Read our run down of the top events across the Maldon district this weekend. 

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Friday

Art Exhibition, Maldon

The Maeldune Heritage Centre will be displaying a series of oil paintings by George Kowzan. The colourful pieces are marked by their key bluey-green natural tones, inspired by a tabby cat that would visit the artist's wildlife pond every day, searching for the resident frog. The exhibition is a glorious tribute to the artist's furry friend, and the joy and ambition she brought him. The exhibition is on from Thursday May 29 until June 14, with the heritage centre open Tuesday to Saturday 11am until 4pm. You can join George for drinks and tapas this Friday from 5pm to 7.30pm.

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Steam Fair, Maldon

The Downs' traditional Steam Fair is back at Promenade Park from May 24 to June 1. Enjoy the vast selection of vintage stalls, games and fairground rides.

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Retro Games Night, Maldon

Get ready for an epic night of fun and nostalgia at a Retro Games Night at Madison Heights. There will be a wide variety of games including retro consoles like PS1, Nintendo 64 and Wii. £5 per hour, from 6.30pm until 10pm.

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Saturday

Kids History Event, Maldon

As part of a new exhibition, Feeding the Nation, Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome will be holding a family-focused interactive event. Each adult ticket holder will be able to bring two 'evacuees' aged 6-11, who will experience a day of learning and activities. Experience an air raid practise, make a gas mask box, and enjoy a story time from the award-winning team. 

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Sunday

Space-themed Kids Event, Langford

The Museum of Power is bringing an action-packed day of children's activities. Offering workshops, games, rides and stalls, the day will be completely free for kids up to the age of 15. Everything will align with the theme 'Kids in Space' - so think stars, planets, spaceships, galaxies and more. Adult entry is £9.

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