Join us for our friendly knitting and sewing group for women. Every Wednesday 10am – 12 noon during term time in the Pitt Room at Fearon Hall.

Delivered through the EmpowHer project at Equality Action.

For further information please contact minara@equalityaction.org.uk

Situated in the Main Hall, our welcoming and friendly community café is the heartbeat of Fearon Hall and is a central focus for visitors during Hall opening times.

Open Tuesday to Friday, 9.00am to 2.00pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

It’s good food, doing good. With everything cooked from fresh ingredients in the Hall kitchen and all diets catered for with vegetarian and vegan options too. And of course, every penny you spend is reinvested back into providing community activities at the Hall.

Download our current menu here.

Do you enjoy sewing or would like to learn how to sew? Then why not join us every Wednesday between 10am and 11.30am for our friendly sewing group.

Learn a new skill, share tips, make new friends and enjoy a chat with other like-minded people in a safe and friendly environment. No experience or equipment necessary.

Refreshments available from The Café in the Hall.

No need to book. Just pop along and say hello!

Inspired by Boro, the Japanese practice of using patchwork to visibly mend fabric. Come along and stick, staple or sew scraps of fabrics together and embellish them using fabric pens, buttons, beads or embroidery. You can bring in old pieces of fabric, any textile that means something to you, or use our fabrics to form your own meaningful creations. Accessible for all.

You can keep your final piece of patchwork.

6 weekly seesions starting Wednesday 30th April.

Beginners welcome

FREE to attend

No need to book

All materials provided

Just bring yourself and an open, curious mind

Boro by Julie James, Fearon Hall Stitch Club

Open Mondays and Wednesdays, 10.00am-12.00noon and every first Saturday of the month during our vegan weekend breakfast café, 9am-1pm.

The Charnwood Toy Library supports child development through play by offering a range of quality toys to all children including those with disabilities for recreation, therapy and education, helping to advance their intellectual, motor, personal and social development.

The library has a huge amount of indoor and outdoor toys. These include toys such as story sacks (with multiple themes), games, jigsaws, DVD’s, dressing up, sensory, ride-on and construction toys.

Most of the toys are quality donations, and some have been purchased with grants. Toys, books and stationery are also available for sale.

For more information on the library, becoming a member or volunteering, visit the website at charnwoodtoylibrary.co.uk

Join us every Wednesday from 12 noon in the Café in the Hall for good value, good grub in good company. One course (including a tea or coffee) for £4. Add a dessert for an extra £1.

Different menu each week.

ONE COURSE £4.00 PER PERSON (includes a tea or a coffee).

ADD DESSERT FOR £1.00

BOOKING RECOMMENDED. Call us on 01509 230629 or email: cafe@fearonhall.org.uk for more information or to book your place.

Download our menu here.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS ACTIVITY TAKES PLACE IN OUR UPSTAIRS BALLROOM. ACCESS IS VIA 3 FLIGHTS OF STAIRS OR A SINGLE SEATER STAIRLIFT.

Mindful and gentle Awareness Through Movement classes for all ages and abilities with the Feldenkrais Method.

A playful exploration to…

• Relieve tension, chronic pain and injury
• Boost co-ordination and flexibility
• Increase everyday vitality, self-awareness and well-being
• Improve performance in sport, music dance or drama

Every Wednesday 6.30pm-7.30pm.

£5 for first taster class. £10 per class thereafter. Every 10th class FREE.

Dress comfortably, bring a yoga mat, pillow and blanket to help with comfort and aid relaxation.

For more information contact Bruno Furci: 07896 936714 or email.

Learn more about the Feldenkrais Method with Bruno.

Our goal is to empower undeserved communities by providing them with the essential resources and skills to address health and wellness issues. Through our services, we strive to improve the well-being of individuals and communities.

Communities Food and Wellbeing Hub (CFWH) was set up to support diverse communities in need through these challenging times that the cost of living crisis has brought. Our hubs of food, health and wellbeing support for individuals, offer holistic interactive wellbeing sessions, school holiday hunger family packages and access to professional support for those living with chronic disease such as diabetes. Facilitators include doctors to optimise health and wellbeing content, social prescribers, community professionals, and volunteers who share up to date advice on budgeting, resources and signposting to relevant services.

Our primary objective as a charity is to provide services of a public benefit by relieving poverty, promoting health and education among communities in the City of Leicester and Leicestershire.

Find out more at cfwhub.org