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 Victoria in Coalville has Ant Trouble playing live on Friday night.

They are the UK's Number One Adam and the Ants tribute band.

And they will also be performing Adam Ant's solo material as they make a return to the Whitwick Road venue.

More details are HERE.

Coalville CAN has an evening of powerful and thought-provoking poetry on Friday.

Poet, spoken word artist, and body positivity model Cathi Rae will present a live reading from her newly published collection of poems, 'Your Cleaner Hates You and Other Stories'.

The event also features 10 short open mic performances by talented local poets and is supported by the Bee Warrior Poet, AKA Debra McLean.

More details are HERE.

Also on Friday is a tribute to Meat Loaf at the Century Theatre in Coalville.

With huge hits like 'I'd Do Anything For Love' and 'Two Out Of Three Ain't Bad', Meatloaf was known for his operatic vocals and theatrical shows.

It may be a lot for a tribute act to live up to… but here is the perfect Meatloaf tribute act for your next night out.

More details are HERE.

The Century Theatre in Coalville has a Meat Loaf Tribute on Friday. Photo: Supplied

Back at The Victoria, Saturday night sees Sin City playing live.

Sin City deliver you the best in stadium 80s rock.

Amazing musicians playing top singalong dance-along tunes - it would be a 'sin' to miss it.

More details are HERE.

Coalville Photographic Society has a talk on Monday night at Coalville CAN in Memorial Square.

Come along for an evening with Paul Hassell who will talk about his photography.

More details are HERE.

There are a number of events coming up at the Marlene Reid Centre in Coalville.

On Wednesday, the venue has its Community Table.

It is not just about food, the event brings people together and connects through shared experiences to create a welcoming space where everyone feels valued.

By allowing people to enjoy a traditional hot meal with company at the Community Table, a sense of community is fostered, with friendships and inclusivity.

Each week, the menu will feature sustainable choices sourced from the 'Plenty 2 Cook' social supermarket, prepared by our skilled team to minimise waste. You can select either a meat or vegetarian option, served hot with a choice of beverage and dessert.

More details are HERE.