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

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Any aspiring actors out there should head for the 1620s House on Sunday as they attempt to stage a Play in a Day.

You can help the Chorus Theatre create a new version of the classic gothic horror story The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in just one day.

Start the creation of this new production at 9.30am and then be ready to perform it to an audience at 6.30pm.

It promises to be a fun, scary, enjoyable, and exciting experience!

More details are HERE.

Coalville CAN has an exhibition running until October 28, called 'Coalville in the style of'.

Explore the beauty of Coalville through the eyes of local painters, who have reimagined scenes in the style of world-famous artists.

This exhibition offers a fresh perspective on the town, blending Coalville's familiar landscapes with the artistic influence of history's greats.

Coalville CAN welcomes everyone to visit the Gallery in Memorial Square to experience this creative journey.

More details are HERE.

The Century Theatre in Coalville presents Club 80s on Saturday.

The Live show will take you on a rollercoaster ride back through one of the greatest eras of music.

Enjoy all the hits including Cyndi Lauper, Culture Club, Guns & Roses, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Erasure, Bon Jovi, Wham, Deacon Blue! and many, many more. This will be a night to remember – a non-stop, musical trip, back-combed, to the time that fashion forgot.

A band tighter than a Spandex leotard, and dancers shining brighter than all the neon in Vegas, will support a cast that stands head and shoulder pads above the rest! Costume changes in this incredible show will come just as thick and fast as the hits.

So, give the Rubik's Cube a night off and get ready to be taken back to an era of music that people will never forget. Whether you were workin' as a waitress in a cocktail bar or just a city boy, let Club 80s take your hand back to the happiest days of your life.

More details are HERE.

The Victoria in Whitwick Road has a series of gigs over the weekend - starting on Thursday (October 17) with Punk Rock legends 999.

Nick and the boys take you right through the years with all their biggest hits such as, Emergency, Homicide, Nasty Nasty.

More details are HERE - and see our What's On page for the Vic's other gigs over the next few days.

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The Palace in Ibstock presents Pink Floyd Tribute The Dark Side of the Wall on Saturday.

The ever-popular award winning band return once again to present an evening of classic Pink Floyd music.

The band's long-serving, and Leicester-based, bass player Steve Chilton, says: "I always think that one of our great selling points is the fact that we love what we do. Live gigs should always be about that band and audience interaction. Pink Floyd's music and persona is often perceived as quite serious but whilst we perform their music with the love and respect it deserves, we always bring our own personalities to the stage."

In well over two hours of reverent tribute to their heroes, DSOTW perform music from all Pink Floyd's classic albums and feature tracks such as Comfortably Numb, Money, Shine On You Crazy Diamond and Another Brick In The Wall to name just a few.

More Details are HERE.

The Central Bar and Venue is hosting Ibstock Soul Club's 17th Anniversary show on Friday.

One of the nation's top Northern Soul DJs Ted Massey will be there, spinning from his vast vinyl collection, plus Rob Gray, another top spinner who has been at Ibstock from the very beginning.

Supported by your host Richard Reed and resident Sean Taylor.

More details are HERE.