Autumn events filled with fun!

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A collective of DJs spinning soul, funk, disco & house to get everyone moving.

A concert of reflective and uplifting music. The programme will include Reinberger’s beautiful Evening Song, ‘Abendlied’, Jonathon Dove’s tricky ‘Seek him that maketh the seven stars’, and one of Palestrina’s most popular motets ‘Sicut Cervus’. But the centrepiece will undoubtedly be Duruflé’s Requiem, a unique blend of Gregorian chant and rich, impressionistic harmonies, celebrated for its spiritual depth and ethereal and atmospheric quality.

Market Harborough Story Centre joins us once again with an afternoon of words, music and films by local artists. This time, they'll be presenting spooky original stories, poems, songs, award winning films and a short play. Come along if you dare!
(Doors open at 2.30; event starts at 3.00)

Greed, intrigue and murder combine in this classic thriller, made famous by Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic 1954 film. Sheila seems to have it all, but when a past lover reappears in her life, her husband Tony spots a perfect, and deadly, opportunity to steal it from her.

Directed by Sue Waller and runs from 4-8 November

Tickets £16 are on sale from 7th October online and in person from the Theatre Office

George Chamberlain convinced the audience last year that Sherlock Holmes is "...the master detective, the greatest of all time". We’re very pleased that he’s able to join us again, this time to look at Gothic fiction, discussing some of the best examples of the genre as well as some of its most sinister and iconic villains.

Join us on the first Thursday of the month up-stairs at the Red Cow Public House 59-60 High St, Market Harborough LE16 7AF.
Any style of acoustic music is very welcome. Everyone is welcome to drop in and listen to live music tonight. Please feel free to stay for as long or as short a time as suits you.

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Join us at Welland Park on 8th November at 7.00 for a musical extravaganza when Magic Voices choir will be accompanied by a live band. Come and hear songs such as Shine, Under the Moon of Love and Somewhere Only We Know, and medleys from shows such as Oklahoma and Les Mis. Our repertoire also includes songs from Wicked and Billy Elliot.

Come to Quinns Bookshop (down the alleyway between Joules Clothing and Andrew Granger Estate Agents) between 11am and 2pm on Saturday 8th November to meet the engaging and charismatic Jules Langton, who will be showcasing her seasonal and atmospheric horror trilogy; Dream, Die, Repeat.

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Ever popular, Soft Machine make a welcome return to Harborough Jazz. After being in the business for almost 60 years, this group remains one of the best jazz-rock bands today. This will sell out very fast, book early.

Alan Jones, Business Development Executive of Travelsphere Holidays will be speaking about their holidays as well as Just You, giving lots of options for solos and for couples and friends wishing to travel together.

Get into the festive spirit with a cosy evening of creativity at the beautiful @clay.collective.mh in Market Harborough!
In this joyful workshop, you’ll:

🎨 Design & carve your own Lino Christmas stamp
✉️ Print it onto 5 handmade cards
🌟 Embellish with optional gold, copper or white embossing
☕ Enjoy hot drinks & mince pies while you work
🎁 Take your stamp home to keep printing your own festive creations!

Perfect for solo makers, creative friends or an early Christmas outing!

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A pop-up exhibition of plein-air paintings of Market Harborough by Tim Durham with music provided by local musician John Clampin.

Directed by: Phil Grabsky & David Bickerstaff. Produced by: Amanda Wilkie. Music by: Simon Farmer

Caravaggio is best known for being a renowned yet controversial Italian painter of the late 1500s and early 1600s. Some of his best-known works of art are Sick Bacchus, The Musicians, Head of the Medusa, The Conversion of St. Paul, The Entombment of Christ, and The Beheading of St. John. Five years in the making, this is the most extensive film ever made about this revolutionary artist.