About The City Brief Weston-super-mare

Your Personal Newsletter For All Local Events in Weston-super-mare

In Weston-super-Mare, local life unfolds through weekly gatherings and seasonal traditions that bring neighbours together across distinct areas of town. You can find events like Weston Bike Nights on Thursdays along the seafront near The Odeon Cinema and Marine Lake promenade, or annual highlights such as International HeliDays at Worlebury Hill in late summer, when helicopters from across Europe land on beach lawns.

The Sand Sculpture Exhibition transforms parts of Weston Bay into temporary art spaces each autumn, with large-scale sculptures built near Penarth Road and displayed along Clevedon's coastal footpath. Meanwhile, the Town Hall remains a consistent civic hub for public meetings and planning announcements.

Landmarks such as RAF Weston-super-Mare , now Westland Helicopters Museum , anchor memory and tradition, while sites like the First World War Memorial in Grove Park near Ellenborough, the Art Deco Tropicana building on Alexandra Parade (partially closed), The Iron Age Hill Fort at Worlebury Hill, Banksy’s Pinwheel sculpture by Penarth Road, and Silica Kiosk just off Waterloo Street offer enduring points of interest.

Events from beach races in October to arts festivals hosted across Southward or Knightstone during September–October are shared clearly. No hype, just what's on: updated weekly through local channels for those who know the town well enough not to need directions.

What we Cover

Each week The City Brief highlights events happening across Weston-super-Mare – live music, theatre, food, family activities, markets and more.

Have a look at what's happening this week and this coming weekend.

About The City Brief

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About the editor

The City Brief Weston-super-Mare is edited by Dean Withey, founder of The City Brief. A former RAF pilot turned founder and investor, Dean has built and sold two technology companies, including ubisend, a conversational AI platform used by the NHS and BAE Systems, and has shipped more than thirty enterprise AI systems over twenty years in tech. He is based in Norwich, England.

Why this site exists, in Dean's words: "In an AI-powered world, you can no longer trust what you see and hear online. The future is local: trusting only what you can see for yourself. The City Brief is the trusted brief for what's happening in your city."

Listings are gathered from venue websites, official box offices and event platforms, then checked and curated before publishing. AI tools assist with drafting; every published page follows our editorial policy.

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