Here is our list of top picks for events in and around Solihull this weekend.

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Here are our top picks for the coming days.

Knowle 750 Gala Dinner

A gala dinner will be held at Hogarths Hotel to mark the finale of Knowle's 750th anniversary celebrations.

The Knowle 750 Anniversary Gala Dinner will feature a three-course meal, live entertainment and an evening of celebrations.

The event will take place at the hotel, with guests invited to arrive from 7pm for a 7.30pm start.

The dress code is 'dress to impress'.

Tickets cost £65 per person, with Visit Knowle Loyalty members able to receive a 10% discount through the Visit Knowle website or app.

All profits from the event will go towards local projects benefiting Knowle, including a planned 'Welcome to Knowle' sign and electrical work needed to bring the village's Christmas lights up to standard.

Click here for more information and tickets.

Sing Solihull 10th Anniversary Concert

Sing Solihull will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a special concert featuring popular classics, timeless favourites and unforgettable melodies.

Led by choir director Anya Small, the performance will mark a decade of bringing people together through music, friendship and community singing.

The event will celebrate the friendships and confidence built over the years, welcoming both long-standing supporters and those discovering the choir for the first time.

The concert will be dedicated to the memory of choir member Liz O'Brien, remembered by the group for her warmth, kindness and love of music.

Click here for more information.

Fundraising Night Walk

People are being invited to take part in the 11th Night Walk for Cameron on Friday 9 October, raising money for the Cameron Grant Memorial Trust and promoting mental health awareness.

The free community walk will start and finish at Fentham Hall, Hampton-in-Arden, taking participants on a short route to Barston and back.

Free headtorches will be available for those who need them.

Held the day before Cameron would have turned 33, the annual event encourages walkers to make a voluntary donation or raise sponsorship, with funds helping to provide mental health resources, including Cameron's Coasters and Wellbeing Postcards, to schools, universities, clubs and workplaces across the UK.

Click here for registration and more information.