This weekend's Coalville events cover a wide range of entertainment and activities - and hopefully there is something for everyone.

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The Century Theatre has two shows this weekend.

Tonight (Thursday), the Ashby Road venue has a production of As It Comes! from The Rumpus Theatre Company.

The farce sees Brian Stevens and Timothy Davies both work for the Marvellous Marketing Company.

When each is invited to dream up a campaign for a new wonder drug, the rivalry is rife to see which of their schemes will win the contract.

But with colleagues coming on board and espionage not eschewed, plans start to unravel, before they go disastrously and uproariously wrong!

More details are HERE.

On Friday, the Century Theatre has Floyd in the Flesh.

From the subtle beauty of "Coming Back to Life" to the all-out rock of "Run Like Hell" this incredible, six-piece, fully live tribute to the one and only Pink Floyd delivers on every level.

You will be taken on a musical journey through all of the classic Floyd tracks from the 1967 classic "Astronomy Domine" through super hits like "Another Brick in the Wall" and "Wish You Were Here".

With breath-taking performances of tracks such as "Great Gig in the Sky" and "Comfortably Numb" featuring some of the country's most talented musicians, this really is a show not to be missed.

The band have been praised for their relaxed and friendly on-stage presence. You will find no egos here and the band are all true fans of Pink Floyd, happy to let the incredible music take centre stage.

More details are HERE.

The Bluebell Woodland Trail continues during the first half of May at Ulverscroft Grange Manor in Markfield.

You can visit the 55 acre woodland to see this wonderful local attraction.

Ulverscroft Manor site is also home to a deer park.

It is FREE to visit and FREE to park!! Parking is also available at Ulverscroft Grange with additional overflow parking.

More details are HERE.

The Central Bar and Venue in Ibstock has a Gary Barlow tribute show on Sunday.

Dean Barratt brings his tribute show 'Bootleg Barlow' to The Central.

He currently plays Gary Barlow in Take That Tribute band TAKA@THAT.

More details are HERE.

The Sir John Moore Foundation in Appleby Magna has a Free Museum Open Day with Cellar Bar on Sunday.

Sir Christopher Wren? In Leicestershire? Surely not! Yes. The Sir John Moore Foundation is the only building to have been designed by Sir Christopher Wren in the Midlands (except for the library at Lincoln Cathedral. Does that count?) But recent research has started to suggest a woman might have helped him - Elizabeth Wilbrahim. We still have a lot to uncover.

The Museum at the Sir John Moore Foundation shows what life was like in 1891, with a classroom, a Headmaster's office, and a dormitory. It also explores the life of Sir John Moore, the village of Appleby Magna, and the history of this extraordinary building. Opened as a free school in 1697, it has served Appleby Magna as a free school ever since.

More details are HERE.

The Sir John Moore Foundation in Appleby Magna. Photo: Supplied

The Manor House in Donington le Heath has exciting Psychic Table Night on Wednesday.

A wonderful evening to spend with your friends.

Based in a stunning location, surrounded by centuries of history, this venue is not one to be missed. The setting provides the ideal ambience for an evening of Spiritual enlightenment.

More details are HERE.