It's a busy weekend in Shepton, with motorhomes, music, skating, nostalgia, an 'outrageous' quiz and the official opening of the Shepton Community Fridge!

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Friday, September 9 – Sunday, September 11

The Southwest Motorhome Show

Bath and West Showground

Spend the days shopping among exhibitors who have everything you need for your motorhome, and then in the evenings enjoy some fabulous live music. Weekend and day tickets available.

Friday, September 9

Shepton Get Ur Skates On – Adult skating session

Shepton Mallet Leisure Centre

If you are 16 or over, and would like to learn to skate, this is the perfect opportunity to have a go. Ticket price includes hire of skates and safety gear, and tuition.

Mr Teds' Quiz

Art Bank

The LGBTQ+ legend Mr Teds is taking this night on a tour of cities around the south of England so we're lucky to bag him in Shepton!

Bawdy, outrageous and fun, this is not for the easily offended...or the serious quizzer! 

Saturday, September 10

As You Wave Me Goodbye - dining experience on the East Somerset Railway

East Somerset Railway

Made to Measure presents an evening of war-time themed nostalgia on board the dining train. The exciting story will be played out during the 2-mile line from Cranmore Station to Mendip Vale.

At the end of the track, passengers can disembark and watch more of the play on the platform. Step back on the train and head back to Cranmore where a denouncement will take place.

Official opening of the Shepton Community Fridge

Shepton Community Fridge, Haskins

The Shepton Mallet Community Fridge will officially open this Saturday. The opening ceremony will take place at 1pm, followed by celebratory snacks at the Art Bank.

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