From solving a Sherlock Holmes mystery to watching a spectacular fireworks display, we have put together a round-up of unmissable events happening in Maldon this weekend.

And don't forget, if your business or organisation is running an event, you can advertise it for free with Maldon Nub News.

Every Thursday, we will bring you our top picks of the events in our What's On section for the coming weekend.

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1. Solve a murder mystery

The Museum of Power is holding a Sherlock Holmes murder mystery evening this Friday (5 November), and is inviting all amateur sleuths to attend.

There will be a three-course dinner and arrival drinks alongside a dramatic crime scene and a clue-solving game.

The evening will begin at 6.30pm and end at 10.30pm.

You can find the Museum of Power on Hatfield Road in Maldon.

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Tickets cost £42 each, which you can buy here.

Click here for more details.

2. Watch Maldon Rotary Club's highly-anticipated fireworks display

Head down to Promenade Park, on Park Drive in Maldon, to welcome the return of the town's annual fireworks event this Saturday (6 November).

The display is set to be attended by thousands of people, and will raise money for fantastic local charities.

Brian Farrington, chair of Maldon Rotary Club, which organises the event, has said the "spectacular" event is returning for "an even bigger and better display" this year.

Gates will open at 5.30pm and close by 9.30pm - the display will begin at 7.30pm.

You can buy tickets here and at Tesco, The Emporium and Washington News in Maldon.

Find out more here.

3. Support a brilliant local artist

This Saturday (6 November), local artist Charlie Moore will be back at Promenade Park selling her prints and original paintings.

Charlie will be selling her artwork - which is inspired by Maldon and surrounding areas - between 10am and 5pm.

Proceeds will also go towards supporting the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF).

You can read more here and view Charlie's online art gallery here.

For more local events, follow this link to our What's On page.