244 youngsters turn up to auditions at the Regent
Christchurch High Street was packed on Sunday 15 July when 244 teenagers and children turned up to audition for Ginger Boy Productions’ Disney Peter Pan Jr.
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Winner of the Hall & Woodhouse DLF writing prize announced
Local author, Philip Browne has been announced as the winner of the inaugural Hall & Woodhouse DLF Writing Prize.
Poole Harbour cruise closes this year’s Jazz by the Sea Festival
This year’s Jazz by the Sea Festival ended on a high note with a cruise on the Dorset Queen when Revolution Club played one of their own unique sets.
International cow appreciation day celebrates supermoo-del Queenie
When Dorset farmer, Jon Stanley, received a cow as part of the celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee in 2012, he didn’t know she would become a supermoo-del and get all the attention she deserved on International Cow Appreciation Day (10 July).
103-year-old man samples favourite tipple at Brook View
One of Dorset’s oldest real ale fans has been sampling his favourite tipple again, thanks to tie-up between his care home and a nearby brewery.
Dorset TANKFEST attracts 22,000 people
More than 22,000 people, over three days, attended the 15th Dorset TANKFEST at the Tank Museum in Bovington attracting worldwide support.
MasterChef winner to appear at Dorset festival
MasterChef winner, author and restaurateur Shelina Permalloo will be hosting a chef demonstration at the Taste of the South festival in Dorset this July.
Dorset Tank Museum appeals for missing commander and MC
The Tank Museum in Dorset has launched an appeal to find the Military Cross (MC) won by the commander of its Mark V tank.
Bournemouth’s Metropole Market invites you to join in the Mardi Gras procession
Metropole market organisers have announced a Mardi Gras themed procession through Holdenhurst Road in Bournemouth and invite visitors to join in.
Music showcase at Poole’s free Folk on the Quay festival
Poole Quay will be transformed into a waterside music venue, complete with award winning Folk acts, street ceilidhs and Morris dancing for Folk on the Quay.