Friday, December 12, 2025

Grimsby Auditorium set to celebrate 30th birthday

Grimsby Auditorium will celebrate its 30th birthday on Monday 16th June, marking three decades of delivering outstanding entertainment in Grimsby.

This year marks a significant milestone for one of North East Lincolnshire’s most beloved cultural venues, celebrating 30 years of unforgettable performances, community engagement, and artistic creativity.

Since opening its doors in 1995 with a performance by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Grimsby Auditorium has established itself as a pivotal venue in the region’s entertainment landscape, showcasing a diverse range of performances including West End musicals, chart-topping bands, comedians, local theatre productions and family shows. With a seating capacity of over 1,200 and standing room for 2,000, Grimsby Auditorium is Lincolnshire’s largest and one of the most adaptable venues.

To mark this milestone, the Auditorium is hosting a month-long series of giveaways—don’t forget to follow its social media channels for your chance to win! The giveaways are already in progress and include selected tickets to upcoming shows at the Auditorium and products from collaborations with local businesses that have partnered with the venue over the years.

During the birthday week commencing Monday 16th, booking fees will be waived for ticket purchases from 9am Monday 16th to midnight on Sunday 22nd June 2025. Plus visitors to the Stage Door Café (open 10am–3:30pm) from Tuesday 17th to Saturday 21st June 2025 can enjoy a complimentary slice of birthday cake when sitting in and purchasing any hot drink!

Throughout the week the venue will also showcase show memorabilia, photographs, and stories from the past 30 years. Everyone is welcome to explore the archives out on display—and if you have something to contribute, feel free to share!

Claire Williams, director, Lincs Inspire Venues & Enterprises Ltd, said: “We are delighted to celebrate 30 years of Grimsby Auditorium. Over the years, it has been home to thousands of events, featuring renowned performers as well as showcasing incredible local talent.

“It has created cherished memories for those who have taken to its stage, attended performances, formed friendships, and even found love within its walls! We are fortunate to have such a remarkable venue in North-East Lincolnshire and remain committed to delivering an array of outstanding shows for our community.”

Sue Wells, CEO, Lincs Inspire Limited, said: “Grimsby Auditorium is operated by Lincs Inspire Venues & Enterprises Limited, a not-for-profit organisation, and we are incredibly grateful to you, our customers, your support has and continues to enable us to reinvest in the venue, providing the best possible experience for customers and performers.

“Back in 1995 the world-wide web was in its infancy, but today we can reach so many more people, helping to attract great performances and encourage visitors. We are very proud to be able to do our little bit to support our local economy and look forward to another 30 years of great entertainment.”

 

Image credit: Peter Dunwell

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