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Sample Near Here weekly email — what's on near Os this weekend, with example events, dates, venues, and links.
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What you get

The useful local bits near Os: family days, theatre, cinema, markets, festivals, community events, and the odd lovely surprise we'd be cross to miss.

What you don't get

Daily barrage, mystery promos, or a grand nationwide blast. It's a weekly round-up of what's on near Os, and that's that.

Worth remembering

Plans change. Prices wobble. Venues move things about. We do the legwork, but it is still smart to check the organiser's site before you head out.

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