Here are the events not to be missed this weekend. 

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Friday 10 April- The Eras Experience: Taylor Swift Tribute by Xenna

Calling all Swifties! 

A sensational tribute show, celebrating queen of pop Taylor Swift, is coming to the Gatehouse Theatre this Friday.

As well as impressive vocal performances and dynamic dance routines, the concert will take the audience through all twelve stages of Swift's career including Life of a Showgirl and Opalite, Fate of Ophelia.

The Gatehouse Theatre said: "Headlined by the incredibly talented Xenna, this show is set to dazzle and delight, bringing Swift's iconic songs, signature styles, and magnetic presence to life like never before.

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"This immersive performance transports fans to a world filled with powerful anthems but it's more than just a concert; it's a journey through Taylor's career, with Xenna perfectly channeling the superstar's unique energy and incredible stage persona."

Buy tickets here.

Saturday 11 April- Coffee Concert at St Mary's

What could be a nicer way to spend a weekend than listening to beautiful music and drinking a freshly brewed cup of coffee?

Gifted organist Tim Sager, is bringing his musical talents to St Mary's from 11am until 12pm this Saturday.

The recital is free although donations are welcome.

Saturday 11 April- Stafford Farmers Market

Stafford's monthly market returns this weekend and is the perfect way to spend an afternoon as the weather begins to get warmer.

A range of artisan crafts and homeware will be for sale including wax melts, candles and jewellery.  

Wines, jams, pastries and cakes will also be available to purchase as well as some tasty street food. 

The event will begin at 9am in Market Square and finish at 3pm. 

However, it is advisable to get there early if you don't want to miss out. 

Traders sometimes pack up their stalls early if they run out of products.