What's On in Chester is brought to you by our main sponsor, The Deva Tap. There is plenty happening in and around Chester this weekend, with a range of events taking place across the city.

You can find a small selection of things to do below. Planning an event of your own? Submit it HERE.

Roller disco - Cheshire County Sports Club - Saturday 7 November

Cheshire County Sports Club will host a roller disco this Saturday.

Taking place from 5.30pm to 7pm, the event is geared towards people of all ages - from age 4 upwards.

Complete with a mix of classic and modern music, and disco lighting, there will be staff on hand to help beginners and skates for hire (rollerskates or rollerblades). Spectators go free.

Founded in 2007, Rollers Club has grown from a single roller disco into the North West's leading mobile roller disco company, hosting professionally run skating sessions across Cheshire, Manchester, Liverpool and North Wales.

You can find out more and book here.

Comedy night - St Mary's Creative Space - Saturday 7 November

A comedy night will be held at St Mary's Creative Space this Saturday evening.

Led by The Comedians Club Chester, the event features performances by Dan Nightingale, Rachel Fairburn, Harry Strachini and Mark Nelson.

Attendees can expect a range of stand-up comedy, with The Comedians Club Chester having become a firm favourite with both punters and comics.

Last entry is 7.30pm and the event is for people aged 18 and over.

You can find tickets and more here.

Makers Market - Saturday 7 November - Exchange Square & Town Hall Square

Chester's Maker Market returns this Saturday with over 80 stalls packed with artisan treats, handmade crafts, independent makers and local produce.

Taking place from 10am to 4pm, the market will be held across Exchange Square and Town Hall Square.

Visitors can browse a range of stalls from artisan makers, bakers, food producers and independent traders, alongside street food and live music throughout the day.

The market is family and dog friendly, with organisers encouraging visitors to shop local and support independent businesses.

Remembrance Sunday parade - Sunday 8 November

The city's annual Remembrance Sunday parade will take place this Sunday (8 November).

A parade into the city centre will begin at 9.30am, followed by a service at Chester Cathedral at 10.15am.

An Act of Remembrance and wreath-laying ceremony will then take place in the cathedral gardens.

The event will conclude at 11.10am with an outbound parade and salute in the city centre.

Autumn Internationals live - The Deva Tap

You can catch all of Autumn Internationals live this weekend at The Deva Tap.

The Brook Street pub is gearing up for a major weekend of international rugby, alongside its signature selection of independent craft beers and specialist ales.

The live screening schedule begins on Friday 6 November with Ireland v Argentina at 8:10pm.

Action continues on Saturday 7 November featuring Scotland v New Zealand at 2:10pm, followed by Wales v Japan at 4:40pm.

The weekend concludes on Sunday 8 November with England v Australia at 3:10pm.

Tables can be reserved by contacting the pub at 01244 959425, or at their Facebook page.

'The Worst Record Covers in the World' - Grosvenor Museum

The Grosvenor Museum is currently hosting an award-winning exhibition celebrating the world's most awful record covers.

Held in gallery two, the temporary exhibition is a collection of "dreadful" record sleeves that makes people "giggle, guffaw and double up laughing everywhere it goes".

Running until early next year, visitors can explore Steve Goldman's extensive range of "unintentionally funny" record covers, vote for their three favourites, and listen to some tracks from the albums.

Since the exhibition began touring the country in 2021, it has featured on BBC's Have I Got News For You, BBC Radio 4's Front Row, BBC Breakfast, The Guardian, Metro and the "i" newspaper.

Grosvenor Museum is open Tuesday to Saturday, from 10.30am to 5pm, and Sunday from 1pm to 4pm. Entry is free but donations are welcome.

'The Worst Record Covers in the World' runs until January 17.