What’s On

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Every Friday morning. A social group for men to get together and chat, enjoy breakfast from our café, read a newspaper or whatever takes your fancy. 

If you have missed male company during the pandemic or just want to make new friends and explore new opportunities with other like minded men from your community then this could be for you. Organise activities, play games, help out with jobs at Fearon Hall or just sit, it’s up to you.

Whatever you want to do we can probably arrange it. Talk to us if you have any ideas.

This is a free to attend group but please purchase from our café.

One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the DJ Lounge for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Every Friday at Fearon. An art group with a difference.

Stop… and eat. Enjoy a snack or handbaked treat or two from the Café in the Hall.

Ready… and breathe. Take a moment. Give yourself some time to sit quietly or gently chat with new friends.

Go… create. Unleash your inner creative with an hour of guided art activity from one of the team at Charnwood Arts.

Join us at 1pm in the Café in the Hall followed by FREE art activities between 2pm -3pm.

Gift or swap your surplus garden goodies at Fearon Hall every Saturday morning, 8am – 1pm from May to October.

Reduce food waste, help the local community and promote a more sustainable way of sourcing foods.

Drop off home grown fruit, vegetables, herbs or even seeds, seedlings or plants.  Our own gardeners will also be growing edible plants in our amenity beds around the Hall so keep an eye out for what’s in season. 

Surplus garden goodies can be collected and used by anyone who would like it absolutely free of charge. Contributions go towards supporting local families and elderly residents who can’t afford to buy fresh and to encourage people to try more locally produced food or to have a go at growing themselves.

Our café will be open for breakfast and other refereshments.

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Lego Club, where children between the ages of 6-14 years can play with our extensive collection of genuine Lego, (110,000 genuine Lego bricks at our disposal) build our kits or create their own models. Different optional challenges weekly. Leave your children with our fully qualified school teachers.

Cost of Lego Club is £5 per child per hour or £12 for 3 hours per child.

Saturday Mornings 9.45am-12.45pm (school term time only).

Starting on Saturday 4th September 2021.

For information or to book a space please contact Dr Harley Leggett, or Kate Hines on 07931 095570
email: drlegosbrickclub@icloud.com or facebook & instagram ‘Dr Legos’ Brick Club’

Access2Learn are providers of DSA Needs Assessments around the UK, supporting students at University with a disability or learning difficulty in accessing their full potential. Our long term mission is to support learners of all ages in accessing an inclusive education and learning experience. We want to encourage a learner centred approach that accounts for all types of neurodiversity and  to empower and enable independent and confident learners.

To find out more about Access2Learn and DSA, please visit their website: www.access2learn.co.uk

Loughborough 1st Scouts have met at Fearon Hall since the early 1900’s and continue to meet every Monday during term time.

Beavers – Age 6-8.  Boys & girls.  Try new things, make new friends.  Joining Beavers is just the start of your big adventure.

Scouts – Age 10 ½ .  Boys & girls. With over 100 years’ experience in character education, the scout movement has helped young people enjoy fun and adventure, learn new skills and become active citizens of the future.

For further information contact Richard Thorpe, Group Scout Leader on 07917 138 196 or email scouts@tyto.me.uk

Access2Learn are providers of DSA Needs Assessments around the UK, supporting students at University with a disability or learning difficulty in accessing their full potential. Our long term mission is to support learners of all ages in accessing an inclusive education and learning experience. We want to encourage a learner centred approach that accounts for all types of neurodiversity and  to empower and enable independent and confident learners.

To find out more about Access2Learn and DSA, please visit their website: www.access2learn.co.uk

Loughborough 1st Scouts have met at Fearon Hall since the early 1900’s and continue to meet every Tuesday during term time.

Cubs – Age 8 – 10 ½.  Boys and girls.  Every week Cubs gather in groups called Cub Packs to take part in lots of interesting and challenging activities – achieving anything they set their minds to, and having lots of fun along the way.

Explorers – Age 14 – 18.  Boys & girls.  Explorer Scouts have the opportunity to take part in adventurous activities, local conservation projects, creative projects, camps and expeditions, community support…the list is endless!

For further information contact Richard Thorpe, Group Scout Leader on 07917 138 196 or email scouts@tyto.me.uk

Community wellbeing choir for amateur singers.

Sing better, to feel better.

£5 per person.

Meets fortnightly – launch date Wednesday 1st September.

Singing can be good for mental well-being and through group singing we can nurture our  spiritual health and sense of belonging. Singing also boosts the immune system which may help reduce frequency of illness.

At the Sing it Happy Choir we will learn fun vocal warm ups and singing a range of songs over the decades from Elvis, Queen to Oasis. 

Example of a Choir session, includes

• Welcome 

• Stretching the body and vocal warm ups.

• Vocal warm ups to develop pitch, projection and vocal sustainment.

• Rounds and harmony FUN exercises.

• Songs -developing repertoire with a mix of old and newer -well loved songs to sing more confidently together.

• Tea and chat at break time

In choir sessions you will learn how to sing better in tune and as a group to help support own health and wellbeing. There is no pressure to perform, this is completely optional and ability is not judged.

To book yourself on to our choir sessions visit singithappy.uk/sing-it-happy-choir

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Free one hour counselling sessions available every Thursday at Fearon Hall for residents from the East of Loughborough and for other Hall users.

Speak to us to book a session with our resident counsellor Mark.

Mark also provides counselling for other agencies and runs a counselling business from his own property in Loughborough.

If you would like to contact Mark to arrange paid for private counselling then you can find more details on his website www.freethinkingtherapies.co.uk/

Every Thursday morning. A casual group for carers and their clients to drop in and use our facilities and meet other carers.

No formal activities however we can provide craft materials for you to use upon request.  Our café will be open for refreshments or a full lunch.

If clients have their own packed lunch then they are welcome to enjoy it in the Hall.  When the weather is good we have gardens for you to enjoy. You can even help with weeding or watering if you are looking for something to do.

This group is free to attend but please purchase from our café.

No need to book. Just turn up.

One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the DJ Lounge for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Bingo Fun every Thursday morning at Fearon Hall.

50p a ticket or £2.50 for a strip of 6.

Prizes for a line and a house.

Final house of the day wins a free lunch from the Café in the Hall.

Café in the Hall open for refreshments selling delicious handbaked cakes and drinks.

Every Thursday afternoon. Join our social group for ladies. Meet up and enjoy a coffee and cake from our café or even a meal.

Bring along your projects to work on if you fancy. Whether it is sewing, knitting, crochet or cross stitch we don’t mind.  We have tables for you to work on, but you do need to bring your own machines or other equipment. 

Meet like-minded people and start to socialise again.

This group is free to attend but please purchase from our café.

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the DJ Lounge for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Every Friday morning. A social group for men to get together and chat, enjoy breakfast from our café, read a newspaper or whatever takes your fancy. 

If you have missed male company during the pandemic or just want to make new friends and explore new opportunities with other like minded men from your community then this could be for you. Organise activities, play games, help out with jobs at Fearon Hall or just sit, it’s up to you.

Whatever you want to do we can probably arrange it. Talk to us if you have any ideas.

This is a free to attend group but please purchase from our café.

Every Friday at Fearon. An art group with a difference.

Stop… and eat. Enjoy a snack or handbaked treat or two from the Café in the Hall.

Ready… and breathe. Take a moment. Give yourself some time to sit quietly or gently chat with new friends.

Go… create. Unleash your inner creative with an hour of guided art activity from one of the team at Charnwood Arts.

Join us at 1pm in the Café in the Hall followed by FREE art activities between 2pm -3pm.

Gift or swap your surplus garden goodies at Fearon Hall every Saturday morning, 8am – 1pm from May to October.

Reduce food waste, help the local community and promote a more sustainable way of sourcing foods.

Drop off home grown fruit, vegetables, herbs or even seeds, seedlings or plants.  Our own gardeners will also be growing edible plants in our amenity beds around the Hall so keep an eye out for what’s in season. 

Surplus garden goodies can be collected and used by anyone who would like it absolutely free of charge. Contributions go towards supporting local families and elderly residents who can’t afford to buy fresh and to encourage people to try more locally produced food or to have a go at growing themselves.

Our café will be open for breakfast and other refereshments.

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Lego Club, where children between the ages of 6-14 years can play with our extensive collection of genuine Lego, (110,000 genuine Lego bricks at our disposal) build our kits or create their own models. Different optional challenges weekly. Leave your children with our fully qualified school teachers.

Cost of Lego Club is £5 per child per hour or £12 for 3 hours per child.

Saturday Mornings 9.45am-12.45pm (school term time only).

Starting on Saturday 4th September 2021.

For information or to book a space please contact Dr Harley Leggett, or Kate Hines on 07931 095570
email: drlegosbrickclub@icloud.com or facebook & instagram ‘Dr Legos’ Brick Club’

We’re running a Fun Palace on Sunday 3rd October 2021. A day of FREE guided activities encompassing the arts, science, wellbeing, exercise, sport, food, nature, gaming, play and more.

Fun Palaces are all about sharing skills and making local connections. Supporting people to co-create their own cultural and community events, across the UK and worldwide, sharing and celebrating the genius in everyone. Find out more at funpalaces.co.uk

Download our event poster here.

Access2Learn are providers of DSA Needs Assessments around the UK, supporting students at University with a disability or learning difficulty in accessing their full potential. Our long term mission is to support learners of all ages in accessing an inclusive education and learning experience. We want to encourage a learner centred approach that accounts for all types of neurodiversity and  to empower and enable independent and confident learners.

To find out more about Access2Learn and DSA, please visit their website: www.access2learn.co.uk

Loughborough 1st Scouts have met at Fearon Hall since the early 1900’s and continue to meet every Monday during term time.

Beavers – Age 6-8.  Boys & girls.  Try new things, make new friends.  Joining Beavers is just the start of your big adventure.

Scouts – Age 10 ½ .  Boys & girls. With over 100 years’ experience in character education, the scout movement has helped young people enjoy fun and adventure, learn new skills and become active citizens of the future.

For further information contact Richard Thorpe, Group Scout Leader on 07917 138 196 or email scouts@tyto.me.uk

Access2Learn are providers of DSA Needs Assessments around the UK, supporting students at University with a disability or learning difficulty in accessing their full potential. Our long term mission is to support learners of all ages in accessing an inclusive education and learning experience. We want to encourage a learner centred approach that accounts for all types of neurodiversity and  to empower and enable independent and confident learners.

To find out more about Access2Learn and DSA, please visit their website: www.access2learn.co.uk

Loughborough 1st Scouts have met at Fearon Hall since the early 1900’s and continue to meet every Tuesday during term time.

Cubs – Age 8 – 10 ½.  Boys and girls.  Every week Cubs gather in groups called Cub Packs to take part in lots of interesting and challenging activities – achieving anything they set their minds to, and having lots of fun along the way.

Explorers – Age 14 – 18.  Boys & girls.  Explorer Scouts have the opportunity to take part in adventurous activities, local conservation projects, creative projects, camps and expeditions, community support…the list is endless!

For further information contact Richard Thorpe, Group Scout Leader on 07917 138 196 or email scouts@tyto.me.uk

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Free one hour counselling sessions available every Thursday at Fearon Hall for residents from the East of Loughborough and for other Hall users.

Speak to us to book a session with our resident counsellor Mark.

Mark also provides counselling for other agencies and runs a counselling business from his own property in Loughborough.

If you would like to contact Mark to arrange paid for private counselling then you can find more details on his website www.freethinkingtherapies.co.uk/

Every Thursday morning. A casual group for carers and their clients to drop in and use our facilities and meet other carers.

No formal activities however we can provide craft materials for you to use upon request.  Our café will be open for refreshments or a full lunch.

If clients have their own packed lunch then they are welcome to enjoy it in the Hall.  When the weather is good we have gardens for you to enjoy. You can even help with weeding or watering if you are looking for something to do.

This group is free to attend but please purchase from our café.

No need to book. Just turn up.

One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the DJ Lounge for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Bingo Fun every Thursday morning at Fearon Hall.

50p a ticket or £2.50 for a strip of 6.

Prizes for a line and a house.

Final house of the day wins a free lunch from the Café in the Hall.

Café in the Hall open for refreshments selling delicious handbaked cakes and drinks.

Every Thursday afternoon. Join our social group for ladies. Meet up and enjoy a coffee and cake from our café or even a meal.

Bring along your projects to work on if you fancy. Whether it is sewing, knitting, crochet or cross stitch we don’t mind.  We have tables for you to work on, but you do need to bring your own machines or other equipment. 

Meet like-minded people and start to socialise again.

This group is free to attend but please purchase from our café.

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Every Friday morning. A social group for men to get together and chat, enjoy breakfast from our café, read a newspaper or whatever takes your fancy. 

If you have missed male company during the pandemic or just want to make new friends and explore new opportunities with other like minded men from your community then this could be for you. Organise activities, play games, help out with jobs at Fearon Hall or just sit, it’s up to you.

Whatever you want to do we can probably arrange it. Talk to us if you have any ideas.

This is a free to attend group but please purchase from our café.

One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the DJ Lounge for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Every Friday at Fearon. An art group with a difference.

Stop… and eat. Enjoy a snack or handbaked treat or two from the Café in the Hall.

Ready… and breathe. Take a moment. Give yourself some time to sit quietly or gently chat with new friends.

Go… create. Unleash your inner creative with an hour of guided art activity from one of the team at Charnwood Arts.

Join us at 1pm in the Café in the Hall followed by FREE art activities between 2pm -3pm.

Gift or swap your surplus garden goodies at Fearon Hall every Saturday morning, 8am – 1pm from May to October.

Reduce food waste, help the local community and promote a more sustainable way of sourcing foods.

Drop off home grown fruit, vegetables, herbs or even seeds, seedlings or plants.  Our own gardeners will also be growing edible plants in our amenity beds around the Hall so keep an eye out for what’s in season. 

Surplus garden goodies can be collected and used by anyone who would like it absolutely free of charge. Contributions go towards supporting local families and elderly residents who can’t afford to buy fresh and to encourage people to try more locally produced food or to have a go at growing themselves.

Our café will be open for breakfast and other refereshments.

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Lego Club, where children between the ages of 6-14 years can play with our extensive collection of genuine Lego, (110,000 genuine Lego bricks at our disposal) build our kits or create their own models. Different optional challenges weekly. Leave your children with our fully qualified school teachers.

Cost of Lego Club is £5 per child per hour or £12 for 3 hours per child.

Saturday Mornings 9.45am-12.45pm (school term time only).

Starting on Saturday 4th September 2021.

For information or to book a space please contact Dr Harley Leggett, or Kate Hines on 07931 095570
email: drlegosbrickclub@icloud.com or facebook & instagram ‘Dr Legos’ Brick Club’

Access2Learn are providers of DSA Needs Assessments around the UK, supporting students at University with a disability or learning difficulty in accessing their full potential. Our long term mission is to support learners of all ages in accessing an inclusive education and learning experience. We want to encourage a learner centred approach that accounts for all types of neurodiversity and  to empower and enable independent and confident learners.

To find out more about Access2Learn and DSA, please visit their website: www.access2learn.co.uk

Loughborough 1st Scouts have met at Fearon Hall since the early 1900’s and continue to meet every Monday during term time.

Beavers – Age 6-8.  Boys & girls.  Try new things, make new friends.  Joining Beavers is just the start of your big adventure.

Scouts – Age 10 ½ .  Boys & girls. With over 100 years’ experience in character education, the scout movement has helped young people enjoy fun and adventure, learn new skills and become active citizens of the future.

For further information contact Richard Thorpe, Group Scout Leader on 07917 138 196 or email scouts@tyto.me.uk

Access2Learn are providers of DSA Needs Assessments around the UK, supporting students at University with a disability or learning difficulty in accessing their full potential. Our long term mission is to support learners of all ages in accessing an inclusive education and learning experience. We want to encourage a learner centred approach that accounts for all types of neurodiversity and  to empower and enable independent and confident learners.

To find out more about Access2Learn and DSA, please visit their website: www.access2learn.co.uk

Loughborough 1st Scouts have met at Fearon Hall since the early 1900’s and continue to meet every Tuesday during term time.

Cubs – Age 8 – 10 ½.  Boys and girls.  Every week Cubs gather in groups called Cub Packs to take part in lots of interesting and challenging activities – achieving anything they set their minds to, and having lots of fun along the way.

Explorers – Age 14 – 18.  Boys & girls.  Explorer Scouts have the opportunity to take part in adventurous activities, local conservation projects, creative projects, camps and expeditions, community support…the list is endless!

For further information contact Richard Thorpe, Group Scout Leader on 07917 138 196 or email scouts@tyto.me.uk

SPECIAL SEATED SESSION IN THE PITTS ROOM

Chronic back pain, RSI, tension and stress?

Why not try a FREE INTRODUCTORY SEATED TASTER session of the Feldenkrais Method?

Awareness through movement, a full sensory experience.

Learn about Feldenkrais and how to move with ease, flexibility and grace with qualified Feldenkrais Instructor Bruno Furci, member of the Feldenkrais Guild UK.

Please dress comfortably.

Feldenkrais can help with:

Physiological issues such as:
• Chronic back problems
• Repetitive strain injury (RSI)
• Tension and stress

Neuological conditions such as:
• Multiple Sclerosis
• Cerebral Palsy
• Stroke

Developing existing skills in:
• Sports
• Music
• Dance
• Drama

Community wellbeing choir for amateur singers.

Sing better, to feel better.

£5 per person.

Meets fortnightly – launch date Wednesday 1st September.

Singing can be good for mental well-being and through group singing we can nurture our  spiritual health and sense of belonging. Singing also boosts the immune system which may help reduce frequency of illness.

At the Sing it Happy Choir we will learn fun vocal warm ups and singing a range of songs over the decades from Elvis, Queen to Oasis. 

Example of a Choir session, includes

• Welcome 

• Stretching the body and vocal warm ups.

• Vocal warm ups to develop pitch, projection and vocal sustainment.

• Rounds and harmony FUN exercises.

• Songs -developing repertoire with a mix of old and newer -well loved songs to sing more confidently together.

• Tea and chat at break time

In choir sessions you will learn how to sing better in tune and as a group to help support own health and wellbeing. There is no pressure to perform, this is completely optional and ability is not judged.

To book yourself on to our choir sessions visit singithappy.uk/sing-it-happy-choir

Open Thursday and Friday, 9.00am to 3.00pm and Saturday, 9am – 1pm for breakfast goodies, lunches, light refreshments, yummy homemade bakes and treats and a selection of hot and cold drinks, to eat in or takeaway.

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

Download our basic menu here. For daily specials check out our Facebook page.

Free one hour counselling sessions available every Thursday at Fearon Hall for residents from the East of Loughborough and for other Hall users.

Speak to us to book a session with our resident counsellor Mark.

Mark also provides counselling for other agencies and runs a counselling business from his own property in Loughborough.

If you would like to contact Mark to arrange paid for private counselling then you can find more details on his website www.freethinkingtherapies.co.uk/

One hour slots available on our networked PCs in the DJ Lounge for those who don’t have access to a computer. To help with online activities, everyday tasks including job searches or staying connected with friends.

No booking required but offered on a first come first served basis.

Support available on a Friday between 10am and noon.

Printing is available for a small extra charge.

Every Thursday morning. A casual group for carers and their clients to drop in and use our facilities and meet other carers.

No formal activities however we can provide craft materials for you to use upon request.  Our café will be open for refreshments or a full lunch.

If clients have their own packed lunch then they are welcome to enjoy it in the Hall.  When the weather is good we have gardens for you to enjoy. You can even help with weeding or watering if you are looking for something to do.

This group is free to attend but please purchase from our café.

No need to book. Just turn up.