Burton Overy Dancers started its new, exciting programme on Wednesday 16 September. Our folk dance club enjoys a wide range of dance styles - English Country, Assembly Room (Playford), American Square & Contra. Think anything ranging from a Jane Austen Regency dance to a jolly jig.
A joyful town collaboration between Brass - Harborough Band - and Voice - the Harborough Singers. A concert of two halves, separately showcasing the band and choir, plus some joint surprises!
A Macmillan Coffee Morning is to take place on Saturday 26 September between 10am-2pm at Mowsley Village Hall, Main Street Mowsley, Lutterworth LE17 6NT. There will be a cake stall, tombola, hand- crafted wooden items, 3D printed items, hand-painted cards and prints, bring and buy, raffle and games.
St Wilfrid's Church September 2026 news includes a Benefice Service For All on Sunday 30 August, and we were delighted to welcome Revd David Newman, previously Archdeacon of Loughborough and Warden at Launde Abbey, to preach and officiate.
Come and enjoy a Sunday afternoon concert on 27 September2026 in St Peter’s Church Langton from 2 -2.45pm by Mosaic. Returning by popular demand the vocal ensemble group will be performing a programme entitled ‘Hopes and Dreams’ which spans over four centuries, from the timeless beauty of Monteverdi and Gibbons to much-loved jazz standards and contemporary choral works. Cost £5 - pay on the door.
The recently formed local Leicestershire Right to Roam (R2R) is based primarily in and around Market Harborough. The club has been busy recently campaigning for greater access for those wishing to walk or swim in and with nature.
Sunday Afternoon Concerts on the last Sunday of June, July, August and September 2 - 2.45pm in St. Peter's: 28 June Richard Rogers Songbook. 26 July Familiar Folk Songs. 30 August TBC. 27 September MOSAIC a Capella Group.
Kibworth Mill will once again be opening as part of Heritage Open Days. These give people an opportunity to visit buildings that are not normally open to the public. This is the oldest mill in Leicestershire and will be open on Saturday 19 September and Sunday 20 September. Volunteers will show visitors around inside and outside the mill. They will be able to see the inner workings and marks left by the millers over the last 400 years. You can see how it was extended in the years before the USA came into existence!