What's on in Hinckley?

A free exhibition of photos, memories and rarely seen items telling the story of how life has changed in Hinckley and Bosworth over the last 50 years. This special one off exhibition will fascinate anyone who has lived, worked or visited Hinckley and Bosworth since it became a borough under local government reorganisation in 1974.

Opening Times: Monday to Friday 09:00-17:00 excluding Christmas/New Year Bank Holidays

Come along to meet Santa at the Birdie Bunker during the following times in December:

• Friday 20th         3pm to 6pm
• Saturday, 21st    10am to 4pm
• Sunday, 22nd     10am to 4pm
• Monday, 23rd    10am to 4pm
• Tuesday, 24th     10am to 2pm

Quiet Hour (no music and calm lighting) between 10am and 11am on 22nd December. Pre-booking required at Birdie Bunker.

Price: £4.50 including gift and cookie, or £9 to add festive themed mini golf too.

Students and teachers from NWSLC Hinckley campus will be getting us in the Christmas spirit with live festive music throughout the day. We are delighted to be collaborating with such a talented group of performers and thoroughly recommend you stop by to hear them for yourself!

A variety of bands will play at the following times:

10:30 – 10:50 – 1st band

11:10 – 11:30 – 2nd band

11:45 – 12:05 – 3rd band

12:40 – 13:00 – 4th Band

13:15 – 13:45 – 5th band

Plus, don't forget to visit SANTA'S GROTTO at The Birdie Bunker ! 

UPDATE: NWSLC's teacher's choir will now perform in the BRITANNIA CENTRE at 12 noon too.

Photography credit: James Percival Photography

Shoppers and visitors can enjoy festive music from the Salvation Army and MIND Brass Quartet on 7, 14, 21 December 10.30am to 12 noon and 1pm to 2.30pm in the Market Place.

One of the oldest stories to be turned into a pantomime, MOTHER GOOSE follows the traditional path of good versus bad.

Mother Goose, the Dame in this panto, is a good and kindly soul, always happy and contented with her lot. The evil spirit Vanity, boasts that no human is ever happy with their lot and wagers that she can be turned to be discontented by the gift of a simple goose. But Priscilla, the goose in question, is no ordinary goose but one with magic powers and the ability to lay eggs of pure gold.

Will this newfound wealth be the thing that turns Mother Goose? Will she become vain and unhappy? What will become of Priscilla the magic goose? The production promises to have all the usual hallmarks of a Concordia panto with plenty of comedy, song and dance: fabulous costumes, scenery and stunning special effects.

Mother Goose shows on:

Wednesday, Thursday & Friday Evenings;

Saturday & Sunday Matinee & Evenings.

10% Discount available on purchases of 10 or more tickets on Wednesdays & Thursdays only.

Please book tickets through the Concordia Theatre website or at the Box Office (10.am to 12.30 pm Monday to Saturday mornings / 7.00pm to 8.00pm Monday to Wednesday evenings and 1hr before each performance).

Some dates are already sold out.