Category: What’s On

Market Harborough’s very own orchestra (MHO) is preparing to give it’s 23^rd concert under the baton of Stephen Bell. It is on Saturday 2 July 2022 at 7.30pm at the Methodist Church, Northampton Rd, Market Harborough. 

It’s been ten years since the village held such an event so the Foxton Gardens Society is planning a follow-up. All monies raised will go towards the repair of St Andrew’s Church roof.

What an amazing four days we have had here in Smeeton Westerby, celebrating the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. It all started on the Thursday evening when we congregated at the allotments on Gumley Road. We enjoyed refreshments before marching along the road and up the hill to Bungalow Farm, owned by Penny and Pete Rivett. It was here that we lit our village bonfire beacon. As the flames soared into the sky, the sun started to set. It was magical to look out into the distance and see other beacons being lit too. It gave us all a wonderful feeling of togetherness for one purpose, to celebrate the reign of her Majesty.

Another busy month for club members, involved in a variety of events around the county and further afield.

Harborough Big Band, in support of Oxfam, are proud to present ‘Swing, Shows and Soul Music’ for your entertainment on 2 July 2022, playing music from Glenn Miller to Adele for all your dancing joy, along with a cash bar to hydrate you through the evening. Doors open at 7.30pm for an 8.00pm start, at the Congregational Church Hall, Market Harborough. Tickets are £10, and are available from The Oxfam Shop, 5 High Street, Market Harborough, or you can call 07740621825.

Methodist Matters

Never before has a British monarch reigned for 70 years, and to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee, the award-winning Wistow Maze’s design for 2022 is the shape of the Coronation Crown.

Work is picking up ahead of Blaston Show's return, after a two year break due to Covid 19. Entry schedules are now available online to compete in either agricultural or equestrian classes, or to take part in the Classic Car run.

The 2022 Festival of Archaeology programme has been revealed by organisers and is being hailed as the best yet.

Work is picking up pace ahead of Blaston Show's return after a two year break due to Covid 19. Entry schedules are now available online for those looking to compete in either agricultural or equestrian classes, or to take part in the Classic Car run.