SoundLincs

12/10/2026

In case you missed it:

Getting to Know SoundLincs: Meet Emma!

We’re introducing you to the people behind SoundLincs, and first up is our Music Practitioner, Emma Thorpe.

When she’s not working with SoundLincs, Emma is a singer, songwriter and musician, performing as E.R. Thorpe and with The Low Drift. She’s played gigs across the UK and even performed at Glastonbury!

In our first episode, Emma chats about her musical journey, her work at SoundLincs and how music can support mental health and wellbeing.

Fancy getting to know Emma? Watch the full video on our YouTube channel — link in bio.

Want to get involved in our workshops? Find out more through the link in our bio, too!

10/10/2026

This World Mental Health Day, we're highlighting how music can support mental health and wellbeing.

“It's helping me a lot. It's helping me to concentrate and put my mind on something that I've always wanted to do, and it's taking my mind off of other things. It's helping me get away from the problems that I'm dealing with at the moment.”

This is a recent reflection from a participant in SoundLincs' Adult Social Prescription Service, showing what engaging with music can mean to someone experiencing challenges in their life.

Music can offer more than an enjoyable activity. It can provide a positive focus, encourage self-expression, create opportunities to build confidence and help people feel connected to others.

Through our Adult Social Prescription Service, we use personalised, music-based support to help adults explore their interests, work towards their goals and improve their wellbeing. Whether that's singing, songwriting, learning an instrument or making music with others, the focus is on the individual and what matters to them.

Everyone's experience of mental health is different, and support should reflect that.

Find out more about SoundLincs and our music-based projects:
https://www.soundlincs.org/projects

08/10/2026

08/10/2026

Looking for a creative space in Lincoln?

We currently have a bright and spacious 59.5m² studio available in Lincoln’s Cultural Quarter, with 24/7 access, its own set of keys and just a 10-minute walk from the bus and train stations.

At £700 per calendar month including utilities, it could be ideal for artists, creative practitioners or community groups looking for a secure, accessible space.

Interested or know someone who might be? Get in touch with Shelley on 01522 510073 or [email protected].

05/10/2026

A Christmas song made by the group, for the group.

As part of our Open Doors project, Emma has been working with participants at Sam’s Workplace in Nottinghamshire to create their very own Christmas song.

The sessions have included musical games, vocal warm-ups and plenty of creativity, with the group working together on lyrics, melodies, rhythms and ideas for the song.

Activities are adapted to suit different abilities, communication styles and confidence levels, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to contribute, express themselves and take part in music-making.

The group will be recording their song, which will be shared at Sam’s Workplace Santa’s grotto in December.

We’re looking forward to hearing what they’ve created together!

02/10/2026

A huge thank you to Lincoln Private Hospital , part of Circle Health Group, for donating £500 to SoundLincs through their Community Grant.

This generous support will help us continue using music to improve wellbeing, reduce isolation and create opportunities for people across Lincolnshire.

We’re incredibly grateful to the team at Lincoln Private Hospital for supporting our work and investing in the communities we serve.

Thank you for helping us make a difference through music.

30/09/2026

Where are SoundLincs this October?

This month, our Adult Social Prescription Service and MusiCare groups are taking place across Lincolnshire, giving people the opportunity to get involved with music-making, creativity and community.

We’ll be in Gainsborough, Market Rasen, Lincoln, Louth, Spilsby, Skegness, Sleaford, Boston, Spalding and Grantham throughout October.

Our groups offer a welcoming space to explore music, connect with others and support your mental health and wellbeing.

Swipe through to find a group near you and see the dates and times.

Find out more and book your place here:

https://www.soundlincs.org/attend-workshop

29/09/2026

Have you worked with SoundLincs? Leave us a review!

We’d love to hear about your experience with us, whether you’ve taken part in a project, workshop, session or programme.

Your feedback helps us demonstrate the impact of our work and gives others an insight into what we do.

If you’ve worked with SoundLincs, we’d really appreciate you taking a moment to leave us a Google review.

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