Events

It’s a night of Rock 'n' Roll music, Jive, Bop and Stroll dancing. With top DJs playing the best music. Optional Jive lesson 7:30pm to 8:15pm, £5, bring a dance partner.

Contact: dandeatkins@yahoo.co.uk or 01455 840052

Family fun and community event supporting local traders in the Market Place and the Borough in Hinckley town centre held on the last Sunday of every month, excluding December.

A wide selection of goods will be available from bakers, crafters, makers and charities. There will also be children's entertainment available.

Keep updated with the market on facebook: ACM Nuneaton (facebook.com)

To hold a stall at the market, you can secure tickets: All Communities Matter - Indie Markets (tickettailor.com)

A programme to celebrate the music of three great composers of the past, paired with music from celebrated living composer James Weeks and with period instrumentalists Matthew Farrell and Nick Scott-Burt. 2025 is a major anniversary year for all three composers Palestrina, Gibbons and Berio, who each made a unique and telling contribution to the landscape of classical music history. In this concert, we seek to highlight music from each that might be slightly lesser-known to audiences, including Gibbons Cries of London, three movements of Berio’s vocal sequence of the same name and music from the Canticum Canticorum (Song of Songs) by Palestrina, paired with contemporary settings of similar texts by James Weeks, taken from his work Mala Punica and a more recent reworking of a Gibbons madrigal. Performing alongside the choir will be exciting young countertenor and bass viol player Matthew Farrell, former musical son of Leicester who is now making waves as a member of Westminster Cathedral Choir and with his viol consort Arculo.

They can also learn about the ways to do this, the social impact it has and the difference it can make.

The event will provide practical advice and examples on how people with disabilities can make a major contribution to the success of your business, and how businesses can do the same to improve the quality of life for young people with disabilities.

To secure your spot at this event by registering for free, contact Regeneration: Regeneration contact form

Live entertainment will start at 4pm on Friday in Market Place with a range of food vendors, market stalls and street entertainment, followed by a staggered switch-on of the light trail in Argents Mead. The lights around the town centre will be turned at 6:30pm. The main town event will finish at 8pm.

The Tin Hat Fair will be at Regent Street on:

• Friday 21 November, from 4pm to 10pm
• Saturday 22 November, from 12pm to 10pm

Any queries, please contact Cultural Services: Cultural Services contact form