Events for October 2026

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Friday morning from 10.30am to 12pm at the Library on Stapleford Lane, NG9 6GA.

Come to our FREE weekly sessions for people who speak English as a second language.

Eastwood Volunteer Bureau and Food Bank holds a foodbank for people living in the Eastwood, Giltbrook and Kimberley area every Friday from 9am to 11am.. Telephone 01773 535255 or visit the website at www.eastwoodvb.org.uk

Join us for a free live music performance by Tala Tarang - a harp and tabla duo. No booking required. All ages welcome. Drop in for as long as you like.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

Free film screening followed by a discussion about issues locally and nationally that affect us all. Are you concerned about heatwaves, flooding, energy security, nature loss and the cost of Living?

Join bestselling author Stephen Booth at Stapleford library for an afternoon all about crime fiction.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Tuesday morning from 10.30ampm until 12pm at the Library on Church Street Stapleford.

Contemporary dance classes for young people aged 10-17. Tuesday’s in term time 6.15-8.15pm.

Once a month our Funeral Home holds an informal coffee morning the first Wednesday of the month for families that have lost a loved one. This is not a group session but more informal and having a chat with others over a coffee and cake.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Thursday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Wellington Place.

The Council invites you to watch the screening on the National Emergency Briefing on the Climate and Nature Crisis

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Friday morning from 10.30am to 12pm at the Library on Stapleford Lane, NG9 6GA.

Come to our FREE weekly sessions for people who speak English as a second language.

Eastwood Volunteer Bureau and Food Bank holds a foodbank for people living in the Eastwood, Giltbrook and Kimberley area every Friday from 9am to 11am.. Telephone 01773 535255 or visit the website at www.eastwoodvb.org.uk

Join us at Lakeside Arts for the official opening of the latest free exhibition, and step into the long-forgotten sacred libraries belonging to East Midlands parish priests, now held at the University of Nottingham.

Independent traders bringing craft to the Square in Beeston

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

A wholesome day of foraging with our gardeners and learning how to make the most delicious chutneys and juicy jams with our chefs at Pippley Walled Garden.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Tuesday morning from 10.30ampm until 12pm at the Library on Church Street Stapleford.

Contemporary dance classes for young people aged 10-17. Tuesday’s in term time 6.15-8.15pm.

We are a friendly group where people living with Dementia or any Memory loss and their Carers can come along and share experiences. Entertainment such as quizzes, games, singing, reminiscing and crafting is put on to help with cognitive stimulation.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Thursday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Wellington Place.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Friday morning from 10.30am to 12pm at the Library on Stapleford Lane, NG9 6GA.

Come to our FREE weekly sessions for people who speak English as a second language.

Eastwood Volunteer Bureau and Food Bank holds a foodbank for people living in the Eastwood, Giltbrook and Kimberley area every Friday from 9am to 11am.. Telephone 01773 535255 or visit the website at www.eastwoodvb.org.uk

Tasty treats, hot and cold food

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Tuesday morning from 10.30ampm until 12pm at the Library on Church Street Stapleford.

Join us at Pippley Cookery School with expert guest baker Steve Daniels (I Like It Bakery) for our first Introduction to Sourdough Bread Making class.

Contemporary dance classes for young people aged 10-17. Tuesday’s in term time 6.15-8.15pm.

A free day of autumn fun on offer in Stapleford, as Broxtowe Borough Council’s fun days take place for the final time this year.

Join local author Liz Mackenzie to find out more about her book "The Clocker". Recommended ages 7-11. Free. Booking required.

Drop in and let the kids play with our Bee-Bots to help them learn the basics of coding.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Thursday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Wellington Place.

Meet the lovely people from Mors Bags, pick up a recycled shopping bag for free and/or decorate your own!

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Friday morning from 10.30am to 12pm at the Library on Stapleford Lane, NG9 6GA.

Come to our FREE weekly sessions for people who speak English as a second language.

Eastwood Volunteer Bureau and Food Bank holds a foodbank for people living in the Eastwood, Giltbrook and Kimberley area every Friday from 9am to 11am.. Telephone 01773 535255 or visit the website at www.eastwoodvb.org.uk

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Monday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Main Street , Kimberley.

A new peer support group for people in the Broxtowe area affected by central vision loss.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Tuesday morning from 10.30ampm until 12pm at the Library on Church Street Stapleford.

Contemporary dance classes for young people aged 10-17. Tuesday’s in term time 6.15-8.15pm.

We are a friendly group where people living with Dementia or any Memory loss and their Carers can come along and share experiences. Entertainment such as quizzes, games, singing, reminiscing and crafting is put on to help with cognitive stimulation.

A morning of learning about recycling with Veolia and making our own Toton village display out of recyclable materials to be exhibited in the library.

Drop in and let the kids play with our Bee-Bots to help them learn the basics of coding.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Thursday afternoon from 2pm until 3.30pm at the Library on Wellington Place.

Join local author Liz Mackenzie to find out more about her book "The Clocker". Recommended ages 7-11. Free. Booking required.

Chat, meet friends or just join us for tea/ coffee and biscuits. It is every Friday morning from 10.30am to 12pm at the Library on Stapleford Lane, NG9 6GA.

Come to our FREE weekly sessions for people who speak English as a second language.

Eastwood Volunteer Bureau and Food Bank holds a foodbank for people living in the Eastwood, Giltbrook and Kimberley area every Friday from 9am to 11am.. Telephone 01773 535255 or visit the website at www.eastwoodvb.org.uk

Join us to meet author Eve Makis at Stapleford library as she shares insights into her research and transforming personal and historical stories into fiction.