There's a fantastic weekend of events going on in and around Shepton this week.

Foodies and beer aficionados will love the Wild Beer and Westcombe Dairy Beer and Cheese Festival while fans of live music are in for a treat with a performance by Helena Softley at the Art Bank, and the Pilton Party Auditions and for something more sedate there's a chamber music and cream tea concert at St Peter and St Paul's Church. For something really other wordly however, there's paranormal workshops happening at Shepton Mallet prison.

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Friday, May 20

Live: Helena Softley

From Main Stage Glastonbury to TV presenter, from intimate concerts to her chart success with Billy Bragg, Helena Softley has moved audiences all over the world with her incredible voice, accomplished guitar, and energetic performances.

 Saturday, May 21

Wild Beer and Westcombe Dairy Beer & Cheese Festival

Wild Beer and Westcombe Dairy team up again to provide an eclectic range of entertainment for all, including some of the finest beers and cheeses you will ever try and an eclectic range of homemade soft drinks!

Pilton Party Auditions

The Pilton Party Auditions 2022 is this year's opportunity to win a support slot at the 2022 Pilton Party, hosted by Michael and Emily Eavis at Worthy Farm. 

Sunday, May 22

Stories from the Other Side

As part of the 'Stories from the Other Side' project led by artist Luminara Florescu, members of the public are invited to attend 3 Free workshops that will introduce you to the history of paranormal happenings at Shepton Mallet Prison, one of the most haunted buildings in the UK.

Cream Tea and Chamber Music Concert

Come and enjoy an afternoon concert of Chamber Music accompanied by a Cream Tea. 

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