Clevedon’s first Great Big Green Week kicked off with a market in Queens Square on Saturday.

There were a variety of stalls from local wildlife groups with information on sustainable bee keeping, tree planting and insect boxes.

North Somerset Times: Laura Webster from the A Better Weight shop at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market.Laura Webster from the A Better Weight shop at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market. (Image: Mark Atherton)

Visitors could also find out more about electric bikes, recycling and waste and sustainable living.

On Sunday, a grow your own trail was held around gardens in the town to enable green-fingered residents to learn more about gardening.

North Somerset Times: Children making bird feeders and bug hotels at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market.Children making bird feeders and bug hotels at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market. (Image: Mark Atherton)

The Curzon cinema also screened Damon Gameau’s 2040 film, which explores what the future could look like if we adopted a more sustainable lifestyle.

North Somerset Times: Hilary Neal and Sal Pearson from North Somerset Sustainable Bees at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market.Hilary Neal and Sal Pearson from North Somerset Sustainable Bees at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market. (Image: Mark Atherton)

Clevedon Library, in Old Church Road, is running a display on Great Big Green Week and how to look after the environment until September 25.

North Somerset Times: Jamie, Ruth Staples and Ed Spangler from Clevedon Community Bookshop at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market.Jamie, Ruth Staples and Ed Spangler from Clevedon Community Bookshop at Clevedon's Great Big Green Market. (Image: Mark Atherton)

The week ends with a farmers’ market in Queens Square on September 25, where local produce will be on sale from 9am-12.30pm.