This weekend, Days out

A 16-day festival incorporating music, theatre and activities for all the family.

A local festival with a range of activities and musical concerts, exhibitions, craft fairs and a daily café and sporting competitions.

Funfair tour based on Cadbury's Dairy Milk chocolate and candy sweets. Visitors can join the Jelly Orchestra, transform into a kangaroo in Cookie Crusher and play Break the Mould game, which is inspired by the irregular sized chocolate pieces.

A weekly event for those who like to do their chillaxing outside of the home. There's papers, a brunch menu, coffee, tea and beer, table football and DJs David Barbarossa and James Pole in the evening to help with your pursuit of Sunday bliss.

A series of games, challenges and rituals of escalating risk from this young contemporary circus company, featuring live music, sharp objects, explosions, high-flying comedians and bearded giants Risque ZerO.

An opportunity to go behind the scenes at a television studio, as Sky offers you the chance for your time in the spotlight. Present a news bulletin, or be the director, and share the experience with your family and friends.

Consumer show for hair and beauty products with celebrity stylists, award-winning hairdressers and beauticians.

Table top sale of second-hand items for your baby or child. Enjoy a morning of thrifty shopping and reward yourself afterwards with a coffee and cake from the in-house cafe.

Over 70 stalls with bric-a-brac, antiques and other undiscovered treasures.

Make your house fantasies a reality with everything you need for redesigning and improving your home. Handy hints and design inspiration, plus an exciting mix of attractions including room sets and a show home.

An exhibition of images and objects connecting books to nature.

It was Bill Shankly, perhaps the greatest football manager ever to come out of Scotland, who summed up the appeal of football to the fan. 'Some people believe football is a matter of life and death,' he mused. 'I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.' This exhibition looks at the history of football in…

Free table tennis club with DJs Ding and Dong providing the music. If you're feeling brave enough it's £1 to enter the sudden death tournament (strictly amateurs), and the winner takes home the cash.

Make a wee silver trinket box and decorate it with embossed silver and coloured stones.

A display looking at the stories of Irish emigrants who sailed on the liner's maiden voyage, why they left and how the survivors rebuilt their lives following the tragedy.

Regular role-playing night.