West Bromwich Albion's inaugural Diversity Day will be at The Hawthorns on Saturday - and this week they are letting you how you can celebrate the event with their packed day of highlights for fans to enjoy in the build-up to their Premier League clash against Watford which they hope will continue to prove that the club remains at the forefront of change through football.

There will be a range of activities highlighting the club's equality, inclusiveness and togetherness as they try to inspire and help their community both close to home and abroad.

You can get a flavour of Albion's work beyond the hallowed turf of The Hawthorns and stay with them all this week at wba.co.uk to learn more.

Find out about new supporters' clubs which highlight the Baggies' increasingly diverse backing or seize the chance to help our old favourite Jonas Olsson and his pioneering work in the slums of India.

You can also discover more, too, about such projects as Soho Albion, the Academy-funded free-of-charge junior outfit in the multicultural local ward of the same name.

And on the day itself, they've got a blaze of activity to enjoy in and around the stadium.

The Premier Legue team will be celebrating particularly the cultural traditions of their fans from the Asian and Chinese communities while the Fanzone becomes the focal point for a fusion of musical and culinary delights.

Also in the Fanzone, there will be the WBA FC Women's players who will be taking up a great new Football Dartboard Challenge. Or you can test your ability in a Blind Football penalty shoot-out.

Even the face painters will be catching the mood as they offer international flags and the 'Together We Are Albion' logo among their creations.

And they will be celebrating football's most famous barrier-breaking symbol - the club's cherished 'Three Degrees' team in which Brendon Batson, Cyrille Regis and the late Laurie Cunningham overcame bigotry and racism to lead football towards a more enlightened age.

Regis, Batson and representatives of the Cunningham family will be special Fans' Champions before kick-off on Saturday, bringing the match ball to the Premier League plinth and sending a message about Albion's place in the story of diversity.

The pounding beats of Dhol drummers will even take on the challenge of joining with 'The Liquidator' as the celebrations peak towards kick-off.

As the West Midlands-based giants say themselves; “There's never been a more important time to be together than now.”