Please note that West End Lights is not an organised event, but an invitation to local residents to illuminate their homes and show visual artwork on their properties, and to the Lincoln community to have a stroll in the beautiful Westend at this night that shines. The organisers are only facilitating communication in the community but in no way endorse or police the illuminations and people’s behaviour. Please read also our guidelines in relation to COVID-19. Finally, please respect that the West End is a residential area with very limited parking available. West End Lights is a walking event. If you need to drive through the West End, please do so with extra care.
Some illuminations even have a dedicated website with further details. Find them below the map on this page, or in the map by clicking on the markers for each illumination. You can also print this map here.
Some of this year’s illuminations even have their own website, which you can find below:
After years of different versions of "Graphotti", our interactive drawing experience for West End Lights, this year, the kids wanted to go down into the deep sea. So, for WEL 2021, we invite to you to visit the abyssopelagic at 10 Queens Crescent, with its slow moving creatures and mysteriously fluorescent lights. Enjoy some of...
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Welcome to St Faith’s Lincoln as we ’share the light’. A warm welcome awaits as we light up the church, share Christmas trees decorated by different groups in the community, video projection, live music, mulled wine and other refreshments too. Kids - come and create a decoration to hang on the tree and pick up...
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Oonagh Monaghan I’m interested in the everyday objects and patterns around me. This fascination and my focus on the small details that I see in and around my daily life has been affected by the lockdown during Covid-19 and the changes in my working patterns. Working from home has been like a huge microscope focusing on all the tiny...
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During the Spring of 2020 the international Cinematheque film education project came to a grinding halt as schools closed. Around the world young people and their teachers revised their ambitious film-making plans and created visual responses to their new, unprecedented situation. You can find a full range of films here: http://blog.cinematheque.fr/100ans20192020/les-videos/ Some films were created...
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