Labyrinthine old factory inhabited by creative types. Although closed throughout the winter, during…read morethe rest of the year the building is a-flurry with artists and makers. Great place to visit if you want to commission something fantastic or take part in a workshop.

I have been researching my family history and when visiting the heritage centre i saw pictures of…read moremy grandparents in their school days :) I was interested to see the pictures of where they worked, and was able to read about old Rothwell traditions. I will definately be going back to see the changing exhibitions.

The centre is a lively community resource, ideally located as a gateway to the heritage of the…read morearea. We rely on our dedicated volunteers, who answer queries, steward the galleries, care for museum objects and make the centre the success it is. Currently the ground floor displays a heritage collection and the first floor galleries show the work of the county's artists and craftworkers The Rothwell Arts and Heritage Centre was founded by the Rothwell Market towns Initiative in 2004, sponsored by the Countryside Agency. The Arts and Heritage Centre is run by volunteers and has attracted funding from a variety of sources to purchase the site, develop the present building and provide additional facilities.

George Hill Annual Festival of Wines. Establised Family owned Wine Merchants for more than 100…read moreyears. Trading since 1909 George Hill has maintained its reputation for consistent quality and value for money. George Hill Ltd is a provincial Wine Merchant, situated in the centre of Loughborough in Leicestershire. One of the great advantages to buying wine from them is that they hold a range of regular customer events such as weekly tastings. If you're looking to expand your drinking repertoire. From small and quirky through to ultra premium, here you will find the best combination of hard-to-get products and expert service.

For a small place Loughborough certainly attracts some pretty good shows and attractions. The town…read morehall is setup well to receive these acts. There is a large hall with stadium seating that can be setup to accommodate these larger productions. As it's not a full on venue, it's pretty reasonably priced when a good show comes to town. A few years ago I went to see the production east is east and it was fantastic. You got really close to the action. I would recommend seeing a show here. There is always a panto around Xmas and that's a good giggle and a cheap afternoon out

Really a labyrinth but it is easier to say maze! Cut into…read moreturf, it is a single path in an approximately 14 metre circle. Probable only medieval it is said to be based on the legend of Theseus and the Minotaur. Worth a visit if you are in picturesque Rutland.

Intresting place to stop if your in the area. Its not a particularly big maze or very complicated,…read morebut there arent many about now. Children seem to enjoy and it is something different for them to see, but the entertainment values soon fades.

The beating heart of Leicester's Asian community, the Golden Mile is excellent in the sheer amount…read moreof stuff you can get there. Jewellery, beautiful clothing, Indian sweets - it's all there at a reasonable price. A great place to while away an afternoon window shopping. Belgrave Road is also the heart of Leicester's annual Diwali celebration - the biggest outside of India or so I've heard. This is a fab occasion with the Road lit up like Blackpool Illuminations and fireworks to match on the Cossington Rec ground. Also live entertainment and what have you - a great excuse for a night out the day of the lights switch on as well as Diwali day itself.

Belgrave road is one of the major highlights of Leicester elaborating on the multi cultural…read moreexpectations of the city. I dont live to far from Belgrave road which brings the country of India to Leicester. Wonderful restaurants and sweet marts are spread accross the roads as well as ethnic wear of the Indian culture. It is a road where major events happen or pass by and is always busy. There are dessert parlours, shops and something for everyone to do. When i am tired i usually go and sit in the park located 1 minute from the road. Recently the road had a diwali celebration where the roads have lights and a major firework show which overshadowed the entire area. For a short trip to India, belgrave road is the next best.

First I have to admit that my review is NOT about a production here (because regretfully we have…read moreyet to enjoy one here) but about the structure, facilities and ambience of this amazing theater. It is beautiful, large (almost seems huge), new, modern, clean and exciting! In the center of Leicester with all its shops, restaurants and pubs and it is located literally next door to a very large parking garage. The restaurant and snack area is spacious and full of daylight during the day - colossally high ceilings allowing ambient light to stream in. While the food offerings are varied and decent - unless it is raining I would pick better from the many nearby restaurants etc The shows on the schedule include favorites like (currently) West Side Story and new shows like (earlier this year) "Get on Your Feet" which showed here before London Try it you will like it! Two big thumbs up Review #113 2019

My family and I have enjoyed many good evenings at the Curve, selecting productions we are…read moreinterested in. My only criticism is that the area seems to be getting 'tired'. The seating is really uncomfortable, crushed together, poor leg room or arm space.