What's On and Things To Do Around Portsmouth

7pm Bar 8pm Meal Enjoy a 3 course meal with classic hits from our fantastic Adele Tribute Act and great tunes from our resident DJ.

1½ acre garden designed and constructed by current owners. An exceptional range of rare, unusual and architectural plants incl National Collection of Eucalyptus. Dramatic foliage plants from around the world, see plants you have never seen before!

Wisteria clad C15 house (not open) surrounded by yew and hornbeam hedges situated next to Chidmere pond; a natural wildlife preserve approx 5 acres.

Just three weeks until our exciting Open Day at Itchenor! All our activities in and around the Harbour will be on display. Lots for all the family to see and do!

This garden is an escape to the Mediterranean. The hard landscaping takes inspiration from Moorish design. The plants are a mixture of origin, from all over the world, with particular attention to the Antipodes. The garden changes dynamic throughout the year and there is always something unusual in flower.

Steampunks and the only remaining steam-powered Victorian Brickworks in the UK are such a natural fit! Steampunk is a mix of sci fi and fantasy with a huge range of interpretation possible. A great networking and photo opportunity with all our Victorian machinery!

TENORS Un LIMITED is proud to present their newest touring show. Throughout 2018 the guys will tour UK theatres and concert halls performing works from their previous albums and tours as well as new repertoire. This concert series combines the rich vocal harmonies for which Tenors Un Limited are known.

Early C17 house (not open) and walled gardens in SDNP. Clipped yew and box, lawns, borders and fine views. Vegetables, fruit and poultry in old kitchen garden. Carpet of daffodils in spring. Nearly 100 roses planted since 2008. Various trees both mature and young. Lime avenue planted in 1973 to replace elms.

This is a garden for all seasons which delights the visitor. Started in 1988, it features cottage, woodland and Japanese style gardens, water features and borders of perennials with a particular emphasis on southern hemisphere plants. Unusual plants for the plantsman to enjoy, many grown from seed.

Love is undoubtedly in the air with Harry and Meghan getting married this May. At St. Peter’s church, Curdridge we are planning a celebration of love and marriage at a Royal Wedding Fayre.

Open Garden on Saturday 16th June & Sunday 17th June (No dogs please) Refreshments In aid of St Michael’s Church, Chalton

Whether newly married and living happily ever after, long-term partners, single, or just up for a laugh, Breast Cancer Haven, Wessex are hosting their inaugural Wedding Dress Ball Friday 8 June 2018 at The Botleigh Grange Hotel. It’s a great opportunity to get dressed up for a good cause.

Walled and other gardens surrounding lovely C15 stone house (not open); bulbs, flowering shrubs, roses, ponds, and potager. Many unusual and rare trees and shrubs. In late spring the wisterias are spectacular. The heady scent of hybrid musk roses fills the walled garden in June.

Award-winning Wildlife and Sensory Garden. Winding pathway sensitively planted with bee loving plants, all grown from seed, which leads to a tranquil pond and bog garden.

Garden 120ft x 27ft in a rural setting, densely planted with mixed borders and shrubs. Large collection of roses, mainly New English shrub roses; walls, fences and arches covered with mid and late season clematis; baskets overflowing with fuchsias. A profusion of colour and scent in a well maintained small garden.

Four Seasons Art is a group of artists headed by Marianna Kneller, Fellow and Founder Member of the Society of Botanical Artists. They have held a spring exhibition at Exbury Gardens since 2005.

From windswept barren 2 acre cattle field to developing tranquil country garden. Natural, mainly native planting and wild flowers. Cottagey front garden, herb garden, orchard, fruit cage and large pond. The good life and a haven for wildlife!

Los Ladrones, a vocal group from Havant, present extracts from Sir Arthur Sullivan’s neglected works including On Shore and Sea, The Chieftain and The Foresters. Refreshments to follow.

Fishbourne Art Group will be exhibiting an eclectic mix of paintings and craft work. A small group of Island artists, Fishbourne Art Group will be displaying their unique work from paintings, crafts and ceramics in the historic Old Town Hall at Newtown.

To celebrate the centenary of the first act to give women the right to vote, join our guided tour to discover how the history of the Old Town Hall owes much to the mysterious all-female Ferguson’s Gang.

On our gentle walk, we’ll wander across grassy meadows, through ancient woodland and to the edges of the delicate saltmarsh to discover the wildlife that lives here. Newtown is home to a variety of wildlife, providing a rich delicate habitat which is carefully managed. On our 1.

Our ranger will guide you across two miles of Compton Down, one of the best sites for butterflies on the Isle of Wight. We’ll help you spot and identify these delicate creatures. We’ll also explain the work we do to ensure the habitats they live in are cared for and that the butterflies can thrive.

Families looking for adventure can run through the wavy grass and splosh through the mud when they go on a Bear Hunt at Newtown.

An exhibition of colourful ceramic artwork by local artist Gillian Mountford, set against the backdrop of the historic Old Town Hall. Gillian creates works in vibrant blues and bright whites that are combined using traditional Agateware techniques that mimic the layers of Agate rocks.

Starting at The Novium Museum at the site of the Roman Bath House, our guided walks will take you back in time through Roman Chichester. Please note, these walks are suitable for families. £3 per person. Booking is essential.

Led by the Novium Museum and supported by Chichester BID, the Roman Society and the Roman Research Trust, Roman Week is returning for its third year and is set to be bigger and better than ever!

Archaeological excavations in Priory Park in 2017 revealed part of a hot room of a bath house from a high status Roman town house.

Join us in Priory Park for an exciting re-enactment which will bring the Roman period to life. As well as talks and demonstrations (listed below), we will have a range of static displays such as a military camp complete with Roman artillery and a field medicine tent.

Chichester Farmer’s Market transforms into a one-off Roman Market! Experience a taste of life in the Roman times with this unique immersive theatre. Learn about Roman food and discover Roman recipes. Visitors are encouraged to dress up!

Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital has announced its June complimentary advice sessions, covering a range of health topics.

Pick up our family trail this half-term and explore the gardens and grounds. Families can hunt for clues taking children around Uppark’s easy to navigate gardens.

Find out more about our Woman of the Month, Emma Hamilton. Join one of our short 15 minute talks on our featured Woman of the Month, Emma Hamilton. Looking at her time here at Uppark and then onto the rest of her life, Emma Hamilton’s story was not short of scandal and misfortunes!

Join local artist Kathryn Green to find out how to work with silk and the process of screen printing. Emma Hamilton loved silks and many images of her show the luxurious material draped over her. Textile designer Kathryn Green joins us to show how she works with silk and the process of screen printing.

Kirsty Merryn joins us to celebrate the Women of Uppark with live music in the gardens. As part of our Women of Uppark season, Kirsty Merryn delights us with music from her new album She & I.

Come and peek at the pests that are eating our collection and we’ll show you how we stop them. The collection and environment in a historic house such as Uppark provides both food sources and harbourage (a place to live) for many different types of pest. These can range from insect pests, to birds and mice.

Have you ever wondered what lies behind our closed doors' Don’t miss the opportunity for a sneak peek as we open some doors, drawers and cupboards thought the house giving a real insight into the secret world of a stately home and our collection. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Small 82ft x 39ft town garden started in 2008. Raised beds built using railway sleepers and imaginative use of other recycled and new materials to make interesting artistic garden pieces, to complement small herbaceous border, pergola and two ponds, one with a variety of fish.

This event will consider the memory of Jean Moulin, one of the central figures of resistance in France. Moulin served as General de Gaulle’s emissary in France, working to knit together the competing factions of resistance into a unified movement.

Live Music, Raffle, Public Bar, Hog Roast, BBQ, Teas & Coffee’s, Ice Creams, Face Painting, Pony Rides, Fete Games, Zorbing, Bouncy Castle and much more

This is a chance to see and explore the amazing wildlife and stunning natural scenery of this unspoilt tip of the Manhood Peninsular. The programme for all ages from toddlers upwards includes walks, cycling, astronomy, wildlife, history, owls, snorkelling and a mindful event.

7 acre hillside, chalk garden on the north side of the South Downs with fine views of surrounding countryside. Extensive herbaceous, shrub and rose borders on different levels merging into natural wild flower meadow renowned for its collection of native orchids. Fully stocked vegetable garden and greenhouses.

The Fishbourne Art Group will be exhibiting an eclectic mix of paintings and craft work, which will also be available to buy. Open every day expect Monday and Friday. Guide dogs only. Meet at the Old Town Hall PO30 4PA (SZ 423 906)

Join our guided tour to discover how the history of the Old Town Hall owes much to Ferguson’s Gang. This group of pioneering women was instrumental in raising awareness of the need to protect and preserve valuable places, such as the Old Town Hall, but they did it in an eccentric way.

Newtown is home to a variety of wildlife, providing rich delicate habitat which is carefully managed. On our gentle walk, we’ll wander across grassy meadows, through ancient woodland and to the edges of the delicate saltmarsh to discover who lives there and why your help is vital to the conservation of this beautiful...

Gillian Mountford creates works in vibrant blues and bright whites that are combined using traditional Agateware techniques that mimic the layers of Agate rocks. The results are beautiful and unique earthenware ceramics that have both a decorative and functional use in the home. Normal admission prices apply.

Newtown is home to a variety of wildlife, providing rich delicate habitat which is carefully managed. On our gentle walk, we’ll wander across grassy meadows, through ancient woodland and to the edges of the delicate saltmarsh to discover who lives there and why your help is vital to the conservation of this beautiful...

Revolution Pro Wrestling: Live In Southampton 3. Artists performing: Revolution Pro Wrestling.: Tickets avaiable.

We are very excited to be welcoming Kirk Brandon and Spear of Destiny back to Southampton at The 1865! They are hitting Southampton as part of their nationwide UK tour to promote forthcoming album ’Tontine’.

On Sunday June 3rd REVOLUTION PRO WRESTLING comes to the 1865, Southampton for ’Live In Southampton 3’ event and we are promising a night of pro wrestling action you won’t want to miss!