Here are the events not to be missed this weekend

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Saturday 14 November: A Christmas Carol- An Interactive Experience

The Stafford Players present the classic Dickensian tale with an interactive twist.

Audiences will have the chance to join Scrooge on his journey with the spirits this Saturday at Amasal Sports and Social Club.

According to the Stafford Players: "Throughout the performance, there will be opportunities to participate, respond to the characters, sing along and help bring the world of Victorian London to life.

"Meet Scrooge, Marley and the three Christmas Spirits as they take us on a magical, haunting and sometimes hilarious journey through Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come.

"Come along, join the adventure and help make this Christmas one to remember!

"A perfect evening for a festive get together with your family and friends!

"The interactive element is entirely optional.

"If you wish, just relax, sit back and enjoy the performance."

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Until Saturday 14 November: Midlands landscapes – drawings and paintings by Mark Lippett

This Saturday is the last chance to visit award-winning artist Mark Lippett's exhibition at The Ancient High House.

Much of Lippett's work reflects Staffordshire's industrial heritage, seeing the artistic potential of abandoned buildings.

Visitors can enjoy spotting paintings of Stafford, Stoke-on-Trent, Wolverhampton and Birmingham and beyond.

Lippett also draws inspiration from Cannock Chase which is somewhere he visits often and describes as "absolutely amazing".

The exhibition is free to visit.

Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 November: Heritage guided tours

Explore over 800 years of history at Holy Trinity Church in Eccleshall this weekend.

A number of guided tours will be running across Saturday and Sunday with tickets costing just £7.

Holy Trinity said: "Step inside one of Staffordshire's most historically significant buildings and discover the stories it holds."

Tours and times:

Saturday 14 November

Stained Glass Windows – 10am

Building – 11.30am

Bishops – 1pm

Sunday 15 November

Stained Glass Windows – 1pm

Building – 2.30pm

Bishops – 4pm

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