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This weekend's Ashby events cover a wide range of entertainment and activities hopefully there is something for everyone.

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The Venture Theatre in Ashby. Photo: Instantstreetview.com

ABBA Sensation take to the stage on Friday night at The Venture Theatre.

Widely considered to be one of the best ever Abba Tribute Acts, they play to packed theatres and festivals throughout Europe.

A stunning stage show, which combines costume changes, lighting effects and a faithful reproduction of the Abba sound.

A great evening's entertainment is guaranteed for all age ranges.

The band love audience participation, so you can sing along, clap or even get up and dance. If however you are 'too posh' to join in, then no problem, just rattle your jewellery!

Details are HERE.

Brew in Market Street has another busy week lined up.

On Saturday, there is more pop up food with Gaucho Stu.

That means the craft beer bar will be serving up delicious Argentinian steak dishes.

Available to eat in or takeaway.

Details are HERE.

The next day, there is a Lazy Sunday Afternoon session at Brew.

This week it is popular local acoustic artist Calum Ward playing live.

Details are HERE.

There is live music in Ashby on Friday night with the White Hart hosting Sham Radio.

Details of that gig are HERE.

The Plough also has live music on Friday with The Cheeze playing live.

You can find details HERE.

The White Hart has live music on Friday night. Photo: Instantstreetview.com

Looking ahead to next Wednesday, Ashby Film Nights returns with Rye Lane.

Set against the vibrantly photographed backdrop of sunny south London, Rye Lane blends the warmth and charm of a rom com with a bit of sparky urban grit.

The film is smart, funny and heart warming. It stars the charismatic David Jonsson (who stared in the BBC's recent Agatha Christie adaption, Murder is Easy) and Vivian Oparah as a would-be couple who spend one long, action-packed day together.

Most of all this debut film by Raine Allen-Miller manages to make an old story feel new.

It will be shown at Ashby School and more details are HERE.

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