Louth Town Council is proud to confirm that in 2026/27 a fresh wave of financial support is available to local organisations. Two grants have been given out so far and they reflect the Council’s ongoing commitment to investing in the people, projects and passions that make Louth such a remarkable place to live. These two recipients showcase the incredible dedication and talents found within Louth. This post focuses on…

Waveform Arts

Waveform Arts are a not-for-profit organisation who provide some free services to community groups such as:

Louth Navigation Trust – PA system & live sound for annual live music & spoken word events in Louth ( at navigation warehouse & platform, and along the canal)

Spout Yard Park – Instruments & PA system for music, drumming and gardening workshops + live music and events in the park ( as in our current ‘Digging & Drumming workshop sessions)

Zero Degrees Festival – Live sound & PA system for numerous past , ongoing and future events including live music and spoken word + comedy nights-

Louth London Road sports partnership – PA system & live sound for comedy events.

Louth Academy – Music technology & recording workshops

Kidgate Primary Academy & Lacy Fields – forthcoming ‘Beach School’ and music workshops + sound recording workshops

St Michaels Primary School – Drumming & music workshops

Greenwich House School – Drumming & music workshops

Queen Street Studios – forthcoming programme of music technology and sound engineering training ( Autumn – winter 2026)

St James’s Church – live sound & PA system for live events.

KEVIGS students – band mentoring , musical instruments and PA.

Mothership DJ workshops for special needs people – PA system

Louth Town Council are proud to confirm that they have awarded a grant of £500 to Waveform Arts for essential items of audio equipment. It will help to replace outdated and faulty equipment and it will help to provide music technology and recording studio training workshops, as well as live community events in Louth