20219
Mighty Atom a Wellington Tractor made by William Foster and Co. in Minster's Yard outside Lincoln Cathedral during the Spark Engineering Festival. In Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Becoming established as Lincolnshire’s premier engineering event, the Spark Engineering Festival aims to engage, excite, stimulate and inform each and every visitor in the inspiring surroundings of Lincoln Cathedral, itself a remarkable achievement of medieval engineering
With hands-on activities for all ages, displays of the latest in local technology, access to experienced engineering professionals from local businesses, along with exhibits and tours of our rich engineering heritage, visitors will gain a practical appreciation of the role of engineering in society and business, how science and technology is impacting our lives.
From the local Schools’ day on Friday the 17th, a busy Visitors’ day on Saturday 18th to the calmer and reflective Sunday 19th, you will find a wide range of people from all around the world will pass through the Cathedral
During the event public admission to the cathedral is free of charge; groups and businesses that would like to exhibit and support the Festival event should contact the organisers for information about the fees and special sponsorship package deals available.
20219
Mighty Atom a Wellington Tractor made by William Foster and Co. in Minster's Yard outside Lincoln Cathedral during the Spark Engineering Festival. In Lincoln, Lincolnshire.
Becoming established as Lincolnshire’s premier engineering event, the Spark Engineering Festival aims to engage, excite, stimulate and inform each and every visitor in the inspiring surroundings of Lincoln Cathedral, itself a remarkable achievement of medieval engineering
With hands-on activities for all ages, displays of the latest in local technology, access to experienced engineering professionals from local businesses, along with exhibits and tours of our rich engineering heritage, visitors will gain a practical appreciation of the role of engineering in society and business, how science and technology is impacting our lives.
From the local Schools’ day on Friday the 17th, a busy Visitors’ day on Saturday 18th to the calmer and reflective Sunday 19th, you will find a wide range of people from all around the world will pass through the Cathedral
During the event public admission to the cathedral is free of charge; groups and businesses that would like to exhibit and support the Festival event should contact the organisers for information about the fees and special sponsorship package deals available.