Friday, October 31, 2025

Pop-up youth space returns to Sleaford this September

The Zone, a free youth space designed for 11 to 18-year-olds, will be back in Sleaford this autumn. The award-winning pop-up will take over Sleaford Market Place from 18 to 21 September 2025, offering workshops, games, performances and hangout areas.

Funded through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund, the project is led by Zest Theatre with support from design teams AirClad and Inflate. It recreates the atmosphere of a youth club in a purpose-built structure, with spaces to relax and take part in creative sessions.

Opening hours are set for 3pm to 7pm on Thursday and Friday, and 11am to 5pm across the weekend. Alongside the main programme, a Teenage Market on 20 September will give young people the chance to showcase business ideas and test entrepreneurial skills. The same day will feature live performances from local musicians and singers, organised by Shug Studios.

Free dance workshops from The Hub will run in connection with the event, while Waffle & Chill will offer free treats to the first 25 daily check-ins.

More than 250 young people attended the last Zone in June, with surveys showing high levels of engagement and inclusivity. Registration is free and remains valid for those who signed up earlier this year.

 

Image credit: North Kesteven District Council

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