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Here is our list of top picks for events in South Warwickshire this weekend - with a number of free events taking place across the county!

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Here are our top picks for the coming days.

1. Repair Café

It's third Saturday of the month which means it is time for the Kenilworth Repair Café!

Head to Abbey Hill United Reform Church to get your broken items mended, and enjoy some coffee and cake!

More details here.

Kenilworth Repair Cafe is now fully self-sustaining (image supplied)

2. Book Signing

Head to Kenilworth Books this Saturday for the latest Saturday signing!

Author Roger Whitmore will be signing copies of his book, The Broken Rune Staff.

Now retired, Roger has dabbled in many trades but these days enjoys playing golf and gardening which has led to the opening of his small garden for the National Garden Scheme. The Broken Rune Staff is Roger's first fantasy novel with lots of twists and turns to take the reader on an epic adventure!

More details here.

3. Warwick Mop

Or if you're looking for something further afield, why not head to Warwick on Friday or Saturday for the return of the Mop!

The town centre will be completely transformed into a funfair over the two days!

More details here.

Warwick Mop returns this weekend! (Image via Geoff Ousbey)

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