Groups & Communities.

We love our community.

Looking for a new hobby or an exciting activity? We host a wide range of fantastic community groups, from dancing and art to writing and history.

There’s something for everyone, every week, as our Centre becomes a buzz in the local area. Find out more about the groups we host below.

If you run an activity and would like to host it here, enquire now.

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    Anker Morris Men

    The Anker Morris Men are a traditional Morris dancing side dedicated to preserving and promoting English folk dance and music. Based in Nuneaton, the group performs at local events, festivals, and community celebrations throughout the year, bringing colour, energy, and tradition to audiences of all ages. Welcoming new members and supporters, the Anker Morris Men are proud to keep this historic custom alive within the local community.

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    First Class Learning Nuneaton

    First Class Learning provides structured worksheet-based programmes in Maths and English which promote independent learning and study skills so that your child gains the confidence to tackle new concepts, bridge gaps and develop knowledge. The group meets at the Heritage centre on Thursday afternoon and Saturday mornings.

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    Escape Arts

    Nuneaton Escape is a weekly art group for adults 16+ of all abilities. The group meets every Thursday morning at Chilvers Coton Heritage Centre from 10 am until 12:30 pm for those who are looking to create art in a fun environment.

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    Historical Association Nuneaton

    The Historical Association – Nuneaton Branch promotes the study and appreciation of history through an engaging programme of talks and events. The branch hosts a series of monthly guest speakers at the Heritage Centre, covering a wide range of local, national, and international historical topics. Open to members and visitors alike, the association provides a welcoming environment for anyone with an interest in exploring and discussing the past.

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    George Eliot Fellowship

    The George Eliot Fellowship is a charitable organisation dedicated to celebrating the life, works, and legacy of the renowned Victorian author George Eliot. Based in Nuneaton, the Fellowship promotes interest in George Eliot through events, lectures, publications, educational activities, and the preservation of local literary heritage. Welcoming members and visitors from around the world, the Fellowship provides opportunities to explore the author’s connection to the local area and her enduring influence.

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    Treacle Tarts WI Nuneaton

    The Treacle Tarts Women's Institute, established in 2014 for women of all ages and from all walks of life. Our meetings take place on the first Tuesday of every month at Chilvers Coton Heritage Centre in Nuneaton.  Come along and meet new friends and learn new skills!

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    Nuneaton Festival of Arts

    The Nuneaton Festival of Arts was founded in 1948. We hold our events across various venues in Nuneaton and Bedworth from February to June. Sections include: Art, Craft, Floral, Needlecraft, Original Writing, Photography, Piano, Speech and Drama, Stage Dance, Vocal, Woodwind, Strings and Brass.

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    Nuneaton Bird Watchers

    We are an independent birdwatching club founded in 1950. We are a small and friendly group with a programme of regular indoor and outdoor events throughout the year. The club meets monthly at the Heritage Centre, where members enjoy discussions, talks, and presentations on a variety of birdwatching and wildlife topics.

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    Slimming World

    Where weight-loss is easier than you think.

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    Nuneaton Writers Circle

    The Circle is a welcoming group of enthusiastic writers of all ages who support and encourage one another in their creative work. Whether you write for pleasure or publication, beginners and experienced writers alike are welcome. Members enjoy exploring a wide range of writing styles, including fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and both short and long-form work, within a friendly and inspiring environment.

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