Clubs, classes & events

Beavers is for children aged 6–8, offering adventure, fun and friendship through games, crafts, outdoor activities and community projects.

Cubs is for children aged 8–10½, building on Beavers with more adventurous activities, badges and skill-building challenges.

Scouts is for young people aged 10½–14, with outdoor adventures, expeditions, camping and community service.

Squirrels is the youngest section of Scouts, for children aged 4–6. Fun, play-based activities to develop social skills and a love of the outdoors.

A traditional Communion Service with organ and choir at St Wilfrid's Church. From November to March these services begin at 3pm.

Rainbows is for girls aged 4–7, offering play, singing, exploring and fun through Girlguiding. Term time only.

A relaxed weekly course exploring questions of life and faith. Each evening begins with a short film followed by time to ask questions and share opinions. Just turn up, or contact David or Sara with questions.

Pilates classes held on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday mornings. Helen is qualified to teach back care, osteoporosis and bone health classes. All classes focus on straight, stable and strong bodies, covering a range of abilities.

Bi-monthly adult book club at Kibworth Books, discussing The Hiding Season by A. C. Glass. Ticket includes a copy of the book and a drink.

Ballet, Modern Jazz, Contemporary, Commercial Jazz and Musical Theatre classes, timetabled by age and ability. New pupils get a free trial week.

Free coffee, cake and good conversation at Smeeton Westerby Village Hall.

Communion service with guest speaker Revd Steve Bailey, Rector for the Oadby Great Glen Benefice and Team Ministry and Assistant Archdeacon for the Leicester Archdeaconry.

Meet former Children's Laureate Cressida Cowell, creator of How to Train Your Dragon, Which Way to Anywhere and The Wizards of Once. Pre-booking is required by buying her books from Kibworth Books for collection at the event (up to six signed). Bookings close midnight Sunday 22 November.

Small and intimate setting for people affected by early dementia together with their carers, where they can relax, chat and laugh together. Run in partnership with Dementia Harborough.

Strictly-inspired, low-impact dance fitness class with Graham Fletcher. Beginner-friendly, easy to follow and suitable for all; no experience needed.

Friendly running club with Tuesday evening runs from Fleckney and Saddington and Thursday evening runs from Kibworth. Three pace groups to suit all abilities. Also runs Couch to 5K programmes from Kibworth Methodist Church Hall.

Functional fitness class.

Functional fitness class.

Social games afternoon at Kibworth Village Hall.

Multi-sensory music and movement class for pre-walking babies — gentle songs, props, lights and bubbles, plus elements of baby massage and yoga. Run by Hartbeeps South Leicestershire & Corby.

Multi-sensory music and movement class for walking babies and young toddlers — songs, dance, sensory props and themed adventures to support development. Run by Hartbeeps South Leicestershire & Corby.

Mixed-age multi-sensory class for babies and toddlers — story-led adventures with music, lights, bubbles and puppets. Run by Hartbeeps South Leicestershire & Corby.

Free, caring, professional advice from Helping Hands. Drop-in help with welfare benefits, debt and budgeting, utility bills, housing, employment, legal issues, domestic abuse, mental health support and more. No appointment necessary.

Taekwon-do classes at Kibworth Village Hall with 8th degree master and instructor Steve Taylor. All ages welcome, contact Steve to come and try Taekwon-do.

Monthly book discussion club for children aged 8–12 with children's book expert and librarian Alyssia Chapman. December's featured title is Fia and the Last Snow Deer by Eilish Fisher. Ticket includes a copy of the book and refreshments.

Monthly book discussion club for children aged 8–12 with children's book expert and librarian Alyssia Chapman. November's featured title is The Haunting of Old Splinter by Jack Mackay. Ticket includes a copy of the book and refreshments.

Warm up followed by a Dancefit section, then light weights and resistance work, an abdominal workout, facial exercises and relaxation. Suitable for all ages. Please bring a mat and some water.

Monthly talks on local and wider history. See the society's website for the current programme.

Monthly meeting of the Kibworth & District University of the Third Age

Art society with a programme of demonstrations and talks by professional artists. Visitors and new members are warmly welcome.

Championship Section brass band founded in 1905. Performs an extensive range of music from traditional brass band repertoire to jazz, swing, pop and classical. New players and visitors always welcome. Registered charity no. 1092611.

An afternoon of festive music from The Kibworth Band and the Kibworth Youth Brass Band. Refreshments available.

Monthly public meeting of Kibworth Beauchamp Parish Council in the KGSH Studio. All residents welcome to attend.

Two ensembles on Monday evenings: the Youth Brass Band for players from Grade 1 standard and above, and the Training Band for beginners. Free instruments provided. Young musicians learn, grow and perform in concerts and competitions. Part of the Kibworth Band (registered charity no. 1092611).

Ballet, tap and theatre classes taught to the IDTA syllabus. Classes for pupils from age 3, plus adult classes including adult tap.

Monthly public meeting of Kibworth Harcourt Parish Council in the KGSH Studio. All residents welcome to attend.

Non-auditioning community choir singing everything from classical to rock, pop, film and musicals. No need to read music. There is currently a waiting list.

Late night Christmas shopping event, with indoor stalls at Kibworth Community Hub. To book a stall, email Maria at the Parish Council.

Drop-in support from Turning Point for anyone who is struggling to cope. No referral needed.

Weekly longer walk of 8–12 miles, starting at 10am on Wednesdays. Various locations across Leicestershire and beyond. Packed lunch usually required. Around 80 active members.

Weekly shorter walk of 4–7 miles, starting at 10am on Wednesdays. Various locations across Leicestershire and beyond. Some walks include the option of a pub lunch.

Evening men's tennis session. Membership required.

Morning social tennis session. Membership required.

Weekly ladies' team session with optional coaching. Membership required.

Weekly men's team practice session. Membership required.

Weekly mixed doubles club session, friendly and welcoming to newcomers. Membership required.

Morning social tennis session, open to all members. Membership required.

Community cinema evening at Kibworth Village Hall, running since 2017 with a high-quality audio visual system and installed 3.5m screen. Screenings are usually every 4 to 6 weeks. Bring your own drinks and nibbles, with ice cream available at the interval. No booking needed, just turn up.

Monthly meeting of the Kibworth Women's Institute. No meeting in August.

Traditional Shotokan Karate classes for all ages and abilities, from complete beginners to black belts. First session free.

Last Minute Theatre's pantomime Cinderella, from a script originally written in the 1970s by the group's founder Richard Green. Discounts available for youth groups and care homes.

Christmas market in aid of Leicestershire Wildlife Hospital, with food and drink, crafts and gifts: homemade wooden lanterns, hand-sewn bags, jewellery, festive jumpers, knitted and crochet items, wreaths, bath bombs and Christmas decorations. Free admission. Tables £10.50 to book (email Ann).

Monthly fundraising coffee morning and table top sale for Leicestershire Wildlife Hospital. Toasted sandwiches, hot drinks and delicious homemade cakes. Stalls selling craft items, handmade cards, jewellery, knitted and crochet goods, jigsaws, books, pre-loved clothes, raffle and more.

Creative writing group offering positive, constructive feedback on members' work. New members welcome.

Book sale in aid of Kibworth Community Library.

A friendly knitting group at Kibworth Community Library to meet others and share ideas.

Line dancing classes at Kibworth Bowling Club with improver and beginner sessions.

Line dancing sessions.

Guided lino printing workshop with local artist Daniel Page, designer of many of Kibworth Books' bookmarks. Includes all materials and a welcome drink.

Main Stage Theatre Company perform two classic Fawlty Towers episodes, Communication Problems and Basil the Rat. Tickets from The Well in Kibworth or online.

Monday night bowls — a fast and fun way to meet new friends and improve your skills. Open to newcomers and experienced bowlers alike, with free instruction for new members. Coaching from Bowls England qualified coaches.

Exercise class for those aged 60+, focusing on strength, balance and general fitness. Seated, supported and standing exercises using balls, bands and weights, set to music from the 70s to 90s. First session free.

A welcoming group for over 60s to enjoy a hot or cold drink and an informal chat, hosted by VASL volunteers. No need to book; pay for your own refreshments (free tea and instant coffee if cost is a concern).

Pilates classes for beginners and intermediates with Shona Atkin.

Qi Gong class combining slow meditative movement, active breathing, good posture and focused attention. Improves strength, balance, flexibility, focus and calm. Free taster session available. Kerry also offers acupuncture.

Weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Kibworth & Fleckney. Members connect to make a difference in local communities through volunteering, youth programmes, charitable events and social activities.

Festive favourites and brass band classics from Salvo Brass, a 30-plus-piece band from across the East Midlands. Light refreshments at the interval are included; wine available to buy. Tickets from The Well, by phone, or on the door.

Seated fitness and Pilates sessions.

Christmas fayre at Smeeton Westerby Village Hall. To book a table, ring Janet.

For toddlers and their parents or guardians: songs, games, crafts, Bible stories and prayers, with refreshments.

Youth group for young people aged 7–13 at St Wilfrid's Church Hall. Parents must drop off and collect their children.

Stories and rhymes for pre-school children at Kibworth Community Library, followed by Stay & Play. No need to book, just turn up.

Junior street dance classes for school Years 2 to 7. Shows! Friends! Fun! Affiliated with the British Theatre Dance Association.

Tai chi and Chinese wand class at Kibworth Village Hall.

Canine Partners on how a dog and disabled handler learn to live, love and work together. Ticket includes lunchtime snacks.

Free housing advice drop-in from The Bridge. Help with homelessness, housing options, waiting lists, notices and court action, rent and mortgage arrears, disrepair issues, housing benefit, neighbour disputes, harassment and illegal eviction, and more. Simply turn up — call to check the next date.

Monthly cancer support group with talks, crafts, social evenings and activities. Not every session is cancer-specific.

Festive games, crafts and Lottie Brooks-inspired fun for children aged 8+, celebrating Lottie Brooks Twelve Disasters of Christmas. Parents can drop off, join in or browse.

Badminton sessions run by the U3A.

Craft group run by the U3A, meeting on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Monthly flower arranging sessions for U3A members at members' homes.

Line dancing run by the U3A. Currently has spaces available for people with experience. The class is not suitable for beginners.

Monthly social lunch at various local pubs for U3A members. No meetings in July or August.

Relaxed social bridge sessions for U3A members, held weekly at members' homes.

Painting and art group run by the U3A, meeting every other Friday.

Photography group run by the U3A, meeting on the third Tuesday of each month.

Monthly poetry appreciation group for U3A members. Currently full — contact to join the waiting list.

Monthly gardening sessions for U3A members, visiting and working in members' gardens.

Pub darts evening run by the U3A.

Fortnightly sketching sessions for U3A members at members' homes and various locations.

Social bridge sessions run by the University of the Third Age (U3A).

Table tennis sessions run by the U3A. New members welcome.

Walking group for U3A members exploring various locations in the local area, meeting on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month.

Walking tennis sessions run by the U3A. Currently full, but you can apply to the waiting list.

Beginners mat-based pilates class at Kibworth Village Hall with Lucy Bramley (BA Hons Dance & Musical Theatre, MAT Pilates Instructor). Bring your own mat.

A friendly lunchtime get-together with homemade soup, bread, cakes and a hot drink — a chance to catch up with old friends and make new ones.

Hatha yoga class suitable for all levels with Bex Rule, a 200-hour qualified yoga teacher trained in Rishikesh, India. Focuses on strength, flexibility and posture alignment in a calm, non-judgmental environment. Bring a yoga mat (spares available) and water. Free trial available with code FREETRIAL.

Yoga classes at Kibworth Village Hall with Anne Piechota. Various styles including beginners yoga, vinyasa flow and energising flow.

Yoga classes at Smeeton Westerby Village Hall with Kim Woods.

Hatha yoga class incorporating flows, breath work and meditation. Suitable for all levels including beginners.

Yoga classes with Stuart in the KGSH lounge.