From ‘Vodka Hunters’ to ‘Slightly Fat Features’
Bournemouth’s largest independent arts festival, Bournemouth Emerging Arts Fringe (BEAF), is to fill the streets with creativity from 28 April – 7 May 2018.
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Have your say on the future of Dorchester’s Roman Town House
Dorchester hosts the only example of a fully exposed Roman town house in the country and its archaeology team are planning improvements to the site and want to know what people want.
Can ewe name the Cranborne Chase AONB mini mascot?
Children aged 10 and under are being asked to name this little lamb, which has been adopted as a mini mascot for 2018 by the Cranborne Chase Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
Chinese make a cream tea the British way at Wimborne’s QE
A group of 16 Chinese students on a three-day visit to Queen Elizabeth’s School in Wimborne had the unforgettable experience of making a cream tea the British way on 23 January 2018.
AC Academy Spectacular with Bournemouth and Poole’s young singers on Thursday
More than 200 young singers will be performing on the main stage in the Concert Hall at Lighthouse, Poole on the evening of 25 January.
It’s the Final Straw at Bestival 2018 and promotors urge others to follow suit
NEWS FEED Culture, Events & Entertainment | Posted on January 22nd, 2018 | It’s the Final Straw at Bestival 2018 and promotors urge others to follow suitBournemouth solicitors Preston Redman has given a £1K sponsorship to Macmillan Caring Locally’s renowned White Christmas Dip which takes place near Boscombe pier on Christmas Day Bestival promoters have…
Share your Lighthouse memories
Lighthouse, Poole’s Centre for the Arts turns 40 on 1 April and is seeking memories, anecdotes and memorabilia to form part of a special project.
Regent Centre celebrates as General Manager has baby
Regent Centre’s general manager goes on Maternity leave and appoints interim manager to look after the Centre
BBC Countryfile visits Sturminster Newton care home
Residents and visitors at Newstone House did a triple take when they were visited by BBC Countryfile star Adam Henson and two alpacas.
Boscombe fiddlers benefit from cash boost
The local Co-op in Boscombe has raised £2,824.15 via its Local Community Fund for the Coda Fiddle Orchestra.