What’s on in Stafford this weekend: Doug Hyde, Britpop Day Party and Wheels Motor Show
By Livia Gregor 3rd Sep 2026
Here are the events not to be missed this weekend.
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Saturday 5 September: Come and Meet Doug Hyde
This Saturday, artist Doug Hyde will be launching his new collection at the Riverside Gallery in Stafford.
Doug is a highly successful painter, once described as the UK's most popular living artist on a BBC national news broadcast.
He has many famous fans including Roy Hodgson, Rory McIlroy and Emily Blunt.
Riverside Gallery said: "Come and meet Doug Hyde on the 5 September and see his stunning new collection at Riverside Gallery in Stafford.
"We are the country's leading independent stockist of Doug's work with many sold out and special editions available.
"All purchases will be personally dedicated with your special message by Doug on the day."
Speak to a member of the Riverside team to RSVP ([email protected]).

Saturday 5 September: Britpop Day Party
Top of the World is hosting a Britpop Day Party this Saturday.
Attendees can expect to hear all the classic 90s hits from Pulp, Blur, Oasis, Suede and many more.
Top of the World said: "Get ready for an afternoon of wall-to-wall Britpop anthems as our DJ spins the biggest tunes from the era that defined a generation.
"From swaggering classics to feel-good sing-alongs, this is a daytime party packed with iconic British guitar music."

Sunday 6 September: Wheels Motor Show
Wheels Motor Show is returning to Penkridge Market this Sunday.
Cars, vans, lorries and bikes will be on display.
Event organisers said: "The all makes show will feature Classic, Vintage and Modern (Super and High Performance) vehicles from all decades.
"This exclusive event caters for a huge range of styles from the fastest super cars and modern performance to original classics."
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