What's on in Kenilworth this weekend: race night. live music and Princess Brunch
By James Smith 6th Aug 2026
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Here is our list of top picks for events in and around Kenilworth this weekend.
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Here are our top picks for the coming days.
1. Live Music
Cole Stock & James Fiander are heading to The Queen & Castle this weekend.
Head down to the popular pub on Saturday 8 August for live music from 4pm.
"Join us for Live Music with Cole Stock & James Fiander in the summer sun," organisers said.

2. Horse Racing Night
"Get ready for a brilliant night at Kenilworth Sporting FC," organisers said.
"Join us on Saturday 8 August for a Stephen Woolerton Charity Horse Racing Night, with the first race kicking off at 7pm.
"Own a horse for just £5 and be in with a chance to win £20 for first place, plus enjoy 8–9 exciting races with bets only 50p.
"It's a fun, friendly evening for everyone — and every penny raised goes directly to Macmillan Cancer Support. Come along, get involved, and help us make a real difference."

3. Princess Brunch
The summer fun continues at The Almanack with its 'Princess Brunch'
For just £10 per child, the event runs on Monday 10 August.
The event will feature three princesses, singing and dancing as well as breakfast included.

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