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 Coalville Community Fun Run is back on Sunday.

Once again, Coalville Belvoir Rotary Club will be organising this event for the third year, at Snibston Colliery Park, and are hoping to build on the success of the previous year's event.

Last year, with the support of sponsors and participants, money was donated to three local charities and the event brought the local community together.

More details are HERE.

Coalville's first-ever Pride Day takes place this Saturday at Coalville Town FC, in Owen Street.

It will be a day of love and community — headlined by Drag Race UK star Vicki Vivacious.

The event will celebrate diversity, and unity in the heart of Coalville.

It is a fully inclusive event and unforgettable memories await.

More details are HERE.

The Victoria in Coalville has an AC/DC tribute band playing live on Saturday.

Let There Be DC is a five man line-up that have AC/DC running through their veins since childhood - and their passion for the music injects the venom into every two-hour plus show that they play.

They deliver all the favourites such as Highway to Hell, Whole Lotta Rosie and Thunderstruck, together with rare and seldom heard album tracks.

More details are HERE.

The Palace Community Centre in Ibstock has Johnny Cash Revisited on Saturday.

This is a musical journey through five decades of hits by the legendary "Man In Black" himself, with his wife, June Carter.

The Tennessee Three, and their friends, will bring back wonderful feelings of nostalgia for those who lived through those years, while introducing a whole new generation to the wonderful country, rock 'n' roll, and rockabilly music of the '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and into the new millennium.

More details are HERE.

The 1620s House at Donington le Heath has Simply No Slurping! Victorian Afternoon Tea and Talk this Sunday.

Join the Victorian Baroness as she demonstrates the DO'S AND DON'TS of Afternoon Tea Etiquette and learn how to become the Crème de la Crème of the Tea Party.

Take a step back in time as her Ladyship recollects her Afternoon Tea experiences in the reign of her beloved Queen Victoria and discover the answer to some of life's most difficult dilemmas, Milk or Tea first? A truly interactive presentation after which Afternoon Tea will never be the same again!  

Then, enjoy a delicious afternoon tea in the delightful setting of the ancient barn. 

More details are HERE.

On Friday, Coalville CAN hosts Space to Create - an Art Workshop with Steve Bird.

Whether you enjoy being creative or aren't sure if it's your thing – come along and explore what your creativity could be.

Our creative in residence Steve Bird, whose current exhibition at the Gallery runs from June 4-16 June, is breaking down barriers between what we think "art" is and giving it a go.

Welcoming all ages and abilities, Steve is looking to help you release the inner creativity we all have.

Steve will be on hand to help with drawing and painting techniques, or if you are looking for some advice. Bring your own projects if you are looking for time and space to be creative in company. Steve will have some paints, pastels, coloured pencils, brown paper, news paper, small maps. Bring your own materials if you have some, but it is not necessary.

More details are HERE.