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The communities of Glastonbury and Street are putting on an unforgettable weekend of events. In Street, the popular Repair Café will offer residents the chance to mend broken items while enjoying homemade cakes. Meanwhile, Glastonbury will be a hub of activity with everything from the Glastonbury Psych Festival to a Glastonbury Equinox Sound Bath, giving visitors the chance to relax and explore. Art lovers can also enjoy the Somerset Art Weeks Festival showcasing local talent.

Friday, 27th September, kicks things off with a wonderfully eclectic mix of events. For jazz lovers, The Marvin Muoneké Quartet is performing at the Red Brick Building in Glastonbury. Marvin, known as "The Young Man with the Old Soul", will be delivering a smooth blend of jazz, swing, and soul. If you're in the mood for some live music with a vintage flair, this is your spot. More info here.

For those looking to tap into something spiritual, the Glastonbury Pagan Moot is hosting Paul Sandford at Beckets Inn, where he'll discuss Druidry and his experiences as an Interfaith Minister. Perfect for anyone curious about ancient spiritual practices, it's a great opportunity to learn and ask questions. More info here.

And for those who love a good style refresh, Glastonbury's Designer Preloved Styling Tour at Rainbows End Café from 11am to 1pm is the place to be. Shop stylish preloved pieces and give your wardrobe an eco-friendly upgrade. More info here.

Get ready for an electrifying night at Studio24 in Wells on Friday, 27th September 2024, at 7pm. The Killers Kollective, a top-notch tribute band, will bring all the energy, passion, and unforgettable hits of The Killers to life. With a group of six talented musicians, they'll perform iconic songs like "Mr. Brightside" and "Somebody Told Me", delivering a dynamic and authentic concert experience that will leave fans craving more. For tickets and more information, visit Studio24 Wells.

On Saturday, 28th September, Somerset Comic Con and Gaming Festival comes to the Bath & West Showground in Shepton Mallet. Expect cosplay, comic artists, and plenty of activities to keep fans entertained all day long. Whether you're a gamer or just love a good superhero costume, this is the place to geek out. More info here.

For something a bit different, head to Street where the Repair Café will be open at the Quaker Meeting House. Bring along your broken bikes, electronics, or well-loved toys and let the team of volunteers fix them for you. Not only will you save your favourite items, but you'll also enjoy some homemade cakes while you wait. What's not to love? More info here.

Meanwhile, Glastonbury is buzzing all weekend with the Glastonbury Psych Festival running from Friday, 27th September to Sunday, 29th September at The King Arthur Pub. Expect immersive psychedelic music and a festival vibe that promises to be something truly special.

If you're more into art, the Somerset Art Weeks at the Red Brick Building on Sunday, 29th September offers an exploration of landscape and change through the eyes of talented local artists.

Horse lovers won't want to miss the Equine Car Boot Sale at the Mid-Somerset Showground in Shepton Mallet. It's the place to pick up equestrian gear, from tack to grooming supplies (but no horses or ponies!). Running from 10am to 3pm, it's a must for anyone in the equestrian world. More info here.

Sunday, 29th September, is shaping up to be another busy day. In Shepton Mallet, don't miss the Sunday Market at the Market Place. This local favourite features everything from Westcombe Dairy's Somerset cheese to Mahalia's Kitchen's Caribbean delights. There's also a range of artisan crafts, making it the perfect spot to shop local and enjoy live music with the family. More info here.

On the artsy side of things, Wells will be hosting a unique Magic the Gathering: Duskmourn Booster Draft event at the Children's Hospice South West Shop for card game enthusiasts. And don't miss the rare Kathakali performance at Croscombe Village Hall, also in Wells. Kathakali is a traditional Indian dance form that's rich in culture and an unmissable experience.

Wrap up your weekend by supporting a good cause with a live performance by Seize The Day, who will be singing for Palestine at Priddy Village Hall. Music for a cause is always a great way to spend an evening. More info here.

With so much going on, there's no excuse to stay indoors this weekend. Whether it's food, music, art, or a bit of fixing, Shepton Mallet, Wells, Glastonbury, and Street have it all covered. Enjoy!

Looking ahead, Wookey Hole's Halloween Wonderland kicks off on 5th October, transforming the caves into a magical, spooky destination for the whole family. Visitors can enjoy cave tours, pumpkin trails, and even the spooky circus shows. The event runs until 3rd November, with plenty of family-friendly activities on offer - more details here

Dub Pistols will perform live at Studio 24, bringing their blend of dub, hip-hop, and electronic music to Somerset

And don't forget about these exciting upcoming music events at Studio 24 in Wells:

• Abba Arrival on Friday, 11th October. More details here
• Dub Pistols live at Studio 24, Wells On Friday, 25th October, the iconic Dub Pistols will perform live at Studio 24, bringing their blend of dub, hip-hop, and electronic music to Somerset. Known for their energetic shows and festival appearances, Dub Pistols are a must-see. Tickets start at £22.50. More details here

And don't forget - there's just three weeks until the Wells Festival of Literature kicks off on 18th October, tickets are already selling fast, and some events are nearly sold out. Running until 26th October at Cedars Hall, the festival features a stellar lineup of authors, poets, and celebrities, along with special events such as a literary quiz and sessions for local schoolchildren.

Popular sessions are filling up quickly, with sellouts including Susie Dent from TV's Countdown and beloved poet Pam Ayres. There are only a handful of tickets left for Jonathan Dimbleby, human rights lawyer Shami Chakrabarti, and art historian Bendor Grosvenor. Highlights include Jonathan Coe discussing his new satirical crime novel The Proof of My Innocence and Louise Minchin talking about her celebrity survival thriller Isolation Island. Don't miss David Horspool's exploration of British sport history in More Than a Game or Kate Hext's fascinating look at Oscar Wilde's influence on early American cinema.

Be sure to grab your tickets!