There’s everything from a high school football game and a hike to a music performance and train display on the weekend calendar, right here in Hamilton and Wenham.

Each Friday morning, Hamilton-Wenham Patch’s “Get Out” weekend planner brings you a quick look at local events and activities.

The weekend calendar also includes many other things to do and we encourage you to look past this weekend guide into our full calendar of events, where we have other events listed.

Remember, if you have great ideas of your own that you want to share, please feel free to add them in the comments section at the bottom.

1. GENERALS FOOTBALL VS. GEORGETOWN

Where/When: Hamilton-Wenham Regional High School; Saturday, 1 p.m.

Why Go: Each week, the games get bigger and bigger with a Generals football team that just continues to impress. Saturday is the final regular season home game of the year to see the team in action against Northeastern Conference/Cape Ann League Tier 4 opponent Georgetown.
Pricing: $5

2. GEO-TRAX MODEL TRAIN LAYOUT

Where/When: Wenham Museum; Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Why Go: There’s no doubt that nothing attracts people to Wenham Museum more than trains. And GeoTrax are popular with “kids” of all ages. This weekend’s display is open during regular weekend museum hours both weekend days.

Pricing: $7.50 adults, $5.50 children 

3. TURKEY ROASTING AND CARVING DEMO

Where/When: Eurostoves, 45 Enon St., Beverly; Saturday, 1 p.m.

Why Go: Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away and what better way to gets some turkey tips than from some real pros. Eurostoves has teamed up with fellow North Beverly business The Meat House to offer a free turkey roasting demonstration and tasting.

Pricing: Free

4. GORDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA FALL CONCERT

Where/When: A.J. Gordon Memorial Chapel, Gordon College; Saturday, 7 p.m.

Why Go: It’s the first concert for the talent group of musicians at Gordon College, who will play a wide range of orchestral works.

Pricing: $10

5. SAGAMORE HILL WALK

Where/When: Donovan Field/Sagamore Hill; Sunday, 11 a.m.

Why Go: It is the public’s first look at the newest trail in Hamilton. Essex County Trail Association Executive Director Alex Van Alen says he expects 100 hikers and welcomes more to join the group. The hour-long walk will go from the Donovan Fields parking lot to the top of Sagamore Hill (the highest point in Hamilton) and take about an hour. At the top, Butch Crosbie from the Hamilton Historical Society will give a talk on the history of Sagamore Hill.

Pricing: Free