Here are the events not to be missed this weekend in Stafford.

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Last chance to see: The Lost and Found at the Ancient High House

The Lost and Found exhibition at the Ancient High House will finish this weekend.

Created by local artist Mia Patterson, the exhibition showcases pictures of a stranger's mountaineering adventures across the Alps from the 1970s until the 2000s.

Mia found the photos at a vintage store in Stafford and began organising them into chronological order, building a story that it is difficult not to be captivated by.

The recent graduate says she finds the lives of ordinary people "more interesting" and enjoys focusing on the "smaller stories" which are often overlooked.

It is free to view the exhibition which will close on Sunday 14 June.

Read our article to find out more.

Saturday 13 June: Motown Day Party

Lovers of funk and soul can dance the day away at Top of the World this weekend.

From The Supremes to Stevie Wonder, the DJ will be spinning the biggest hits from years gone by.

The organisers said: "Get ready to dance, sing, and lose yourself in the soul!

"Alongside the Motown legends, enjoy a blend of funk, disco and feel-good soul that'll have you moving from start to finish."

The event is 18+ and group discounts are available.

Buy tickets here.

Sunday 14 June: Penkridge Children's Market

With a funfair, a petting zoo and clown shows, Penkridge Children's Market promises to be fun for all the family.

There will be over 70 stalls selling toys, books and clothes as well as personalised crafts and keepsakes.

At the petting zoo, children will have the chance to meet owls, hawks, llamas, goats, greyhounds, calves and rabbits.

There will also be a selection of craft workshops.

Food such as jacket potatoes, burgers and Sunday lunch will be available from The Old Deanery Farm Cafe.

Admission is free for children and £2.50 for adults.

A large car park is available on site and is easily accessible from Junctions 12 and 13 of the M6.