Latest Events in Swadlincote(June Updated)

Collective Boxing Workshop Swad is an inclusive boxing workshop that welcomes individuals of all abilities, including those who are neurodiverse. This workshop provides a unique opportunity for participants to learn new boxing skills while working closely with a local professional. Additionally, attendees will have the chance to develop self-defense techniques, meet new people, and enhance their confidence within a safe and non-judgmental environment. The workshop will take place at Collective Hub, located at 21 West Street, Swadlincote, DE11 9DG. This event is specifically designed for primary school children aged 8-11 years old. It will be held on November 15, 2023. By attending this workshop, participants will gain valuable skills and knowledge that can contribute to their personal growth and overall wellbeing. This event not only provides an opportunity for physical development but also fosters social connections and builds a sense of community. Tickets for this event are priced at £3. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to be a part of the Collective Boxing Workshop Swad - Primary 8-11 years old. Join us at Collective Hub in Swadlincote and embark on a transformative journey in a safe and supportive environment.

Collective Boxing Workshop Swad invites individuals of all abilities, including those who are neurodiverse, to participate in an inclusive boxing workshop. This workshop aims to provide a safe and non-judgmental space for participants to learn new boxing skills and enhance their self-defense abilities. The event will take place at Collective Hub in Swadlincote, specifically located at 21 West Street, DE11 9DG. Led by a local professional, the workshop offers an opportunity to develop boxing techniques while also fostering new connections and building confidence. This event is perfect for secondary students aged between 11 and 17 years old. Taking place on November 15, 2023, the workshop only requires a nominal ticket price of £3. Join in and become a part of this collective endeavor that promotes inclusivity and personal growth through the art of boxing.

Collective Boxing is an inclusive workshop where individuals of all abilities, including those who are neurodiverse, can come together to learn and train. This event, Copy of Copy of Collective Boxing Workshop Swad - ADULTS, will be held in Swadlincote at the Collective Hub on November 15, 2023. Led by a local professional, participants will have the opportunity to acquire new boxing skills while also developing self-defense techniques. Engaging in this workshop will not only enhance your abilities, but it will also provide an environment for meeting new people and building confidence in a non-judgmental and safe space. The workshop is specifically designed to welcome individuals of all skill levels, fostering an inclusive and supportive atmosphere. By participating in the Collective Boxing Workshop, attendees will have the chance to engage with a professional trainer, cultivate new skills, and connect with a community of like-minded individuals. Don't miss this opportunity to develop your boxing skills, gain self-defense knowledge, and boost your confidence in an inclusive and secure environment. Tickets for this event are priced at £3. Join us at the Collective Boxing Workshop in Swadlincote, and become part of a supportive and empowering community.

Welcome to the inclusive drama society at the Collective Hub Swadlincote, where the Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad Secondary Age 11-17 workshops take place. These workshops provide a valuable opportunity for young individuals to develop a wide range of drama skills and become part of an exciting new project in the area. The drama sessions are suitable for all abilities, and participants will not only learn the art of drama but also acquire essential teamwork and confidence-building skills. The sessions are led by a qualified teacher with expertise in the field, ensuring a high-quality learning experience. By joining this journey, participants will have the chance to forge new friendships while enhancing their personal growth. The Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad Secondary Age 11-17 workshops will be held at 21 West Street, Swadlincote, DE11 9DG. The event will take place on December 3, 2023, and tickets are priced at £3, providing an affordable opportunity for young individuals to unleash their creative potential. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to be part of the Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad Secondary Age 11-17 workshops at the Collective Hub Swadlincote.

Welcome to the inclusive drama society at the Collective Hub Swadlincote, where young people aged 11-19 can explore the world of drama and gain valuable skills. The Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad SEN Age 11-19 offers a variety of workshops that will teach participants a wide range of drama techniques. This exciting new project aims to bring together individuals of all abilities, providing a supportive and collaborative environment. Led by a fully qualified teacher with expertise in the field, these sessions not only focus on developing dramatic arts but also foster important teamwork and confidence-building skills. Participants have the opportunity to make new friends and embark on a thrilling journey of self-discovery. The Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad SEN Age 11-19 is a unique platform for young individuals to unleash their creativity and explore their potential in a safe and inclusive setting. Join us at 21 West Street, Swadlincote, DE11 9DG, on December 3, 2023, for an unforgettable experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to be part of something extraordinary. Tickets are available for just £3. Come and be a part of the Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad SEN Age 11-19, where talent meets opportunity.

Welcome to the inclusive drama society at the Collective Hub Swadlincote, where primary-aged children (8-11) can experience the transformative power of drama. These workshops offer a wide range of drama skills and an opportunity to be part of an exciting new project in the area. Regardless of ability, all are welcome to join and discover the world of dramatic arts. In addition to learning acting techniques, participants will also develop important teamwork and confidence-building skills, while forging new friendships. The sessions are led by a fully qualified and experienced teacher, dedicated to delivering an engaging and enriching experience. Don't miss out on this new journey in drama! Join the Collective Wellbeing Drama Swad primary-age 8-11 event on December 3, 2023, at 21 West Street, Swadlincote (DE11 9DG). Tickets are priced at £3, making this an accessible and affordable opportunity for young performers. Expand your horizons and unleash your creativity in a supportive and welcoming environment.

Block booking 10 weekly sessions for the WELLBEING DRAMA SEN 10-19 event, taking place on January 21, 2024, in Swadlincote. This event is designed to promote the well-being and self-expression of young individuals aged 10 to 19. Located at 21 West Street, Swadlincote, DE11 9DG, the venue offers a safe and inviting space for participants to explore their creativity through drama. By attending these weekly sessions, participants will have the opportunity to develop their acting skills, build confidence, and form meaningful connections with their peers. The sessions will be facilitated by experienced drama instructors who are dedicated to creating a supportive and inclusive environment. As a special addition, week 11 will feature a family event, providing an opportunity for loved ones to witness the growth and progress of the participants. Secure your spot today by booking the 10 weekly sessions for £30. Join us on this transformative journey towards enhanced well-being and self-expression.

The WELLBEING DRAMA 11-17 event in Swadlincote offers a block booking option for all 10 sessions, as well as a family event on week 11. The event will be held at Collective Hub from 10:30am to 11:45am. By purchasing the block booking, attendees can secure their spot for the entire series of sessions and the family event. This is a great opportunity to fully immerse oneself in the Wellbeing Drama experience and enjoy a variety of activities and performances. The event is designed to promote wellbeing and provide a creative outlet for individuals aged 11 to 17. The sessions will take place at 21 West Street in Swadlincote, and the ticket price for the block booking is £30. Don't miss out on this chance to engage in a transformative and enriching experience that combines drama and wellbeing. Mark your calendars for January 21, 2024, and join the Wellbeing Drama community in Swadlincote.

Join the WELLBEING DRAMA - 7-11 sessions, led by a trained drama teacher, for an enriching experience starting on Sunday 21st. This block booking includes 10 sessions that will take place at 21 West St, Swadlincote, DE11 9DG. The sessions aim to provide a nurturing environment for children aged 7-11 to explore their creativity and develop their performance skills. The highlight of the program is the 11th week, which culminates in a special performance by all our groups. This is a wonderful opportunity for young individuals to showcase their talents and gain confidence on stage. The sessions are carefully designed to promote wellbeing and enhance social skills, while fostering a love for drama. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to engage in a transformative drama experience. Secure your spot now for only £30.

About the EventJoin us for a hands-on workshop with textile artist and sustainable fashion activist Abigail Wastie, where you’ll learn the relaxing and ancient craft of tapestry weaving. During this session, Abigail will guide you through the process of weaving a letter shape, which will become part of a collaborative tapestry celebrating the Swadlincote Miners' Canary Birds. We’ll be using British rug wool and working with simple tools – no prior experience needed, just bring your curiosity and creativity! This event is part of Dare to Dream – a textile-based project that creatively repurposes waste materials, weaving together individual and collective dreams for the future. Through making, storytelling, and collaboration, Dare to Dream invites communities to explore hopeful visions of what could be. Find out more at: derbyshiremakes.co.uk/countywide/dare-to-dream This is a welcoming, family-friendly workshop – open to all ages and abilities. Who’s this for?Anyone with an interest in textiles, sustainability, or local stories. Whether you’re picking up a loom for the first time or already passionate about making, this workshop is for you! What to Expect:✔ Learn the basics of tapestry weaving using British wool ✔ Contribute to a community artwork inspired by local heritage ✔ Be part of the Dare to Dream project ✔ All materials and tools provided – just bring yourself! Important Information:FREE: All materials provided Booking required: Please register to secure your spot Family-friendly: Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult No experience necessary: This is a beginner-friendly workshop About Abigail WastieAbigail is a sustainable textile activist based in Derbyshire. With a background in ethical and luxury fashion, she now delivers workshops that empower people of all ages to explore sustainable making and extend the life of their wardrobes. Abigail believes creativity should be accessible to everyone – it's not a superpower, it’s something we can all tap into with a little support. Her tapestry weavings are humorous, playful, and often rooted in local stories, using British wool and natural materials. She’s also the organiser of events like Derby’s Ethical Christmas Market, and runs a free beginners guide to tapestry via her mailing list. Find out more at: abigailwastie.com About Derbyshire MakesDerbyshire Makes is a cultural programme that celebrates and raises awareness of Derbyshire’s creative legacy. The programme brings together communities, artists, and creatives through high-quality events that explore making, craftsmanship, and sustainability across the county. Funded by Arts Council England and Derbyshire County Council. Derbyshire Makes Dare to Dream - Abigail Wastie (Image: Richard Tymon February 2025) Image: Abigail Wastie Image: Abigail Wastie Derbyshire Makes - Dare to Dream Team - at John Smedley (Image: Richard Tymon February 2025) Information Source: Derbyshire Makes | eventbrite

About the EventJoin us for a hands-on workshop with textile artist and sustainable fashion activist Abigail Wastie, where you’ll learn the relaxing and ancient craft of tapestry weaving. During this session, Abigail will guide you through the process of weaving a letter shape, which will become part of a collaborative tapestry celebrating the Swadlincote Miners' Canary Birds. We’ll be using British rug wool and working with simple tools – no prior experience needed, just bring your curiosity and creativity! This event is part of Dare to Dream – a textile-based project that creatively repurposes waste materials, weaving together individual and collective dreams for the future. Through making, storytelling, and collaboration, Dare to Dream invites communities to explore hopeful visions of what could be. Find out more at: derbyshiremakes.co.uk/countywide/dare-to-dream This is a welcoming, family-friendly workshop – open to all ages and abilities. Who’s this for?Anyone with an interest in textiles, sustainability, or local stories. Whether you’re picking up a loom for the first time or already passionate about making, this workshop is for you! What to Expect:✔ Learn the basics of tapestry weaving using British wool ✔ Contribute to a community artwork inspired by local heritage ✔ Be part of the Dare to Dream project ✔ All materials and tools provided – just bring yourself! Important Information:FREE: All materials provided Booking required: Please register to secure your spot Family-friendly: Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult No experience necessary: This is a beginner-friendly workshop About Abigail WastieAbigail is a sustainable textile activist based in Derbyshire. With a background in ethical and luxury fashion, she now delivers workshops that empower people of all ages to explore sustainable making and extend the life of their wardrobes. Abigail believes creativity should be accessible to everyone – it's not a superpower, it’s something we can all tap into with a little support. Her tapestry weavings are humorous, playful, and often rooted in local stories, using British wool and natural materials. She’s also the organiser of events like Derby’s Ethical Christmas Market, and runs a free beginners guide to tapestry via her mailing list. Find out more at: abigailwastie.com About Derbyshire MakesDerbyshire Makes is a cultural programme that celebrates and raises awareness of Derbyshire’s creative legacy. The programme brings together communities, artists, and creatives through high-quality events that explore making, craftsmanship, and sustainability across the county. Funded by Arts Council England and Derbyshire County Council. Derbyshire Makes Dare to Dream - Abigail Wastie (Image: Richard Tymon February 2025) Image: Abigail Wastie Image: Abigail Wastie Derbyshire Makes - Dare to Dream Team - at John Smedley (Image: Richard Tymon February 2025) Information Source: Derbyshire Makes | eventbrite

Come and have a fun evening of all things pink with a fashion show featuring good quality new and pre-owned clothes, shoes, hats, bags and accessories while you enjoy a cocktail or two! Tickets are £10 per person to include a pink cocktail or mocktail upon arrival, photo booth fun kindly donated by Bottomless Booths, Ducati Superbike Photo Opportunity and, of course, all the clothes on show will be for sale too! There will be a sale of clothing, hats, bags and accessories and a raffle raising funds in aid of Cancer Research UK. If you have any quality clothes you would like to donate (ideally pink but all colours gratefully received) please contact Wendy on by email wendc@hotmail.com or by text on 07774 317345 to arrange a collection or drop off. The Turn Swadlincote Pink Fashion Show is part of the Turn Swadlincote Pink campaign organised by the Burton upon Trent and District Fundraising Group for Cancer Research UK. The campaign, running for the month of May, aims to get as many businesses, shops, restaurants, cafes, schools, community groups and individuals as possible to go pink. We are very grateful to SwadStyle, Peggs Bar & Streetfood and Bottomless Booths for their very generous donations. About Cancer Research UK 1 in every 2 people is affected by cancer in some way. For over 120 years Cancer Research has been the leading pioneering research into new methods of prevention, diagnosis and treatment for cancer of all types. Today, there are over 200 types of cancer and thanks to the ongoing support for Cancer Research UK, survival rates have doubled in the last 50 years. The work needs to continue so Cancer Research UK can deliver on their Vision for the Future: We want to bring about a world where everybody can lead longer, better lives, free from the fear of cancer. A world where: * Some types of cancer are effectively eliminated * Many more are prevented from developing in the first place * People who do develop cancer are diagnosed at the earliest possible stage so they can be successfully treated * Treatments are more effective, kinder and more targeted, so people can lead better, more fulfilling lives * Everyone shares in this progress equally, regardless of who they are, where they’re from or what type of cancer they have Please give generously in any way you can! Information Source: Burton upon Trent and District Fundraising Group | eventbrite