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Market Bosworth Rails and Ales Festival
When 24th July - 26th July, 11am to 11pm (4.30 Sunday)
join us at this year’s festival, held by the Battlefield Line and Hinckley & Bosworth CAMRA in the Goods Shed and marquee at Market Bosworth Railway Station. Over 80 beers and ciders, and a variety of food available. Entertainment outside each day, with steam traction engines (both full size and miniature) demonstrating the road transport of yesteryear. Steam and diesel trains will be operating throughout the weekend. Live evening entertainment from 7pm, provided by Dr Busker on Friday and Chris George on Saturday. FREE heritage bus service from Nuneaton, Hinckley, Barwell & Earl Shilton to Market Bosworth Station (Friday & Saturday...
Archive and Conversation
When 25th July, 10.00a.m to 12 noon
Ibstock Historical Society archive and conversation morning. Come along for a cuppa and a chat, bring along any photos or artefacts or tell us a story
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Roman Gladiators
When 26th July, 10:30 - 15:30
Step into the Colosseum as you learn what it takes to be a Roman Gladiator in this interactive session! There are two sessions running each day: 10:30am – 12:30pm & 1:30pm – 3:30pm In this session you will: Try on authentic gladiatorial weapons and armour Meet the different gladiators Take part in various historical spectacles such as public executions Test your might against the gladiator champion (or even your adult guardian!) Will you survive the Roman arena? £8 per child*. Pre-booking is Essential. *Suitable for ages 7+. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. This event contains...
Summer Plant Fair at the 1620's House & Garden, Donnington Le Heath
When 26th July, 10am - 4pm
The Summer Plant Hunters’ Fair takes place at the 1620’s House & Garden, Donington Le Heath, Coalville (LE67 2FW) on Sunday 26th July from 10am-4pm. It will be just the right time to pick up some summer flowering plants to perk up your beds and borders and fill the garden with scent and you are sure to find something to create a blooming brilliant garden with thousands of wonderful plants to choose from, including bee-friendly perennials, shrubs, plants for shade, alpines, roses, wildflowers, herbs, grasses, variegated or foliage plants. Plus, there are some lovely garden accessories available for those finishing...
Plant Hunter’s Fair – July 2026
When 26th July, 10am - 4pm
One of our most popular events returns this July as we host the top plant nurseries which are sure to have something special for every garden. £2 per person. Pre-booking is Advised. Car parking is not included in your ticket. We do not offer pre-booked car parking spaces.
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Medieval Mayhem
When 30th July, 10am - 12pm
Transform into the ultimate Medieval Master as we travel back in time! Join a thrilling session of jousting, hobby-horse races, crafts and a whole lot of Medieval Madness! £5 per child*, pre-booking essential. *Recommended for ages 5-12
Pinocchio Outdoor Theatre
When 31st July, 6pm - 8pm
Pinocchio by Carlo Collodi, adapted by Oliver Gray. Carlo Collodi’s classic is a perennial favourite. It is the third most translated book in the world, having appeared in no fewer than 260 languages since it was published in 1883, and has never been out of print. Childless toymaker Geppetto buys a piece of wood to make a puppet – little realising the chaos he is about to unleash. The puppet yearns for adventure and runs away, but instead of excitement only finds glorious attractions containing hidden dangers. He returns home hoping to be showered with sympathy and learns his tribulations...
Pinocchio (Outdoor Theatre)
When 31st July, 6pm - 8pm
by Carlo Collodi, adapted by Oliver Gray. Carlo Collodi’s classic is a perennial favourite. It is the third most translated book in the world, having appeared in no fewer than 260 languages since it was published in 1883, and has never been out of print. Childless toymaker Geppetto buys a piece of wood to make a puppet – little realising the chaos he is about to unleash. The puppet yearns for adventure and runs away, but instead of excitement only finds glorious attractions containing hidden dangers. He returns home hoping to be showered with sympathy and learns his tribulations are...
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Richard III: Villain or Victim? Talk
When 2nd August, 2:30 to 3:30
Dr Georgiana Lorimer explores the contrast between Richard’s portrayal as a villain by Shakespeare and her recent study of the pivotal moments in his reign based on historical records. She brings to life the man and his times. These pivotal events: coronation, the death of his wife, and of his son, the Titulus regius which declared his nephews to be illegitimate, the betrayal by his friend Buckingham and the final battle at Bosworth, have been brought to life in poetry. £6 per person, Pre-booking Essential.
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Awesome Activities
When 3rd August, 11am - 3pm
Awesome Activities 2026 Join us for an exciting day of themed activities, games and crafts in the wonderful setting of our House & Gardens. £5 per child. Accompanying Adults and under 3s Free. Recommended for children aged 5 – 12. Children must be accompanied at all times. Pre-booking advised.
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Awesome Tudor Activities
When 4th August, 11am - 3pm
Awesome Tudor Activities 2026 Join our noble knight for an exciting day of Tudor themed activities, games and crafts in the wonderful setting of our House & Gardens. There will be a repeat programme of activities running throughout the day. Activities will include: Welcome to the Tudor Age Sword School Arming a Knight Jousting Kids battle £5 per child. Accompanying Adults and under 3s Free. Recommended for children aged 5 – 12. Children must be accompanied at all times. Pre-booking advised.
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Pirate Day!
When 6th August, 10:30am - 3pm
There will be two sessions running: Morning Session 10:30am – 12:30pm & Afternoon Session 1:30pm – 3:30pm Ahoy shipmates, come an’ join us on the high seas of the 1620s lawn, where there’ll be a great gathering of fearsome pirates! Join in with the best dressed pirate competition, sea shanty singing, cutlass training, treasure hunt, join a captain’s crew and man the guns for a great pirate battle! Normal admission applies, plus £3 per child – there’s no need to pre-book, just turn up and pay on the day. Aaargh!!!