Get ready for an action-packed weekend in Glastonbury and Street with a fantastic lineup of events to keep you entertained!

For a community-driven experience, visit the Glastonbury Repair Café at St. Benedict's Church on Saturday, 20th July, from 10am to 12 noon. Bring your broken items, enjoy a cup of tea and homemade cake, and learn how to fix everything from household gadgets to clothing. This event promotes sustainability and community spirit, proving that repairing is better than discarding. Find out more.

The Godney Gathering is back at Garslade Farm on Friday, 19th July, and Saturday, 20th July. Known as the friendliest festival around, this event features an eclectic mix of music with headliners Zion Train and Embrace. Enjoy performances from The Chase, Monkey Bizzle, and Dutty Moonshine Big Band, alongside a silent disco and family zone. With camping and glamping options, it's set to be a fun-filled weekend. Get your tickets here.

Music lovers won't want to miss the Wrong Speed Fest at The King Arthur in Glastonbury on Friday, 19th July, starting at 7pm. Hosted by Wrong Speed Records, this event features diverse music acts from around the world, including Hey Colossus. Weekend tickets are £50, promising a unique musical experience. More info and tickets.

For a dose of classic theatre, head to Glastonbury Abbey on Friday, 19th July, from 6:15pm to 9:30pm for 'The Importance of Being Earnest'. Enjoy Oscar Wilde's timeless comedy of manners in the beautiful setting of the abbey. Don't forget to bring your own chair or blanket for this outdoor performance. Book tickets now.

Here be vikings: Draca Beorder will be at Avalon Archaeology this weekend (Facebook/Draca Beorder)

History buffs will love the Festival of Archaeology at Avalon Archaeology on Saturday, 20th July. Join Viking reenactors Draca Beorder, strike a Viking coin, learn to write in Runes, and snap a selfie in a Viking ship. Explore the reconstructed Roman dining room, Anglo-Saxon longhall, and Iron Age roundhouse. Tickets available on the day. Learn more.

Head to Cranmore Station in Shepton Mallet this Saturday, 20th July, for the opening of 'The Man Who Loved Giants,' a brand new exhibition at the East Somerset Railway. This tribute to the late founder David Shepherd coincides with the 50th anniversary of the ESR. Dive into David's passions for steam engines and wildlife conservation through stunning displays, memorabilia, and personal audio recordings. The exhibition will be housed in an ex-train carriage and will be open on weekends, Wednesdays, and Thursdays until the end of October. Click here for more details.

Looking ahead, Studio24 in Wells has an exciting lineup of tribute bands. On Friday, 26th July, rock out with Foo Fakers and Nirvanot. Later this summer, enjoy the reggae vibes of Johnny2bad on Friday, 30th August. The Killers Kollective will perform on Friday, 27th September, and celebrate ABBA's Eurovision win with Arrival – The Hits of ABBA on Friday, 11th October. Secure your tickets.