathers journey to America
Immingham is part of the the Pilgrim Fathers journey to America in the early 1600's. Visit the monument celebrating 100 years since it was built and St Andrew's Church where they sheltered.
Routes, Networks and Connections across North East Lincolnshire
Join us to celebrate the start of the HODs festival in Grimsby at this drop-in event on Friday 6th Sept.
St. Nicolas and Captain Bligh of the Bounty
Visit the grade I listed mediaeval church of St Nicolas and learn about its surprising connection to Captain Bligh of the Bounty!
The Humber Hovercraft
Step on-board The Humber Hovercraft!
The start of something BIG
See what it was like to live in a Tin Bungalow and learn about Immingham Dock.