March

Stand-up from Fosters Comedy Award nominee and star of sitcom Hebburn. Plus support.

Sally pretends her 'psychic' powers have been with her since she was nine months old, and she's now taking her 'psychic' knowledge on tour.

The Bad Boy Pub Quiz: an evening of fun and frolics, musical statues, pass the pineapple, and the chance to win 'hunners' of money. Loads of great prizes to be won, and plenty of crap ones too!

Military band concerts featuring a variety of styles, from big band to classical pieces. Also a chance to see the famed Royal Marines Corps of Drums.

See Baby not put in the corner in the musical based on the late Patrick Swayze's popular film. We can't promise you'll have the time of your life, but you'll probably leave singing as much.

Jukebox musical featuring hits from the 1950s and 1960s, including songs by Elvis, The Beatles, The Everly Brothers, Connie Francis, Cliff And The Shadows, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry and many more.

Comedy for a good cause.

Portraits from the century of Scotland's great transformation, 1750–1850, including Nasmyth's deliberately and stylishly unfinished picture of Robert Burns, Danloux's all-action portrait of Admiral Duncan keeping a cool head in the middle of a sea battle, Raeburn's picture of Walter Scott as king of the hill, before…

A permanent exhibition gallery explores Lincolnshire's ties to the RAF, or take a guided tour of the hangar where you can see a Lancaster, five Spitfires, two Hurricanes, two Chipmunks and a Dakota at close quarters.

Children can listen to a variety of stories.

A variety show featuring Maddie Lane as Little Miss Dynamite, singer Ricki Lee and magician Donald The Average. Don Banks is resident host and compere.

The socially awkward, perennially clumsy Miranda off the, what we call, telly embarks on her first ever live tour. Such fun!

In the post-war period of surrealism, abstraction and pop art a school of artists pioneered the reinvention of figurative art. The display explores the work of The London School featuring works by Francis Bacon, Lucien Freud and David Hockney.

A look at the merchant and military ships that sailed the Arctic during WWII and the thousands of seaman who endured life on board in order to provide help to the Russians in their fight against Germany.

• Directed by: www.nmgw.ac.uk

The 'Big Pit' is no longer used as a working mine as it has been closed since 1980. However visitors can descend the 300ft shaft to find out what it was like for generations of miners in South Wales. There is an exhibition in the old Pithead baths and a reconstructed miner's cottage can also visited so that the lifestyle…

• Directed by: Marianne Elliott
• Written by: Simon Stephens (adapt)

Teenager Christopher tries to solve the mystery of his neighbour's dead dog. Christopher has an aptitude for maths, but not everyday life. His detective work, banned by his father, leads him on a scary journey. Mark Haddon's novel is adapted by Simon Stephens. Not suitable for ages below 13.

The last working Windmill in Norfolk is a centre for Craft Baking and Traditional cereal, milling and flour Technology and a unique example of how the traditional country way of life can still operate in the modern world.

An opportunity to view and explore the varied wildlife in the Wild Coast Exhibition and Nature Discovery Room.

An exhibition looking at the way the Jacobites presented themselves in portraiture.

Antiques, general market produce and arts and crafts on different days.

The park dates from Saxon times, and is set in 400 acres, with flower meadows, wildlife and cycle and horse paths.

Music and dance routines from the smash hit film featuring a cast of West End performers and Stars In Their Eyes winner Paul Doody.

A weekly story reading event, brought to you by Simon Oldfield and Elizabeth Day. Each time, a new line-up of authors, artists, actors and cultural commentators read aloud from contemporary and classic literature.