Kirby Muxloe History Group

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Kirby Muxloe History Group Meetings are open to all and visitors are welcome.

The Kirby Muxloe Local History Group arrange a programme of meetings throughout the year, with both external and internal speakers who talk on topics of historical interest.

Hope to see you on 13th September , lots of new pictures and displays.  Come along and learn more about your village and...
26/08/2026

Hope to see you on 13th September , lots of new pictures and displays. Come along and learn more about your village and its interesting history!

13/08/2026
The four planned walks around Kirby Muxloe are now all fully sold out! Having gone on one myself on Thursday evening I c...
26/07/2026

The four planned walks around Kirby Muxloe are now all fully sold out!
Having gone on one myself on Thursday evening I can see why, Leigh is very knowledgeable and entertaining, so the walk around Kirby Fields was really interesting and enjoyable.

For anyone planning on going who has missed out two further dates have been added. I highly recommend getting booked on. 🚶🚶‍♀️

A very exciting opportunity to learn more about our own beautiful village (whilst also getting some steps in!)
15/05/2026

A very exciting opportunity to learn more about our own beautiful village (whilst also getting some steps in!)

06/05/2026

Kirby Muxloe History Group

Next meeting is on Tuesday 18th May at 7:30
“The History of Witches”
Speaker: Elizabeth Welband Museum Curator-DMU
Followed by a short AGM

Please Note:
This meeting will be held in the large hall at the Free Church
Car parking is available at the Free Church

Reminder of March's Meeting - this Tuesday. We look forward to seeing everyone at what should be a very interesting talk...
13/03/2026

Reminder of March's Meeting - this Tuesday. We look forward to seeing everyone at what should be a very interesting talk on John Flower.

25/01/2026

The Life and Crimes of Agatha Christie - Tuesday 20th January

What a great talk this was and so well supported by members and visitors alike. Mark took us on a journey through Agatha's life from early childhood and home education, marriages and loss of her parents explaining what influenced Agatha's writing and how the writing changed as she matured and experiences shaped her. He talked us through so many of her books, 66 of which were detective novels, I believe he has read every one! His talk wasn't just about books though, Agatha was a complex woman who served as a nurse in World War 1 and trained in dispensing, gaining an expert knowledge of poisons (very useful to her writing!), she loved, lost and learnt to love again whilst also discovering a great love of travel and houses buying many throughout her life and decorating them to her taste.
A thoroughly entertaining talk.

If you would like to join us next time: Tuesday 17th March,
John Flower - The Leicester Artist.

16/01/2026

The Life and Crimes of Agatha Christie
Tuesday 20th Jan 7.30pm
Kirby Muxloe Bowls Club

Do come along on Tuesday to hear Mark Temple, Local Historian reveal all about this best selling and much admired author; her brilliant novels and a life almost as fascinating as one of her own plots.

Visitors ÂŁ5 all welcome.

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