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Here is our list of top picks for events in Warwick this weekend.

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Here are our top picks this week:

1.Grit and Grace: Women of the Regency Era talks

Enjoy an afternoon of captivating talks from Historian Dr. Annie Gray, Author Rebecca Wilson and Archivist Laura Orris, this Saturday (9 May).

The talks will run from 1pm to 4 pm at The Courthouse in Warwick.

Celebrate the remarkable women who stood out in the Regency era and the culinary delights that defined the period.

Tickets £20 plus booking fees.

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2. Judge Jules Live

Nearby, in Leamington, Judge Jules + Friends, a huge figure in the dance music scene, will be live at the Assembly.

Taking place on Friday 8 May from 7pm to 12am, attendees can enjoy a "rave with Judge Jules live, bringing house and trance masterpieces that will leave you wanting more. "

Organisers said: "Judge Jules has led the way in the dance music world for over three decades, performing iconic sets and creating classic compilations for Ministry Of Sounds and Creamfields, amongst many others.

"Unrivalled mixing and crowd connection means Judge Jules music is unlike anything else, and his ambient, euphoric sound is set to transport you back to the glory days of Ibiza."

Find out more here.

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3. Kayleigh Jones: I Fed My Dad to a Pelican

Also on 8 May, comedian Kayleigh Jones will be performing her show ' I fed my Dad to a Pelican' at the Bridge House Theatre in Warwick.

Organisers said: "After a successful Edinburgh Fringe debut, Kayleigh brings her ridiculously true-story comedy show to her hometown of Warwick, for one night only. Hailed as 'more than your average comedy show,' Kayleigh tells the unforgettable tale of how, on Christmas morning 2010, she unwrapped the ultimate surprise: her dad wasn't her dad, and her real dad was… probably someone else."

Profits from the show will be donated to the Myton Hospice.

Find out more here.

Profits from the show will be donated to the Myton Hospice (image supplied)

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