The Category Skegness is a subset of Lincolnshire.

The following Entities do not (currently) have Records in 'Open Concerts and Recitals'. Here, clicking on a Title of interest should link you to a relevant external Website (or Facebook Page):

- Skegness Silver Band

‘This year's Great British Folk Festival is set to be unmissable. Book early to get the best choice of accommodation and avoid missing out on this renowned festival which is now a staple in the folk calendar ... Think of us like a boutique festival (but with comfy beds, hot showers and no mud or rain!). As there are so many acts to see on all of our Live Music Weekends, we host live performances simultaneously across multiple indoor venues.‘ Held Late November.

'The modern Alford Silver Band reformed in the 1960s and has gone from strength to strength ever since. Today, this popular band has over 60 playing members, including a large Training Section (predominantly youngsters but also with a number of adults who have decided to learn a brass instrument in their more mature years). Unlike some of the more “household-name” bands, we do not compete in brass band contests; nor are we a "marching band". Alford Silver Band is a straightforward concert band that enjoys making good music and entertaining people. The band has a wide ranging repertoire of music from the classics to pop, and everything in between. And more music is being added to the extensive library all the time.'

Formed April 2014 with many of the founder members having connections with Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School, hence the name: ‘Our aim is to give high quality performances presented in a friendly, accessible way ... We perform a broad repertoire from madrigals to harmonised arrangements of modern pieces’.

'Our mission is to provide an extraordinary range of cultural, leisure and health related opportunities that allow all local people to lead a great life. We will do this by striving to develop and sustain a thriving and successful (culture and leisure) business that encourages innovation and progressive expansion in order to maximise service potential and community wellbeing.'