The Tropicana will be the place to go this weekend, when the Hazy Days festival takes place. And while you are enjoying the live music, here are some other events in Weston-super-Mare you could enjoy over the next two days...

Weston Mercury: Sarah Whitehouse, Lucy Fieldhouse and Rich Peglar selling VIP tickets.Sarah Whitehouse, Lucy Fieldhouse and Rich Peglar selling VIP tickets. (Image: Archant)

The Tropicana, Weston

Art and music will once again take centre stage at the Tropicana when it hosts the Hazy Days festival. The fun starts at 7pm on Friday and 10am on Saturday and Sunday. More than 80 musicians will play throughout the three days on four stages, while artists will also display their work. Entry is free, but you can pre-register by visiting www.hazydays.co.uk and VIP tickets can also be bought for £20, which includes three free drinks. Click here for a full preview of the event.

Weston Mercury: Phoebe enjoying the cakes at Emmanuel Church Spring fair.Phoebe enjoying the cakes at Emmanuel Church Spring fair. (Image: Archant)

Emmanuel Church, Weston

Emmanuel Church in Oxford Street is hosting its summer fete on Saturday from 10.30am-2pm. There will be a variety of stalls selling various items including homemade cakes and old coins.

Weston Mercury: Locking summer fete in 2013.Locking summer fete in 2013. (Image: Archant)

Locking

Locking is hosting a summer fair on Saturday from 2-5pm. There will be a barbecue and other refreshments, stalls selling jam, cakes, cream teas and plants, and outdoor activities provided by the scouts.

Victory Hall, Uphill

A market will be held in Uphill’s Victory Hall, in Old Church Road, on Saturday from 10am-1pm. There will be a range of stalls on display, including locally-made cheese and bread. Refreshments will also be available. For more information, contact June on 01934 418184.

All Saint’s Church, Weston

All Saints’ Church will continue its lunchtime concert season with the return of the Harlequin Singers on Saturday. The show will feature folk and pop songs and music from films. The concert at the church in All Saints Road will begin at noon, and entry is £7 on the door.