Sleep And Routines Workshop (Lighthorne Heath)
A workshop for Warwickshire parents and carers on sleep and routines, held at Lighthorne Heath Children and Family Centre.
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You can find live music, community gatherings, and creative workshops shaping what's on in Banbury this week. Family-friendly sessions run alongside quieter after-hours meetups for adults seeking connection without the noise. Comedy nights bring laughter to local halls such as the Community Centre at Hennef Way, while seasonal markets highlight handmade goods from nearby makers across North Oxfordshire. Spontaneous performances often take place in open spaces like Market Square and along paths near the Oxford Canal, typically timed with lunch breaks or evening walks home.
What’s on in Banbury this week reflects a grounded calendar, practical and people-led rather than flashy. These events don’t dominate the town centre but nest into everyday rhythms: post-work chats at pubs including The Red Lion and The Old Coach House, weekend morning art circles held at St Mary's Church Hall, after-school music practice shared between neighbours in residential areas near Hennef Way.
You’ll find these moments listed below, no grand announcements, no hype. Just real things happening in Banbury this week for those who want to step out of routine without the usual fanfare.
Check the listings below for times and venues. Events are open access; some require advance sign-up through local council portals or community bulletin boards displayed at library locations including Hennef Way Library, which also hosts weekly reading circles on Tuesdays from 5pm.
A workshop for Warwickshire parents and carers on sleep and routines, held at Lighthorne Heath Children and Family Centre.
A dinner event for lesbian singles to connect socially in Banbury.
A sensory story time session at Lillington Library for young children and caregivers.
A weekly sensory play session for under-ones at Daventry Children's Centre features themed toys, messy play, crafts, and guest visitors.
A drama workshop for children at Shottery Memorial Hall, offering every child a chance to perform.
A free, interactive rhymetime session for parents and children under 5 at Middleton Cheney Community Library.
Interactive storytelling and rhyme sessions for toddlers and young children at Whitnash Library.
Children aged 6 to 11 can develop their football skills at a junior training session.
Leamington Beer Festival returns with craft beers, live music, and street food at Windmill Hill Brewery.
Interactive storytelling, songs, and rhymes for toddlers and young children at Lillington Library.
A Barnardo's-led session at Leamington Spa Library supports babies' language development through singing and play.
MX-5 car enthusiasts meet monthly at The Jolly Boatman Inn for discussion and socializing.
The Wildcats girls football team plays a match at their home venue.
A dog wash trailer offers quick washes at Gilk's Garage Cafe, a dog-friendly venue.
A parent information evening at Daventry Rugby Club offers guidance on preparing children for Reception school.
A relaxed evening meetup at Gilks' Garage Café to socialize and build excitement before the Rustival event.
A one-day RYA Helmsman course for experienced boaters takes place at Tooley's Boatyard on 17 April 2026.
Interactive story, song, and rhyme session for 2-4-year-olds at Southam Library.
A murder mystery evening unfolds at a wedding-themed theatrical experience.
A social event at Zepic Games and Events for dads and male carers to play games with their children or adult companions.
Comedian Vicky Jackson performs her show Pink at The Assembly in Leamington Spa.
Children aged 4 to 11 can drop in for free Lego play sessions at Leamington Spa Library.
A family-friendly K-Pop themed party with dancing, games, and a tribute performance at Cubbington Village Hall.