Threshold - Creative Digital Placemaking

10/09/2026

Our CEO and Creative Director, Sam Lindley, is speaking at the Good Business Conference, hosted by Lincoln Bishop University.

Sam joins a brilliant line-up including Emma Conway (NW Counselling Hub CIC), Cat Chrimes (Key Fund), Nikki Langwell (Ruddocks) and Professor Firoz Bhaiyat (Lincoln Bishop University), sharing insight from over 25 years leading creative, cultural and digital initiatives that create lasting social impact.

Expect inspiring morning talks, themed table discussions in the afternoon (social finance, community ownership, cyber security, business support and more), plus plenty of networking.

The event will be held on Tuesday 6th October 2026, 9:30am to 3:30pm
Lincoln Bishop University, Longdales Road, Lincoln, LN1 3DY

Whether you're running a social enterprise, thinking about a more purpose driven model, or just curious about the social economy, this one's for you.

Book your free ticket by via the linktree in our bio 👆🧷

15/08/2026

Come and find us at Lincoln Pride UK today until 5pm! We're here with Rebecca Smith promoting the incredible Listening Lines audio trail, which can be activated at the beautiful Dawber Gardens for the next 5 years as part of Reimagining Lincolnshire.

Come and say hello, pick up a free trail zine and make a friendship bracelet!  👋 🫶

Listening Lines was made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund - Thanks to National Lottery players - and funding from the Be Lincoln Town Deal Fund, with additional support from Arts Council England. Produced by Threshold, in partnership with the University of Lincoln.

24/07/2026

Exciting news! 🏳️‍🌈✨

Threshold will be at Lincoln Pride UK on Saturday 15th August, teaming up with Rebecca Smith to showcase Listening Lines, a geo-located audio walk in Dawber Gardens, one of five digital trails that forms part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire project.

Listening Lines was created by Urban Projections, with sound from CJ Mirra, and is made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund, thanks to National Lottery players. Produced by Threshold in partnership with the University of Lincoln.

You can find more information bout the digital trails by visiting reimagininglincolnshire.org.uk

More details coming soon… watch this space 👀

21/07/2026

Football is about more than results – it's about the people, the places and the memories that keep us coming back.

As part of Reimagining Lincolnshire, we hosted More Than a Game, bringing Lincoln City supporters together to share the stories that make the club special. From first trips to Sincil Bank with family to friendships forged on the terraces, the evening celebrated what football means beyond the 90 minutes.

Thanks to Rob Bradley, Alan Long, Kate O'Reilly, and Andrew & Chris Vaughan for sharing their stories, and to Lincoln City Football Club, Lincoln City Foundation and The Red Imps Community Trust for partnering with us.

Watch the wrap-up film by Electric Egg, and read more about the event at https://reimagininglincolnshire.org.uk/news-events/more-than-a-game/

More Than a Game is part of Reimagining Lincolnshire, produced by Threshold and made possible thanks to National Lottery players through The National Lottery Heritage Fund



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9aJRz5UQe4

More Than a Game brought together supporters from across the Lincol...

10/07/2026

What if some of the features we admire most in Europe's great cathedrals were inspired by the Islamic world?

Join us at Lincoln Arts Centre on Thursday 23rd July for an evening with cultural historian Diana Darke.

Diana takes us on an illustrated journey from Syria and Egypt, across North Africa and into Spain and Sicily, uncovering the hidden influences that travelled into medieval Europe and helped shape Romanesque and Gothic architecture. She'll then turn to Lincoln Cathedral itself, revealing the remarkable Islamic influences woven into its fabric.

We'll also be uncovering stories from the Reimagining Lincolnshire archive, revealing hidden and unexpected connections between Islamic history and Lincolnshire's own rich heritage.

Places are going fast, so secure your free ticket soon via the link below.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1993136198022?aff=oddtdtcreator

Produced by Threshold and made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund

Diana Darke reveals the hidden Islamic influences woven into Lincoln Cathedral, from Syria and Egypt to Spain and Sicily.

20/05/2026

Come and find us at the Community World Cup at LNER Stadium this Saturday!

Before our 'More Than a Game' event later that evening, we’ll be at the Community World Cup exploring the stories, memories and heritage of with supporters and the local community.

Join us between 11am – 4:30pm to contribute to a collective artwork created with Lincoln-based artist and illustrator .

Share your memories, reflections and connections to the club, from matchday traditions and family stories to unforgettable moments at Sincil Bank.

Mel’s vibrant, community-focused artwork celebrates storytelling, identity and connection, making this a brilliant opportunity to help create something meaningful together as part of the day’s celebrations.

📍LNER Stadium
🗓️ Saturday 23 May
🕚 11am – 4:30pm

08/05/2026

Join us for More Than a Game, an evening exploring Lincoln City F.C. through the voices of the people who live it. From first matches to lifelong rituals, from family traditions to the roar of Sincil Bank, this event is all about what the club means to people beyond the pitch.

Hear from Rob Bradley (Chair of the Red Imps Community Trust) and Alan Long (long-time PA announcer at Sincil Bank and supporter liaison officer), alongside stories shared by fans across generations.

More Than a Game is all about football, community and identity in Lincoln.

📍Branston Legends Lounge
🗓️ Saturday 23rd May
🕕 6pm–8pm

Whether you’re a lifelong supporter or just curious about the role football plays in shaping communities - everyone is welcome!

Tickets are free, and spaces are limited. Reserve yours today and find out more information via the Threshold linktree (in our bio) ☝️🔗.

This event brought to you in partnership with, , and .

Part of Reimagining Lincolnshire, produced by Threshold, and made possible with .

05/05/2026

0n Saturday 16th May, join Bec Smith (Urban Projections) and q***r historian, CJ De Barra, for a free, relaxed workshop as part of a new geolocated LGBTQIA+ sound walk in Lincoln, rooted in stories, memories and connection to place.

Whether you’ve got a story to tell, a place that means something to you, or you’re just curious to see what happens, please feel free to join!

There are two sessions available:
• 11:00am – 1:30pm
• 2:30pm – 5:00pm

What you’ll do:
• Explore personal stories, memories and connections to place through sound and conversation
• Record short audio snippets and experiment with turning them into writing and sound
• Learn simple digital skills like recording on your phone and basic transcription
• Contribute to a collaboratively created zine and the wider sound walk

This workshop is part of Reimagining Lincolnshire, produced by Threshold in partnership with the University of Lincoln and made possible with The National Lottery Heritage Fund.

👉 Book your free place via the linktree in our bio!

02/05/2026

Can’t make to the Festival of History this weekend, but still want to experience the incredible FlightPaths trail by Electric Egg?

No problem.

Watch this quick how-to and follow the trail in your own time - all you need is your phone, headphones, and the free Echoes Sound Walks app!

30/04/2026

FlightPaths by brings overlooked stories to the surface, sharing experiences of the men and women who served with Bomber Command from across the world.

Over 125,000 aircrew served with Bomber Command, supported by countless ground crew responsible for training, maintenance and keeping aircraft serviceable. While this history is well documented, many of the personal stories behind it are still to be heard.

At Lincoln Festival of History on May 2–4, you can be among the first to experience this immersive audio-visual trail across the city.

Using the free Echoes Explorer app and your headphones, follow the trail across the city and hear direct testimony from those who experienced these events first hand.

Swipe through to see how it works, then come and find us at the info Stand in Cornhill Market during the festival, and we can help you get started!

Part of the Reimagining Lincolnshire project, produced by Threshold, and made possible with .