Swimming is one of our favourite physical activities – and we know we’re not alone! The good news is that it is also one of the best forms of exercise: low impact but great for the heart rate. It helps build muscle strength and endurance without placing huge pressure on your body.
Swimming is so popular that we operate two separate timetables for our pools. When school’s out, we offer a whole range of special classes and blocked-out time for younger swimmers. During term time, we shift again to help everyone access the pools as they need. Take a look at each of our venues below, and see you soon!
British Art Show 10 will open in Coventry and then tour to Swansea, Bristol, Sheffield and Newcastle Gateshead Ekow Eshun, credit Zeinab Batchelor. Today, Hayward Gallery Touring announces Ekow Eshun as curator of British Art Show 10. Opening in Coventry in September 2026, British Art Show 10 will tour to Swansea, Bristol, Sheffield and Newcastle […]
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Saturday 2nd August | 6pm – 12pm | Herbert Art Gallery & Museum Lost in Sound is Coventry’s premium silent disco experience – where music, culture, and nightlife collide inside the iconic Herbert Art Gallery & Museum. The night begins with live acoustic sets, street food, and a cocktail bar serving up seasonal specials. As the […]
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A season of dinosaur themed activities is roaring into Coventry as the nation’s favourite diplodocus could be enjoying its final summer in the city. It is all set to be a colossal summer from LEGO dinosaurs and fossil-hunting to film screenings and a city centre dino trail across a packed prehistoric programme in Coventry. Visit […]
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Towering LEGO® dinosaurs made from tens of thousands of bricks have taken over the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum as part of a major new family exhibition visiting the midlands for the first time.
Brick Dinos, an educational showcase of large-scale and intricate LEGO sculptures created by renowned artist Warren Elsmore in collaboration with palaeontologists, will take up residence at the Herbert throughout the summer until September 7, with the prehistoric creatures spread across four eye-catching exhibits at the popular attraction.
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