Gainsborough monthly Farmers’ and Craft Market will take place this Saturday 9th January from 9am – 3pm, enabling shoppers to stock up on essentials items from local traders.
Traders forming the line up at the first monthly market of 2020 will be offering fresh local produce including fresh cuts of meat and fish, hand prepared fishcakes, freshly baked bread and sweet treats at the outdoor market in Market Place.
Snap Fitness at Marshalls Yard will continue to help members keep fit this New Year using free online workouts, tips and motivation during their temporary closure.
Gainsborough’s new gym opened its doors on Boxing Day 2020, only to shut them just a short time later following the Government’s announcement that the town was placed under Tier 4 restrictions. Now, the gym must remain closed following this week’s announcement of a nation-wide lockdown.
The new Snap Fitness gym at Marshalls Yard is set to open on Saturday 26th December.
Located on the first-floor of the former DW Fitness unit, the 24-hour gym will be open to the public next week after undergoing a huge transformation including a complete new fit out and an upgrade to the latest state of the art fitness equipment.
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Gainsborough is preparing for the final Farmers’ & Craft Market of 2020 which takes place on Saturday 12 December from 9am to 3pm.
Held in Gainsborough’s Market Place, this month’s market welcomes a packed line up of returning traders offering festive fresh produce, fresh meat and fish, handmade crafts and bespoke gifts perfect for treating your loved ones this Christmas.
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A new concept Pop-up Shop opens at Marshall’s Yard in Gainsborough this week (Friday 4th December) showcasing the very best of the regions local, independent businesses.
The Pop-up Shop will be open seven days a week, with a line-up that will rotate weekly – so shoppers can expect to discover something new each time they visit.
This new concept store, never before seen at Marshall’s Yard, gives Gainsborough’s independent businesses a chance to trade on a high footfall centre on the run up to Christmas.
Marshall’s Yard in Gainsborough is preparing to re-open more of the centre’s stores this Wednesday (December 2nd) as the national lockdown restrictions are relaxed in the run up to Christmas.
Stores including Browns Department Store, Seasalt, Fat Face Card Factory and Coe & Co were closed earlier this month following the government’s ruling on non-essential retail.
Many have operated click and collect services, but all stores can now re-open their doors to shoppers in the run up to Christmas along with hair and beauty salons, nail bars and gyms.
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Residents of Gainsborough are being encouraged to take part in an online event that will commemorate the town’s links to the Mayflower story in its 400th anniversary year.
One Small Candle is an online event that was created after the town’s annual Illuminate Parade was postponed due to current COVID-19 restrictions. Taking place on Thursday 26 November (the date of Thanksgiving), residents are invited to make their own lanterns at home to display in their windows, to give thanks in their own special way for the things that are important to them.
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Works started on the new Snap Fitness gym at Marshalls Yard earlier this month, transforming the first-floor of the former DW Fitness unit.
The 24-hour facility will be open to the public from mid-December but keen gym-goers hungry for a deal can sign up for their membership now and enjoy and exclusive pre-opening offer of £26.99 per month.
The new gym is currently being fitted out with the latest state of the art fitness equipment and will house cardio and resistance areas, a boutique functional training area with training aids as well as a large free weights section and spacious fitness studio with a timetable of free group classes.
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This Saturday would have been Gainsborough’s annual Illuminate parade, where people come together and parade the streets with a magnificent display of colourful lanterns, commemorating the town’s links to the Mayflower story. Like so many other things that have changed recently, this year’s parade has been postponed and new plans made for an ‘Illuminate’ online.
Working in partnership with Pilgrim Roots partners in Boston and North Nottinghamshire, West Lindsey District Council are encouraging the public to make their own lanterns at home to display in their windows on Thursday 26 November (the date of Thanksgiving), to give thanks in their own special way for the things that are important to them.
With so many historical buildings in the town it’s not surprising to hear the odd ghost story or two!
Trinity Arts Centre, formally Church of Holy Trinity was built in 1841-43 to serve the growing population of Gainsborough. The church became redundant in 1973 and was converted in to an arts centre the mid 80s.
