Your what’s on guide

Friday March 14

Tango Warwick, classes with Maira Solero, St Mary’s church hall, St Mary’s Road, Leamington, introduction from 6.30pm to 7pm, beginners and improvers from 7pm to 8pm, Tango Intermediates from 8.15pm to 9.15pm, practice from 9.15pm to 10.30pm.

Midnight Cowboy Sings Elvis and other greats of the 1960s and 1970s, The Wharf Inn, Fenny Compton, free admission.

St Patrick’s Family Ceilidh Night, dancing to Ivy Leaf Ceili Band, St Patrick’s Irish Club, Adelaide Road, Leamington, from 7.30pm, tickets on the door £6 per adult (children free) includes buffet, contact Michelle on 07866 176194 for more information.

The Kel Elliot Band in a Live & Local presentation, Hatton village hall, from 7.30pm, tickets £10, for more information visit www.kelelliot.com

Saddle The Pony, live music, Leamington Liberal Club, from 8.30pm.

Macular Support Group Meeting, Melanie Pritchard will be giving an introductory talk on the use of technology for people with sight problems, the Baptist church, Chandos Street, Leamington, from 2pm to 4pm, everyone welcome, 314841.

Saturday March 15

Terry Martin, live music, The Nelson Club, Charles Street, Warwick, members and bona fide guests, call 775578.

Karaoke with Pam and Dave, Leamington Liberal Club, Holly Walk, from 8.30pm. call 07766 445111.

Treasure Hunt Walk, family event raising money for a new parish room at St Mary’s church, Cubbington, starts at the church at 10.30am, prizes including garden centre vouchers up for grabs, £5 per family, call 335407.

Warwickshire Singers, programme including Faure Requiem, Methodist church, Priory Road, Kenilworth, from 7.30pm, tickets £8, children free, call 024 7642 1560, buy from Presto Classical or from members of the choir.

St Patrick’s Day celebration, Irish dancing with the Connely School and Barey Academy from Birmingham and music with Leamington’s Comhaltas, Seasons Restaurant, Warwick Street, Leamington, from noon, special Irish theme menu available.

Live Music by the Ron Allen Duo and bingo, Royal Naval Association Club, Adelaide Road, Leamington, from 8pm to 11pm.

Young Quilters, quilting workshop for ages eight and upwards, Leamington Art Gallery and Museum, from noon to 3pm, £5 per child, call 742700.

Orchestra Da Camera concert with classical guitarist Craig Ogden, St Mary’s church, Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £15 and £18. Call 0845 6801926.

Him With His Foot In His Mouth by New Perspectives Theatre Company at Eathorpe village hall, 8pm. Call 632575.

Family Tree Maker, workshop with family historian Jennifer Cranfield, Warwickshire County Record Office, Priory Park, off Cape Road, Warwick from 9.15am to 12.15pm, £12 per person.

Warwick’s Hidden Places: West Warwick, talk with historian Christine Hodgetts, Warwickshire County Record Office, Priory Park, off Cape Road, Warwick, from 2pm to 4pm, £5 per person.

Leamington Sinfonia, Kingsley School, Beauchamp Road, Leamington, from 7.30pm, tickets £8 or £6.50 for concessions, call 01789 731966.

St Patrick’s Day celebrations at St Patrick’s Irish Club off Adelaide Road, Leamington, with live Rugby during the afternoon and live Irish music in the evening.

Sunday March 16

Leamington Rambling Club, seven to nine-mile walk, Welford-on-Avon, leaves Newbold Terrace East at 9.30am, call 498668.

Leamington Rambling Club, four to six-mile walk, Southam, leaves Newbold Terrace East at 1.30pm, call 881055.

Concert by Chapter Five, St Nicholas Church, Warwick, from 3pm, admission and refreshments free.

Florilegium, Bridge House Theatre, Warwick, from 3pm, call 776438 or visit www.bridgehousetheatre.co.uk

Only Fools And Boycie: An evening with John Challis, Loft Theatre, Leamington, 7.30pm. Tickets £15, call 0844 495 4938.

St Patrick’s Day celebrations at St Patrick’s Irish Club off Adelaide Road, Leamington, with live football during the afternoon and live Irish music in the evening.

Monday March 17

Wonderia cabaret by the Playbox Theatre at High Pavement in High Street, Wrwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £28 including a three-course dinner. Call 494725.

St Patrick’s Day celebrations at St Patrick’s Irish Club off Adelaide Road, Leamington, with mass at 11am, the passing of the Shamrock at noon and bar and live Irish music all afternoon and evening. Free entry.

Tuesday March 18

Warwickshire Local History Society, short annual general meeting followed by a talk by David Patterson on the history of King Edward VI School in Nuneaton, Quaker Meeting House, High Street, Warwick, from 7.45pm, open to all. £2 for guests refundable on the night if they join the society

Wednesday March 19

Royal Leamington Spa Horticultural Society have Andy Smyth talking on the National Trust Gardens, St Peters church hall, Dormer Place, at 7.30pm, everyone welcome, non-members, £3 on the door including coffee, tea and biscuits.

Rough Crossing, Priory Theatre, Kenilworth, from tonight until Saturday March 29 at 7.30pm (except Sunday). Tickets £10.50. Call 863334.

Leamington & District Organ Society, concert with professional touring Artiste Martin Atterbury, Sydenham Community Centre, Chesterton Drive, Leamington, from 7.30pm, admission £8.

Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company Pucks are performing Twelfth Night at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

Leamington Rambling Club, four to six-mile walk, Baddesley Clinton/Packwood, pub food at the finish, meet at the car park opposite Newbold Comyn Leisure Centre at 9.30am, call 498668.

Thursday March 20

Romeo and Juliet by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company, at St Mary’s church in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

Seeing Things, a new play by Geraldine McCaughrean, will be performed at Leamington library at 7pm. Free, but booking required. Call 0300 5558171.

Friday March 21

Rock & Ruin, live folk rock music, The Wharf Inn, Fenny Compton, free admission.

The Merchant of Venice by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

Saturday March 22

Dale A William, live music, The Neslon Club, Charles Street, Warwick, members and bona fide guests, call 775578.

Shakespeare Week celebration, Leamington Art Gallery and Museum, from 11am to 2pm,

Live music by Joe Priddy and also bingo, Royal Naval Association Club, Adelaide Road, Leamington, from 8pm to 11pm.

Hot drinks, baking and a chance to find out about Girlguiding at The Octagon, St Mary Magdalene Church, Vicarage Road, Lillington, supported by and in aid of St Mary Magdalene Guide Unit. from 10am to noon, all welcome, including girls wishing to join.

The Harry Rag Band, live music, Southam Sports and Social Club, from 8.30pm, free entry.

New to You Sale, good quality children’s clothes for ages 0 to 13, Kineton High School, from 1pm to 3pm, entrance £1.

Warwickshire County Choristers and Male Voices, Singing for Mum, annual Mother’s Day concert in aid of Myton Hospices, St Mark’s church, Rugby Road, Leamington, from 7.15pm, tickets £7 or £4 for concessions, from Presto Music, call 317025 or buy on the door.

The Merchant of Venice by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

Choir of St Mary’s Collegiate Church, Lent Concert, St Mary’s church, Warwick, from 7.30pm, from 403940.

Crackley Amp, live music, Leamington Liberal Club, Holly Walk, Leamington, from 9pm.

Sunday March 23

Leamington Rambling Club, ten to 12-mile walk, Kingham, leaves from Newbold Terrace East at 9.30am, call 498668.

Leamington Rambling Club, four to six-mile walk, Stretton-on-Fosse, leaves from Newbold Terrace East at 1.30pm, call 881055.

Kenilworth Ramblin Club, Butlers Marston, call 427901.

The Undiscovered Stars concert at the LAMP off Adelaide Road, Leamington, 6pm to 9pm. Tickets £7 (£3.50 children), proceeds to WaterAid’s projects in Africa and India. Call 07896 852481.

Oriflamme Ensemble, Mayor or Warwick’s Charity Concert, St Mary’s church, Warwick, from 2.30pm, tickets £10, call 411694.

Monday March 24

Leamington History Group, talk by Chris Holland entitled August 1914: When Warwickshire Went to War, Dormer Conference Centre, St Peter’s church, Leamington, from 7.30pm, £2.50 per meeting or annual membership of £10, www.leamingtonhistory,co.uk

Tuesday March 25

Warwick Horticultural Society, AGM, Methodist Church Hall, Barrack Street, Warwick, from 7.30pm.

Stile Antico, The Phoenix Rising, St Mary’s church, Warwick, from 7.30pm, for tickets call 776438 or visit www,bridgehousetheatre.co.uk

Thursday March 27

Radford Road Church Film Club, showing The Glass Virgin starring Nigel Havers, followed by tea and homemade cakes, Radford Road Church, from 2pm, £2 per person.

Romeo and Juliet by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company, at St Mary’s church in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

Friday March 28

Romeo and Juliet by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company, at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

The Merchant of Venice by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

The Lunar Men by storyteller Maria Whatton and folk musician Sarah Matthews will be performed at Leamington library at 7pm. Free, but booking required. Call 0300 5558171.

Saturday March 29

WAYC is launching its 60th birthday celebrations at the Lord Leycester Hotel in Warwick. A sparkly evening with buffet, live band and disco will see people dancing away until the small hours. Tickets are £20. For tickets, please contact: Becky Salter on 450156 or email [email protected]

The Rooters, live music, Southam Sports and Social Club, from 8.30pm, free entry.

Romeo and Juliet by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company, at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 4pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

The Merchant of Venice by Playbox Theatre’s Shakespeare Young Company at the Dream Factory in Warwick, 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Call 419555 ext 2.

Indoor Car Boot Sale, raising money for a good cause, Sydni Centre, Cottage Square, Sydenham, from 1pm to 4pm, £6 for one stall or £10 for two, call 422071