What's on: 14 things to do this weekend (February 19-21)

Each week, we bring you a round-up of community and family-friendly events taking place across Maidenhead, Slough, Windsor, Burnham, Twyford and the surrounding area.

Find out what's on where you are below.

FRIDAY

LANGLEY: Youngsters are being invited to make their own pasta mobile at Langley Library today (Friday).

Aimed at children of all ages, the event also includes story-time. The one-hour session is due to start at 2pm at the library in Trelawney Avenue.

SLOUGH: Train lovers will be whisked away to North Korea at the next meeting of the Slough and Windsor Railway Society today (Friday).

Colin Miell will be the guest speaker at the event which starts at 7.45pm.

Tickets cost £5 for members and £6 for non-members.

SLOUGH: Face painting for children will be taking place outside Primark in the Queensmere Observatory Shopping Centre today (Friday).

Children can have their faces painted with a variety of designs between 11am and 1pm and 2pm and 4pm.

SATURDAY:

BRITWELL: A story and rainbow craft activity is taking place at Britwell Library tomorrow (Saturday).

Open to all ages the session is being held at the library in Wentworth Avenue and starts at 2pm.

CIPPENHAM: A Bollywood dancing taster session aimed at all ages is happening at Cippenham Library.

Starting at 11.30am tomorrow (Saturday), the hour-long session is open to all.

IVER: An easygoing short walk is taking place in Iver tomorrow (Saturday).

Organised by the Iver and District Countryside Association and Simply Walk, the group meets at Iver Village Hall car park at 2pm.

The walk usually lasts around two hours with the chance to socialise with other walkers at a cafe in the High Street afterwards.

MAIDENHEAD: After baking to help endangered animals in 2015, six-year-old Eileanór Phelan’s latest venture sees her supporting humans in need.

The St Edmund Campion Catholic Primary School pupil is hosting a tea party on Saturday in aid of The Brett Foundation.

Eileanór was nicknamed the ‘Cake Crusader’ by the Advertiser last year when she held a cake sale and raised £120 for the World Wildlife Fund (WWF). This time she has decided to concentrate her efforts on a cause closer to home.

“I wanted to have a tea party for The Brett Foundation because I thought it would be nice to raise money for the homeless,” she said. “They don’t have a big house, clothes, food or money so I thought it would be nice to give the money to them.

“I’m looking forward to seeing how many people will come on the day, especially my friends from school. I’m also looking forward to licking the spoon when we have finished baking!

“I invited the Queen but she can’t make it, but that’s ok because my daddy is wearing a Minion outfit.”

The tea party will include a nail painting bar, book swap table, face painting and a raffle, as well as refreshments. It will take place at St Mark’s Methodist Church from 1-3pm.

The Brett Foundation was set up by Maidenhead Foodshare’s Sue Brett and helps families and individuals in need.

SLOUGH: The next Slough Museum Saturday Club is taking place tomorrow (Saturday).

The club is held on the ground floor of Slough Library in the High Street.

Free family craft activities are held between 12.30pm and 2pm.

WINDSOR: Hot soup, chutney and cheese will be served as part of a Lent Lunch being held tomorrow (Saturday) at St Agnes Church in St Leonards Road.

There is a lunch every Saturday during Lent.

They run from noon-2pm and will be held in the St Agnes Church Hall.

Donations are welcome and will be given to a different charity each week

WINDSOR: The monthly Windsor Independent Street Market returns to Peascod Street tomorrow (Saturday).

Stalls selling delicacies including Spanish paella, Eton fudge and Peruvian wraps will be open from 10am-5pm.

Contact 07821725626 for more details.

SUNDAY:

ASCOT: Ascot Farmers’ Market will be in Car Park three at the racecourse on Sunday from 9.30am-1pm.

Visit www.tvfm,org.uk for more information on the stalls.

SUNNINGDALE: A concert will raise money for Tearfund Uganda.

The Vox Chamber Choir conducted by Robert Lewis will perform Songs of Love and Loss on Sunday at 4.30pm at Holy Trinity Church, Sunningdale.

Entry is free but there will be a collection with a suggested donation of £10.

Visit holytrinitysunningdale. co.uk or call the church office on 01344 621886 for more details.

SUNNINGHILL: Don’t miss Jane Richardson’s Bollywood Cinema and Curry Night at the Cordes Hall Cinema tomorrow (Saturday).

The evening will include a drink, Bollywood music, Indian snacks and curry prepared by Rajvoog in the High Street.

Bollywood film 3 Idiots will be screened.

Tickets cost £25 and are on sale from Inspirations and Sunninghill Wine in Sunninghill High Street and Budgens in Ascot.

Profits will go towards the Cordes Hall toilets project.

WOKINGHAM: The annual Wokingham Half Marathon is set to take place on Sunday.

The race, which welcomes 3,000 runners, will start at 10am.

A cash prize of £500 is available to anyone who breaks the course record, which stands at one hour, three minutes and 14 seconds for men and 1.11.9 for women.

Visit www.wokinghamhalfmarathon.co.uk for more details and to enter.