Category: What’s On

LaST MiNuTe THeATRe

Bishop Martyn's Visit to St Wilfrid's

Once again GEMS have organised a Charity Indian Meal at the award-winning Cuisine of India, Kelmarsh Avenue, Wigston, LE18 3QW on Monday 28 November. The evening will include a three course buffet where you are invited to eat as much as you like  Tickets are £20 per head with a 7pm arrival time. seated by 7.30pm

Colleagues at Eyebrook Wild Bird Feeds were delighted to win Gold for Farming and the Environment Award at the Northamptonshire Food & Drink Awards. It was a thrill for them to win the award which celebrates the great work of farmers in the Weetabix Growers Group, all farming in the most sustainable way, whilst supporting environmental initiatives.

MHO, Market Harborough’s very own orchestra, is preparing to give its 24th concert under the baton of Stephen Bell on Saturday 12November at 7.30pm at Market Harborough Methodist Church, Northampton Road.

Amazingly from an idea proposed in the Editorial of this publication some six weeks ago the pop up, Welcome Kitchen - a meeting place with warmth and food, has already had two successful sessions (Even though it hasn’t been that cold outside!)

After much debate and research, we are pleased to announce that our next production will be A Bunch of Amateurs by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman.

“She stands in tattered gold, tossing bits of amber and jade, jewels of a year grown old - November.” — Zephyr Ware Tarver

With the festive season fast approaching, we are delighted to share with you the first of our Christmas events here in Smeeton Westerby.

We are proud to present an evening of music starring world-renowned soprano singer Denise Leigh. Denise has performed for the royal family, including our late queen, at several venues including the Royal Albert Hall and Kensington Palace. She gave a solo performance at the opening ceremony of the 2012 London Olympics. She has featured on many programmes including ‘BBC Proms in the Park’, ‘Friday Night is Music Night’ and ‘Songs of Praise’. Leigh has also performed with orchestras such as the Royal Philharmonic and London Handel Players. She will be supported on the evening by her husband, Stefan Andrusyschyn, playing the keyboard and accordion.