Caption: Skateboarder busting an ollie. Bournemouth, Culture, Events & Entertainment, Ferndown, Film & Theatre, Poole | Posted on January 31st, 2019 | return to news Make Way for LuciaThis year Poole & Parkstone Productions celebrates its 100th anniversary Share now This year Poole & Parkstone Productions celebrates its 100th anniversary, and what better way to…
Two artists have been commissioned to help design and create inviting and attractive public spaces in the Townside area of Poole, enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors in the future.
The Regent Centre in Christchurch has heard it was ranked No 1 cinema for the biggest attendance in UK & Ireland for Andre Rieu’s 2018 Maastricht concert screenings, which took place in July and August 2018.
This year’s feelgood Lighthouse pantomime Dick Whittington was officially launched on 12 September, with cast members meeting the Mayor of Poole, Sean Gabriel, at the town’s historic Guildhall.
A vintage Bournemouth bus that started its service in the 1950s will be offering free trips around Wimborne for visitors to the Model Town’s annual Mini Steam and Vintage Day on 22 September.
A rare oil painting by Edward Seago, an artist favoured by Queen Elizabeth, is to be auctioned on 12 October, at an estimated price of £20,000-£30,000.
An allegorical painting inspired by Princess Diana is now on display, 21 years after her death, in an exhibition at The Eastbury Hotel in Sherborne.
The Russell-Cotes autumn exhibition, opening on 2 November, will feature photographs of China in the 1860s and 1870s taken by photographer, John Thomson.
Biennial arts festival, Inside Out Dorset, returns to the county in September, with its launch event sponsored by Poole BID.
The New Forest and Hampshire County Show attracted crowds on the first day and the heatwave didn’t dampen the spirited horses that took full advantage of the cooling breezes.
