Here are our top few picks of what's happening in Kenilworth this weekend.

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Here are our top picks for the coming days:

1. Easy3 Live @Lil Greens

Easy3 is playing the first in a series of live shows in the area this Thursday (January 19).

The Jazz, Latin and Hip Hop covers band will head to Lil Greens at Abbey End from 8.30pm.

The band will then head to Pomeroys on February 3 and then Ronnie's of Warwick in April.

More details here.

2. Repair Café

January 21 is the third Saturday of the month so it's Repair Café at Abbey Hill United Reform Church.

"Remember if you can carry it in or pedal it, we'll have a look at it. Our brilliant volunteers with skills in DIY repairs, electrical and electronics, toys, bicycles, simple sewing and jewellery, will be available to help you to fix your clean, portable items," organisers said.

"We can't promise to mend everything but at least together we can have a go to keep stuff out of landfill."

Any fixes are free but organisations said a small donation is appreciated.

Last repair is taken in at 4.30pm

More details here.

3. Board Game Hub

Having launched the event for the first time at the start of the month, the Kenilworth Centre is hosting its second board game hub this Sunday (January 22).

Running from 3pm to 5pm the hub is open to all.

There will be games to suit families and young children, as well as a quiet room for chess and draughts.

Refreshments will also be available on a donation basis. 

More details here.

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