This weekend, Wells is buzzing with events, offering an eclectic mix of activities for residents and visitors alike.

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Start your day on a high note at Wells Cathedral for the annual Come & Sing event with renowned choral conductor Nigel Perrin. Hosted by the Wells Cathedral Oratorio Society, this unique opportunity invites singers of all abilities to participate on Saturday, 3rd June from 10:00 to 16:00 BST. Rehearsing and singing will be loads of fun, but remember, places are limited, so book in advance to avoid disappointment.

While you're in the mood for learning, why not pick up some handy repair skills at the Wells Repair Café, located at the Wells Library on Union Street (BA5 2PU). Taking place from 10:00 to 12:30 on Saturday, 3rd June, bring along an item in need of repair and watch as the experts breathe new life into it.

As the evening falls, the New West End Jersey Boys will grace the stage at Cedars Hall, The Liberty, on Saturday, 3rd June at 7:30 pm GMT+01:00. This talented group, featuring stars from London's West End, will bring to life the timeless music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.

During the day, be sure to explore the Bishop's Palace and Gardens for their Spring Scavenger Hunt, running from 27th May to 4th June from 9.30am – 5.30pm. Experience the magic of spring and keep your eyes peeled for the first signs of the season.

Family crafting at the Bishop's Palace, held on the 1st June from 11am-3pm, offers a chance to get creative. Unleash your skills and take home a unique creation.

Discover the Silent Echoes: Notre-Dame exhibit at Wells Cathedral, available until Saturday 3rd June from 09:00 - 15:30. The installation makes a hidden scene in Notre-Dame perceptible: the ten bells vibrate permanently, revealing an acoustic image of Paris' cathedral and the imprint of a city, projected to Wells.

An extraordinary artistic initiative at Wells Cathedral, where local Key Stage 2 pupils have created over 500 clay figures inspired by Antony Gormley's DOUBT, can be viewed until Friday 2nd June, from 09:00 - 15:30.

A little further down the road, the Bath and West Showground as the Royal Bath and West Show gets underway this half-term. Running between 1–3 June 2023, visitors of all ages can look forward to some exciting new attractions alongside old favourites. This year, the Imps Motorcycle Display Team will be the main attraction, showcasing heart-stopping motorcycle stunts twice daily. Animal lovers can watch daily displays from Pawsability Dog Agility, the Pony Club Games finals, and a grand parade of vintage vehicles.

Ticket prices have been frozen for the third Show in a row, with Advance Saver Tickets starting from £22 per adult. Each Advance Saver ticket also allows FREE admission for two children, making theRoyal Bath & West Show a great value day out for all the family. Visit www.bathandwest.com/tickets to book your tickets.

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Finally, don't miss out on the rare chance to discover Vicars' Close with Open Days from Tuesday 30 May–Saturday 10 June 2023, from 10.00 a.m.–4.00 p.m. This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the oldest continually inhabited medieval street in Europe. This experience is made possible thanks to a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund and Wells Cathedral's conservation efforts.

This weekend, immerse yourself in the beauty, history, and culture of Wells, as the city comes alive with these remarkable events.