Here is our list of top picks for events in Leamington, brought to you in partnership with CJ's Events Warwickshire and Windmill Hill Brewery.

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Here are our top picks:

1. Leamington's Food and Drink Festival returns 

Leamington Food and Drink Festival is back this weekend.

The free event will take place Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September 2025 from 10am to 6pm at the Royal Pump Room Gardens.

Now in its 18th year, the much-loved festival is expected to welcome thousands of visitors eager to indulge in the very best food, drink and live entertainment the region has to offer — and the best part? 

It's completely free to attend.

With around 120 exhibitors, festival-goers can expect everything from sizzling street food and artisan delights to tempting treats from many of Leamington's favourite local businesses.

Full details here.

The free event will take place Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 September 2025 from 10am to 6pm at the Royal Pump Room Gardens (image supplied)

2. Friday Markets

Friday 5 September sees the return of Leamington's weekly market on Holly Walk. 

Organised by CJ's Events Warwickshire, the Leamington markets are a new addition to the town and are currently running on a three-month trial.

The markets run from 10am to 4pm and offer a variety of goods from food, clothes and handmade items from local independent businesses.

And don't forget to keep an eye out for our new weekly market series featuring Leamington's traders.

Friday 5 September sees the return of Leamington's weekly market on Holly Walk (image via Nub News)

3. Street Art Tour 

Join Street artists and owner of BRINK, Tim Robottom on a 90 minute walk and tour of the history behind Leamington's street art, graffiti and murals. 

The tour will take place on Sunday 7 September from 10.30am.

The walk is limited to 10 people due to uneven surfaces and all proceeds go towards the Leamington Mural Art Festival.

Attendees should meet promptly outside the Pump Rooms to begin the tour.

Organisers said: "Learn about the artists, the methods used to make their murals and the story of underground to mainstream art."

Find out more here.

Tim Robottom in front of the mural in partnership with Leaming BID (images via Nadia Sayed)