A host of free family events in Hinckley town centre are confirmed to be taking place.
Feast Hinckley, the two‑day food festival and the three‑day family festival at Snap Dragon are confirmed to be taking place in August, hosted by Fosse 107 as well as Spooktacular (with our now famous Fosse 107 Cauldron of Doooooom!)
Executive Member for Leisure Cllr Mark Bools said: “We’re incredibly proud to offer such a rich and varied calendar of events for 2026, especially as every single one is free to attend. These occasions are not just about entertainment; they strengthen community spirit, support local businesses, and celebrate the best of our borough. We look forward to welcoming residents and visitors to another fantastic year of activity.”
Key dates for the diary:
Saturday 25 April, 10am St Georges Day Celebration
Saturday 6 June, Proms in the Park
Monday 8 June, Mallory Mile
Saturday 9 May, launch of Music in the Mead with an ‘Airbourne’ special (other dates include 16 May, 13, 20 June, 4, 25 July and 15, 22 August)
Saturday 27 June, Armed Forces Day
Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 August, Feast Hinckley 2026 with Fosse 107
Monday 3, Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 August, Snap Dragon Children and Families Festival with Fosse 107
Saturday 12 September, Medieval Festival, Hinckley Heritage Day
Sunday 13 September, Burbage Common Open Day
Saturday 31 October, Spooktacular Saturday with Fosse 107
Sunday 8 November, Remembrance Parade and Service
Friday 20 November, Christmas Switch On with Fosse 107
Wednesday 2 December, Christmas Lights Trail
Friday 11 December, Carols around the tree
Sunday 13 December, Festive Feast with Fosse 107
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