ARE you looking for things to do in Ealing this week?

Well look no further than our What's On section which is full of exciting events taking place in the local area in the near future.

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Our top pick for this week is The Hootie in the Meadow music festival in Hanwell.

One of London's largest rock festivals that takes place every year in the heart of West London, offering locals the chance to rock-out to some home-grown talents.

Run entirely by volunteers, the event has offered free entry since its inception in 2013.

Co-founder Andy McRobbie told Ealing Nub News: "It's always a really happy and positive vibe, we are really supported by the community and everyone cherishes it.

"People will be surprised by the community feel but also how good the music is, it's not just Dave with a banjo, here you can have a community vibe and incredible music that you would hear and read about in NME."

There will be an afternoon session from 12 – 5pm with a more family feel, and an evening session from 6-11pm, which promises to be more "gritty".

A musical comedy stage, youth stage set in a giant igloo and beer from a local brewery will feature at this year's event.

McRobbie's ones to look out for include the bands Avalanche Part and St Agnes, as well as Hanwell born and raised Gemma Rogers and local boys Sterling Press.

Hootie in the Meadow will take place this Saturday, 18 September.

The event is located at the Viaduct Meadow, Hanwell, UB1 3ET, a short walk from Hanwell Broadway.

You can check out the line-up, Here.