Here is our list of top picks for events in Warwick this weekend - brought to you in partnership with Fusion Clan, CJ's Events Warwickshire and Windmill Hill Brewery and Taproom.

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Here are our top picks for the coming days:

1. Autumn Food Festival

A new Autumn Food Festival is coming to Warwick this weekend, organised by CJ's Events Warwickshire.

The company, which already organises the very popular May food festival in town, is bringing its latest offering on Sunday, 29 September from 11am to 4pm.

With the 2024 food festival having moved to St Nicholas Park for the first time a few weeks ago, the Autumn Food Festival will be hosted in the town centre in Market Place.

As ever, there will be a huge range of food and drinks traders, with over 50 businesses coming to the town centre.

CJ's company said: "We decided to introduce a second event, the Autumn Food Festival, to further support the local economy and draw more visitors to the town centre.

"This new festival will provide a platform for our local independent businesses to showcase their offerings and increase foot traffic in Warwick…

"We are working with the town council along with the chamber of trade to ensure events have a positive impact on Warwick town."

Read the full story here.

A new Autumn Food Festival is coming to Warwick this weekend (image via CJ's Events)

2. PlayBox Theatre launches Autumn Season 2025 with Goodnight, Mister Tom production

Playbox Theatre is launching its 2025 Autumn Season from today (25 September).

Opening the season will be a major new production of Michelle Magorian's acclaimed novel Goodnight, Mister Tom, adapted for the stage by David Wood.

The production runs at The Dream Factory, Warwick until Sunday 28 September, with tickets available now to book online.

Goodnight, Mister Tom is one of the most beloved children's stories of the 20th century.

It tells the story of young William Beech, an eight-year-old boy evacuated from London during the Second World War, who is placed in the care of the reclusive widower Tom Oakley.

Against a backdrop of loss and upheaval, the two form an unlikely bond of love, healing, and resilience.

Find out more here.

Playbox Theatre's 2025 Autumn Season opens with Goodnight, Mister Tom at The Dream Factory (image via Playbox Theatre)

3. Banquet fit for a King

Tickets are still available for The King James Banquet, which is returning to Warwick this weekend, by popular demand.

This royal banquet promises to be another fantastic event filled with food, drink and entertainment, where you can feast in the Great Hall like a King in your finest 17th-century outfits!

Tickets are £95 per person, which included all food, drink and entertainment.

The event will take place on Saturday 27 September 2025 from 7pm to 11pm, with doors open from 6.30pm.

The dress code is historical costume, with costume hire available directly from the Lord Leycester for free.

Tickets are available to purchase online or in the Ticket Office during opening hours.

Fancy dress is available for free on request (image via Cutler Visual)

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