Lost as to what to do this weekend? Here is our top pick.

1# Enjoy the sounds of gypsy jazz, swing & French café music at Tetbury Goods Shed 

Back by popular demand - Le Swing bring to Tetbury Goods Shed their unique blend of female jazz vocal, acoustic and electric guitars, double bass and occasional trumpet.

They'll be performing an evening of French chanson and American songbook classics, delivered in their own gypsy jazz-inspired style.

Featuring the voice of Helen Marshall, backed by Dave Roach and Phil Harris (guitars), and Martin Harvey (bass), the band members are seasoned musicians, each with their own rich and varied tale of performing.

They each have their own eclectic mix of inspirations and influences, each bringing their own musical personality to the band's sound.

Early bird tickets are available for the performance at £10.50 while tickets on the door on the night will cost £12.50.

For more information and to buy tickets online, visit https://shed-arts.co.uk/event/le-swing-2/

2# Relive the dawn of the motoring era at Tewkesbury Classic Vehicle Festival 

The Rotary Club of Tewkesbury stage their annual Classic Vehicle Festival at Tewkesbury School Playing Fields on Sunday, August 19.

Over 1,000 classic vehicles will be on display, from the dawn of the motoring era, to pre-war, post-war, American classics, custom cars, hot rods to supercars, motorbikes and those of historic and engineering significance to mass-produced retro run-abouts.

It's not just cars either ... over 200 classic motorcycles will be displayed, with all the major marques represented including Honda, Yamaha, Harley Davidson, Moto Guzzi, AGS, Triumph and Royal Enfield to local Gloucestershire-based manufacturer Cotton.

The Classic Vehcile Festival, now in its 8th year is the Rotary Club's biggest charity annual fundraiser which actively raises thousands of pounds for both national and regional charities. Over £100,000 has been donated since its inception.

Two of the charity beneficiaries this year will be the Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice and Midlands Air Ambulance Charity.

The Festival features live vintage entertainment courtesy of the Haywood Sisters, Lindy Hop dance demonstrations, plus 110 quality trade stands, autojumble and a wide selection of onsite catering.

3# Watch a hit musical at Rendcomb College 

The Barn Academy, based at The Barn Theatre in Cirencester will bring their first amateur production to the stage at The Griffin Theatre in Rendcomb.

This is the world-famous story of the power struggle between Jean Valjean and the Police Inspector Javert over a period of 20 years. Jean Valjean is released on parole after 19 years on the chain gang and finds that the yellow ticket-of-leave he must, by law, display condemns him to be an outcast, forcing him to seek refuge with the Bishop of Digne. Caught stealing silver, Valjean is spared from further imprisonment by the Bishop, who lies for him and sends him on his way. Javert is determined to catch the man who has violated his parole, so as Valjean finds new success under a new name he continually comes close to the hands of Javert, whilst another revolution constantly looms over Paris.

Packed with great songs, the Les Misérables music includes 'At the End of the Day', 'I Dreamed a Dream', 'One Day More, On My Own', 'Empty Chairs at Empty Tables' and 'Bring Him Home'.

4# Support an inspirational charity at their Ukulele festival in Cheltenham 

Cheltenham-based charity, The Butterfly Garden is staging its annual Ukulele Festival this weekend.

The event will take place on Saturday 18th August and will be open from 5:30 until 9.30pm and is free to attend.

The evening features live performance from Ukulele groups across Gloucestershire and beyond.

Visitors are invited to bring their own food and drink to enjoy. Alongside the great music, The Bufferfly Garden will be holding a raffle to raise vital funds.

5# Ride the Dean Forest Railway with Thomas 

Jump on board the Dean Forest Railway and enjoy a fun packed day with Thomas the Tank Engine.

There is so much to see and do, and Sir Topham, the Fat Controller, insists that it's all included in your great value day ticket - there's nothing else to pay!

'Sir Topham Hatt, the Fat Controller' will keep 'Thomas', 'Troublesome Trucks' and devious 'Diesel's' shunting in order! Thomas says he always enjoys visiting the Dean Forest Railway and he will be up to his usual tricks this year and is looking forward to meeting you on the platform at Norchard station. If you are really good he will give you a ride in 'Toad' the brakevan.

As well as brake van rides on Thomas, your tickets cover you for unlimited travel on the big steam train and Daisy the Diesel.

Steam train rides are running from Norchard to Parkend, where you can visit the Imagination Station.

Three rides and a host of activities all included in the one entrance price.