Nevill Holt Festival announces second wave of programming for 2026 season
Legendary sculptors, BAFTA-winning filmmakers, Cuban jazz and West End royalty join the Festival's most ambitious programme to date. March 3, 2026: The Nevill Holt Festival has today announced the second wave of programming for its 2026 season. Running from 29 May to 21 June, the Festival – which saw more than 15,000 tickets sold across its 2025 season – returns with a programme 15% larger than last year, spanning art, music, literature, sport, politics, comedy and family en
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Honey Box Live returns to Leicester with ‘Jools Holland’ style live broadcast and live gig
Honey Box Live returns to Leicester this February as part of its wider UK touring series, bringing a live music broadcast and gig to 2Funky Complex designed to support some of the area’s emerging artists and rising starts. The live show takes place on Sunday 22 February and delivers a one-off pop-up broadcast experience, combining the energy of a live gig but broadcast from a pop-up live tv studio. Following a packed and popular debut at the venue last year, this marks Honey
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Leicester to become a city-wide solar system this spring in new planet trail
Leicester is set to transform into a city-sized solar system this spring as a new family trail brings art, science and creativity together across the city centre. Planet Parade, presented by the National Space Centre in partnership with BID Leicester, with support from the DMU Engagement Community Challenge Fund, lands in the city centre from 30 March until the end of May, perfectly timed for the Easter holidays. The free trail invites families to explore a model of our sola
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Top 10 Hidden Gems at Milan Design Week That British Visitors Always Miss
How the Top 10 Hidden Gems at Milan Design Week That British Visitors Always Miss Appear Every Year Milan Design Week is not curated from a single source. Alongside major exhibitions, there are: Smaller district initiatives University-led projects Gallery programmes Architectural spaces temporarily opened to the public These are rarely highlighted in mainstream guides, which is why they’re often missed. 1. Courtyard Exhibitions Behind Historic Palazzi One of the most overlook
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