Category: Clubs and Societies

Harborough Songbirds Ladies Choir will be performing their Christmas Concert 2024 in the Methodist Church Hall, Northampton Road, Market Harborough on Friday 13 December at 7.30pm. Tickets  (adults £6 each, children free with accompanying adult) are available from committee members, at Louisa’s Place in Market Harborough or via email songbirdsinfo@icloud.com

Foxton Community Choir is thrilled to announce a busy and exciting Autumn-Winter term. We have two special events that you won’t want to miss!

Illston on the Hill WI invited John to speak and demonstrate the hula hooping. This is a talent he famously showcased on ITV’s ‘Britain’s Got Talent’!  Hula hooping has an intriguing history. It dates back to the 14^th century when people would use woven branches to create hoops for play and exercise. Today, we’ve come a long way enjoying modern hoops made from lightweight plastic or bamboo that cater to various skill levels and styles.

The Kibworth Art Lovers Society began its 2024/25 season with an entertaining evening led by Lubenham artist, Michael Edwards.

Roll up! Roll up!! It’s time to get your tickets for our Christmas spectacular, ‘Holly Jolly Saves Christmas!’ This fun show will appeal to all ages, from the very young to the … well, more mature!

September 12 was our first meeting after our summer break and Petra Galligan gave us an unusual and practical evening of Sound Therapy. Petra is a violinist and pianist and has been practising Sound Therapy for 13 years.

Our next meeting will be on Thursday 7 November at the Methodist Chapel Hall. Doors open at 2pm for a cup of coffee or tea followed at 2.30pm by a talk given by Angela Holland  

Have you ever tried table tennis? If not, what’s the worst that could happen? All are welcome to come and have a go free of charge at this low cost sport. I see youngsters shivering on the football field these evenings. I'm glad that I play an indoor sport which I can enjoy all year round, flooding permitting!

Kibworth Golf Club

The name of the South African wine estate Kanonkop is derived from a hill (kop) above the vineyard from where, years ago, a cannon (kanon) was fired to announce the arrival of sailing ships in Cape Town.