The Leicester Events Guide

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September 2026 in numbers

30 September 2026

We come to the end of the first month of the Leicester Events Guide and here are the stats from September!

September in numbers

Events listed547
Venues with something on48
Busiest daySaturday 26 September, with 64 events
Busiest day of the weekSaturdays, 26% of dated events
On a Friday or Saturday39% of dated events
Most common start time19:30, for 12% of timed events
Starting at 9pm or later5%

Events per day
Events listed per day in September.
Busiest days of the week
How the month's dated events fell across the week.

What kind of things were on

What kind of things were on
Every event listed in September, by kind.

What people went for

The ten events that drew the most interest on the guide in September, in order.

  1. Handmade Festival 2026 at O2 Academy Leicester, 5 December
  2. Li Jin Hao: Falling From A Moon at Firebug, 20 September
  3. CROWDED FESTIVAL 2026 at Firebug, 3 October
  4. Workshop: Print Your Own Tote Bag at Cathedral, 19 September
  5. Nish Kumar: Angry Humour From A Really Nice Guy at Curve, 11 October
  6. Pulp: What Do You Do for an Encore? at Phoenix, 18 September
  7. Lucy Porter – Let Yourself Go! at Attenborough Arts, 26 September
  8. Tim Key: Loganberry at Curve, 16 September
  9. The Death of Robin Hood at Phoenix, 13 September
  10. Album Listening Club at Attenborough Arts, 16 September

The venues people looked at most

Share of all the interest in September, by venue.

The venues people looked at most
Where the clicks went in September, as a share of the total.

The busiest venues

By how many events they had on.

The busiest venues
The venues with the most on in September.

A few more facts

  • The longest run on during the month was You Are Here at New Walk Museum, 322 days from 14 February.
  • The quietest day was Tuesday 22 September, with 10 events.
  • 18 of the month's events were talks, tours or history events.
  • 112 events ran all day rather than at a set time.

Figures come from the guide's own listings and what readers clicked on. They cover September 2026 and count each event once, however many times it was listed.