Re:Beaker
Inspired by ancient beakers discovered in Lincolnshire, this major contemporary art installation brings together striking ceramic forms across the landscape.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
4,000–5,000 years ago, people journeyed here from Europe carrying beautifully crafted clay pots known as beakers. The carefully decorated objects held deep meaning in everyday life and ceremony. Today, these discoveries continue to connect Lincolnshire with stories shared across Britain and Europe.
Inspired by this ancient Beaker Culture, Vessel Projects has worked with hundreds of people to create contemporary beakers for a striking mass installation at Sandilands this summer, bringing together art, landscape and shared heritage in a unique outdoor experience.
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The mass installation of contemporary beakers can be discovered at the northern end of the site, where hundreds of handmade vessels come together in the landscape.
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Delivered in partnership with Oxcombe Pottery, and funded by an East Lindsey Investment Fund (ELIF) GRASSroots Grant and Storytellers NPO Arts & Heritage funding.
Upcoming events
Weekly Wellness Walks
Join us every Monday at 10am for a 3 mile walk around the reserve, spotting wildlife along the way.
Monthly dog walk
Looking for a fun and healthy activity for you and your furry friend? Join our monthly dog walk, led by experienced dog trainer Debbie from Building Behaviours. It's a great way to bond with your pup and meet fellow dog lovers.
Sandilands Great British Beach Clean
Join us at Sandilands for the Great British Beach Clean and help protect local marine life along the Lincolnshire coast.