Good morning, and welcome to your weekly what's on in Wells.

Every Thursday we round up all the eye-catching events occurring in your area over the weekend and into the coming week.

Read on for not to be missed outings this week - but remember: this is just a few of the events that have caught our attention - there's loads more going on out there in your community.

Remember if you're running an event, you can add it to our listings for free using the Nub It button!

Live Music:

West Pennard Village Hall, Sun Feb 26,

Doors 6.30pm. Show 7.30pm

Janice Burns & Jon Doran are an Anglo-Scottish duo who came together after discovering a shared love of traditional music. They find their songs in archives that span the depths of our history – songs that tell vivid stories about the nature of life and our place in the world.

Janice & Jon's compelling storytelling comes alive through tight vocal harmonies and sensitive interplay between mandolin, bouzouki, and guitar. Their arrangements have a spellbinding presence and an understated energy that transports their songs from the pages of books and manuscripts into the imagination of the listener.

Karl Jenkins: Symphonic Adiemus

Wells Cathedral, February 25th - 19:00 - 21:30

A breathtaking evening of music from The Fulltone Orchestra and a massed choir. Listen to Karl Jenkins' wonderful and iconic Adiemus written for a symphony orchestra followed by epic film choral music that you don't often get to hear. Music from Vangelis, Hans Zimmer and John Williams.

Tickets from £14 - £28 (+ booking fee)

Piano Masters: Steven Osborne - Cedar Hall, 24th February

One of Britain's most treasured musicians, Steven Osborne's insightful and dazzling interpretations of a huge variety of music show immense musical depth. Don't miss this rare chance to hear him play two of the most epic sonatas in the piano repertoire alongside further pieces by Rachmaninov and an unexpected bagatelle by Beethoven. Steven's numerous awards include The Royal Philharmonic Society Instrumentalist of the Year, two BBC Music Magazine Awards and two Gramophone Awards. 

Snowdrop Celebrations at the Bishop's Palace, Wells

The Bishop's Palace's popular "Snowdrop Celebrations" is still in Wells - but not for much longer. This is your last chance to collect a printed Snowdrop Walk to guide you around the moat banks carpeted with spectacular snowdrops, and across the Willow Bridge to enjoy an Arboretum full of snowdrops of several varieties.

Plus each weekend little ones can pick up a children's trail from the Palace Ticket Office with the reward of a small prize upon completion.

Admission: Entry is included with any standard admission including The People's Ticket and Membership. You can buy an admission ticket online or at the Ticket Office on your arrival.

Showing at Wells Film Centre:

• What's Love Got To Do With It? [12A]
• Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania [12A]
• Women Talking [15]
• Epic Tails [U]
• Puss in Boots: The Last Wish [PG]
• A Man Called Otto [15]
• Roald Dahl's Matilda the Musical [PG]

At the Bath and West Showground:

The Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show - Britain's greatest annual celebration of all that is best about the motorcycles of yesteryear.

25th February - 26th February 2023

The Bristol Classic Motorcycle Show is a magnet for enthusiasts, club members and traders alike – attracting thousands from all over the country and beyond. It features the finest themed club displays in the world and there is fierce competition for the much-coveted 'best stand' award and cash prize every year.

Dozens of private owners offer up their pride and joy for public scrutiny, including everything from immaculate showroom-condition motorcycles to rusty barn-finds freshly dragged from their decades-long resting place. This accessible show has a genuine family feel – with a host of personal touches that all add to the friendly and welcoming atmosphere.

Visitors will also discover that the Bristol show's retailers have a great deal to offer, with quality autojumble stalls from around the UK nestled alongside purveyors of everything related to the scene. From oils to tools, clothing to spares, painters to welders, The Bristol Classic MotorCycle Show is the place to find what you are looking for.

Doors open: 9:30am

Admission: £14.50 in advance or £17 on the gate