What's on in Quinton, Lower

Warwickshire, England

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Village halls, community centres, and that one pub everyone knows about — Quinton, Lower keeps its social calendar fuller than you'd expect, and here's the lot. From craft workshops and farmers' markets to quiz nights and coffee mornings, talks and screenings to book clubs and bingo. The events that make a place feel like home rather than just somewhere you happen to live. We've scoured parish council sites, library listings, venue pages, and community noticeboards to find everything happening near you. The stuff the big sites miss because they're too busy listing festivals fifty miles away.

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An Evening with James Haskell

An Evening with James Haskell

Join former England international and bestselling author James Haskell for an entertaining and no-holds-barred evening of stories from the world of elite sport and beyond. From rugby triumphs to life after the game, Haskell shares insights on resilience, reinvention, mental strength and modern masculinity, with his trademark honesty and humour. Expect big laughs, candid reflections, and unforgettable tales from a remarkable career.

Wed 8 Jul19:00Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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RSVP

RSVP

Spotted RSVP on Brook Arts Hub's listings. We do the finding, they do the hosting. Team effort, really.

Sat 11 JulBrook Arts Hub(4.8mi)

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This is Floyd

This is Floyd

With 5 Star reviews, thousands of fans across the UK and a new theatre show for 2026, This Is Floyd celebrates the best of Pink Floyd’s music on their Through The Years tour. The band will continue a well-established tradition of attracting large audiences, young and old, highlighting the definitive versions of the iconic band’s classic and best loved songs. Join them on a captivating journey through the timeless classics that defined an era. From the ethereal “Echoes” to the haunting beauty of “High Hopes”, the performances are meticulously crafted to honour Pink Floyd’s legacy. The show includes custom designed thematic light shows, spectacular laser effects and the iconic circular video screen. Sit back and enjoy a moving experience, which will be truly unforgettable, as they pay homage to one of the greatest bands in history.

Sat 11 Jul19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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Oasiz

Oasiz

OASIZ are one of the UK’s most authentic tribute bands a point proved in 2023 when a short clip of front man Steve performing as Liam went viral on social media with over half a million views. Many fans were convinced the clip was actually of Liam Gallagher himself which led to the story being covered in the national press as well as a high profile TV appearance later that year.To celebrate the 30th anniversary of there cord breaking Oasis shows at Knebworth, OASIZ are embarking on their third UK tour and this is your chance to see them in top form. The setlist will pay homage to the most memorable parts of the Knebworth shows and will also include all the big hitting career spanning anthems that you would associate with a greatest hits tour.One not to miss!

Fri 17 Jul19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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The Real Boleyns with Tracy Borman

The Real Boleyns with Tracy Borman

Uncover the secrets of the Boleyn family with Tracy Borman, Chief Historian at the Historic Royal Palaces.In her new novel The House of Boleyn, best-selling author, historian and broadcaster Tracy Borman immerses us in the world of the Boleyn’s beautiful Kent home, Hever Castle. It was here that they plotted and schemed, grieved and rejoiced – and where Henry VIII relentlessly pursued Anne Boleyn.In this richly illustrated talk, Tracy uncovers the real history that inspired her novel and takes the audience behind closed doors to explore the Boleyn’s as they’ve never been seen before.BIOGRAPHY TRACY BORMAN OBE is Chief Historian at the Historic Royal Palaces. A regular broadcaster and public speaker, Tracy regularly appears on the Channel 5 Inside the Tower of London series and stars in several Channel 5 documentaries including Princes in the Tower, and Elizabeth I and Anne Boleyn: The Prisoner Queens. Her 2025 non-fiction book, The Stolen Crown, was an instant Sunday Times bestseller and saw her undertake a national tour across the country, appearing at bookshops, historic venues and literary festivals. As a historian and novelist, Tracy writes fiction and non-fiction.

Fri 31 Jul19:00Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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WDS BOOK CLUB | The Painter's Fire: A Forgotten History of the Artists Who Championed the American Revolution

WDS BOOK CLUB | The Painter's Fire: A Forgotten History of the Artists Who Championed the American Revolution

Calling all bookworms, history buffs, preservationists and culture mavens! Join us for our NEW year-long book club, accompanied by a lecture series with acclaimed authors. This month we’re reading: The Painter’s Fire: A Forgotten History of the Artists Who Championed the American Revolution By Zara Anishanslin (Available on Audible) Tuesday, August 11, 6 pm | In Person and Virtual Moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, WDS Director of Preservation & Collections Meet fellow history enthusiasts in person as we discuss thought-provoking books by acclaimed authors. Our carefully curated monthly selections delve into the rich tapestry of American and European history, featuring compelling works about revolutionary figures, historic preservation, decorative arts, and stories that shaped our cultural landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned historian, preservation enthusiast, or simply curious about the stories behind our built heritage, there’s a place for you in our community of learners. JOIN BOOK CLUB How it Works: Book Club meets bimonthly at the Museum and via Zoom on the second Tuesday of each designated month, unless otherwise noted. Book Club members will receive the newest book title via email two months prior to the book club date. You may join Book Club at any point during the year.

Tue 11 Aug18:00Joseph Webb Hall(2.4mi)

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Abba Sensation

Abba Sensation

Calling all Dancing Queens and Super Troupers!Get ready to relive the magic of ABBA as Sensation – The ABBA Tribute Band takes you back to the golden days of pop! With a high-energy performance packed full of ABBA’s greatest hits, this is the ultimate tribute show you won’t want to miss.The talented members of Sensation are not only passionate performers but also highly skilled musicians who know ABBA’s music inside and out. Since forming in 2008, they’ve wowed audiences across the country with their faithful recreations of iconic hits like Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Take a Chance on Me, and many more.To keep things fresh, Sensation regularly updates their setlist, adding in fan favorites and hidden gems – so no two shows are exactly the same!With fans travelling far and wide to experience the magic, it's clear: this is more than just a tribute – it's a celebration.So take a chance, spend some money money money, and lay all your love on Sensation!

Thu 13 Aug19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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Parody of the Rings

Parody of the Rings

A Hilarious and Epic Adventure!What happens when a cinema's Lord of the Rings marathon goes terribly wrong?At the local cinema, all hell breaks loose when the ushers misplace the DVDs of The Lord of the Rings trilogy – every single copy! With only the soundtracks left in hand, the team of hapless ushers must some how improvise an entire three-film saga in front of a live audience. Get ready for an uproarious evening of comedy, chaos, and utter nonsense, as they attempt to recreate the epic tale of hobbits, elves, and orcs –without any visuals, any planning, or any clue what they're doing.Will Frodo ever make it to Mordor? Will Aragorn get crowned king? Will Gollum stop stealing the show? Will anyone even remember who’s supposed to be who?!It’s a show that’s more fun than a barrel of hobbits, and definitely more chaotic than a Gandalf speech. If you’ve ever wanted to see Gollum fight a battle with sound effects, or Gandalf desperately trying to remember what happens next, then you’re in for a hilarious treat!

Sat 5 Sept19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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An Evening with Catherine Tate

An Evening with Catherine Tate

Join us for a rare live conversation with Catherine Tate, one of Britain’s most fearless performers. From The Catherine Tate Show to Doctor Who, and from the Royal Shakespeare Company to the US hit The Office, Tate’s range is extraordinary. Writer, actor, creator — her work is sharp, truthful and brilliantly observed. In conversation with Fiona Lindsay, she reflects on craft, reinvention and the art behind the laughter.

Sun 6 Sept18:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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LECTURE | Civic Stitches: Early American Needlework and National Identity

LECTURE | Civic Stitches: Early American Needlework and National Identity

LECTURE | Civic Stitches: Early American Needlework and National Identity  with Emily Whitted, Guest-Curator, American Girlhood: Needlework, Memory, and The Making of a Nation Thursday, September 10, 6:00 PM Purchase Tickets This companion lecture to the exhibition American Girlhood by guest curator Emily Whitted will explore the larger history of needlework as part of early American education for girls. In the aftermath of the American Revolution, female education was a critical space for civic development, and needlework was one educational medium in which girls processed their own identities within the new nation. This lecture will connect needlework within the exhibition with pieces from other public collections, and broadly trace the rich lives of early American girls engaged in crafting a nation. Tickets: $15 |$12.50 Virtual | $10 Members *This lecture will be offered in person and via Zoom. Zoom link will be provided in advance of the lecture. About the Curator | Emily Whitted is a PhD candidate at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and the guest curator of American Girlhood: Needlework, Memory, and the Making of a Nation. Her research broadly explores the history of textiles, women’s history, and material culture in early America. Her current and past work includes projects with the New Bedford Whaling Museum, the National Park Service and National Council on Public History, the Mercer Museum & Fonthill Castle, and the Porter-Phelps-Huntington Foundation.

Thu 10 Sept18:00Joseph Webb Hall(2.4mi)

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Johnny & June

Johnny & June

Johnny & June is a powerful live theatre experience celebrating the music, love, and legacy of the Man in Black –Johnny Cash–and the iconic June Carter.Featuring a live band, dynamic storytelling, and immersive AV projections, this show brings to life the sound and spirit of two of country music’s most legendary voices. From Folsom Prison Blues to Ring of Fire, and Jackson to Walk the Line, this is more than just a concert – it’s a journey through the heart and soul of American music.Performed by a cast of world-class musicians and actors from international tours and London’s West End, the show delivers an unforgettable night of music, passion, and storytelling."A top-class show. We loved it!” "Immensely talented musicians and singers, and we loved the story-telling!"

Fri 11 Sept19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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The Orbison Project

The Orbison Project

The UK’s most authentic Roy Orbison tribute band Experience the unforgettable music of the Big O with this incredible six-piece tribute band. Led by the talented British vocalist Dave Collison, who perfectly captures Orbison's unique sound and appearance, this band is a must-see for any fan.Prepare to be amazed as The Orbison Project brings your favourite songs to life with an undeniable passion. With breathtaking performances of hits like "Crying," "In Dreams," "It's Over," "You Got It," and "I Drove All Night,"you'll be transported back to the golden era of rock and roll.Don't miss your chance to witness the magic of The Orbison Project. Book your tickets now and relive the music that has touched generations.

Fri 18 Sept19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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Monstering The Rocketman

Monstering The Rocketman

CANCELLED We regret that due to circumstances outside of our control this event is no longer taking place.

Thu 24 Sept19:30Cidermill Theatre(4.9mi)

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FEUDING FOUNDERS COLLECTIVE | Jay Heritage Center - The Untold Drama of Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lees of Virginia

FEUDING FOUNDERS COLLECTIVE | Jay Heritage Center - The Untold Drama of Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lees of Virginia

Tickets on sale March 2026. Register your interest with an email to Renee Dumouchel: This event takes place at Jay Heritage Center in Rye, NY. Attend the full day in person, or purchase a virtual ticket for the roundtable discussion. We tend to remember the founders as marble men — monumental, unified, certain. The truth is messier and more interesting. The Feuding Founders Collective is a multi-site public history initiative that humanizes Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lee brothers of Virginia — men who were in conversation, in collaboration, and sometimes in conflict with one another. Presented in partnership with Jay Heritage Center (NY), Friends of John Jay Homestead, and Menokin and Stratford Hall (VA), this series destabilizes the one-dimensional portraits we’ve inherited and invites audiences to sit with the full complexity of these lives: the ambition and the insecurity, the idealism and the grudges, the smear campaigns and the shared cause. In an era of weaponized media and public takedowns, these 250-year-old stories feel less like history and more like a mirror — and understanding how the founders navigated political polarization, character assassination, and the tension between principle and self-interest may be one of the most useful things the past can offer us right now. Three sites. Three perspectives.

Sat 26 Sept10:00Joseph Webb Hall(2.4mi)

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WDS BOOK CLUB | Spiritualism's Place: Reformers, Seekers, and Séances in Lily Dale

WDS BOOK CLUB | Spiritualism's Place: Reformers, Seekers, and Séances in Lily Dale

Calling all bookworms, history buffs, preservationists and culture mavens! Join us for our NEW year-long book club, accompanied by a lecture series with acclaimed authors. This month we’re reading: Spiritualism’s Place: Reformers, Seekers, and Séances in Lily Dale By Averill Earls Tuesday, October 13, 6 pm | In Person and Virtual Moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, WDS Director of Preservation & Collections Meet fellow history enthusiasts in person as we discuss thought-provoking books by acclaimed authors. Our carefully curated monthly selections delve into the rich tapestry of American and European history, featuring compelling works about revolutionary figures, historic preservation, decorative arts, and stories that shaped our cultural landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned historian, preservation enthusiast, or simply curious about the stories behind our built heritage, there’s a place for you in our community of learners. JOIN BOOK CLUB How it Works: Book Club meets bimonthly at the Museum and via Zoom on the second Tuesday of each designated month, unless otherwise noted. Book Club members will receive the newest book title via email two months prior to the book club date. You may join Book Club at any point during the year.

Tue 13 Oct18:00Joseph Webb Hall(2.4mi)

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FEUDING FOUNDERS COLLECTIVE | Stratford Hall & Menokin, VA - The Untold Drama of Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lees of...

FEUDING FOUNDERS COLLECTIVE | Stratford Hall & Menokin, VA - The Untold Drama of Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lees of...

This event takes place at Stratford Hall and Menokin in Virginia. Attend the full day in person, or purchase a virtual ticket for the roundtable discussion. We tend to remember the founders as marble men — monumental, unified, certain. The truth is messier and more interesting. The Feuding Founders Collective is a multi-site public history initiative that humanizes Silas Deane, John Jay, and the Lee brothers of Virginia — men who were in conversation, in collaboration, and sometimes in conflict with one another. Presented in partnership with Jay Heritage Center (NY), Friends of John Jay Homestead, and Menokin and Stratford Hall (VA), this series destabilizes the one-dimensional portraits we’ve inherited and invites audiences to sit with the full complexity of these lives: the ambition and the insecurity, the idealism and the grudges, the smear campaigns and the shared cause. In an era of weaponized media and public takedowns, these 250-year-old stories feel less like history and more like a mirror — and understanding how the founders navigated political polarization, character assassination, and the tension between principle and self-interest may be one of the most useful things the past can offer us right now. Three sites. Three perspectives.

Sat 14 Nov10:00Joseph Webb Hall(2.4mi)

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WDS BOOK CLUB | Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution

WDS BOOK CLUB | Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution

This month we’re reading: Rebels at Sea: Privateering in the American Revolution By Eric Jay Dolin (Available on Audible) Tuesday, December 8, 6 pm | In Person and Virtual Moderated by TR Revella-Hamilton, WDS Director of Preservation & Collections Meet fellow history enthusiasts in person as we discuss thought-provoking books by acclaimed authors. Our carefully curated monthly selections delve into the rich tapestry of American and European history, featuring compelling works about revolutionary figures, historic preservation, decorative arts, and stories that shaped our cultural landscape. Whether you’re a seasoned historian, preservation enthusiast, or simply curious about the stories behind our built heritage, there’s a place for you in our community of learners. JOIN BOOK CLUB How it Works: Book Club meets bimonthly at the Museum and via Zoom on the second Tuesday of each designated month, unless otherwise noted. Book Club members will receive the newest book title via email two months prior to the book club date. You may join Book Club at any point during the year. Come when you can – there is no penalty for missing a session. Book Club 2026 “Library Card” Annual Fee*: $25 General | $20 Museum Members | $15 Students Your Book Club Library Card entitles you to in-person and virtual Book Club sessions, as well as discounted admission to the accompanying Book Talks lecture series held on Thursdays at the Museum.

Tue 8 Dec18:00Joseph Webb Hall(2.4mi)

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Youth Club

Youth Club

Youth Club? At RiverVale Churches - CofE? Say no more. Well, actually — their site says quite a bit more. Worth a click.

Fri 18 DecRiverVale Churches - CofE(0.1mi)

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