Big opportunity for local dancer Zoë Crothall who will perform in David Walliams’s Gangsta Granny
Zoë will perform in the world premiere of David Walliams’ Gangsta Granny at Poole’s Lighthouse Centre for the Arts from 24-28 May.
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Bournemouth Food & Drink fest serves fighting feast in People’s Kitchen
Bournemouth will be filled with mouthwatering aromas between 16-25 June as the town’s seventh Food & Drink Festival gets underway.
Crying for pleasure in Dorset town of Wimborne Minster
Town criers from as far away as East Sussex and Devon proudly proclaimed the virtues of their home towns in Wimborne Square on 1 May.
Local collectors will be chuffed with this lot of model trains
A collection of model trains, assembled by a man in Bridport over many years, is to be sold at auction in Crewkerne on 12 May 2017.
Refracted: Collection Highlights – a major new exhibition showing at Russell-Cotes
The 50th anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homesexuality has spurred a new exhibition, Refracted, in Bournemouth from 13 May.
Newly conserved Sea Music sculpture in Poole to be launched in May
The launch of the newly conserved and repainted Sea Music sculpture, by Sir Anthony Caro, will take place on Poole Quay on 13 May 2017.
Wimborne Model Town goes loco
There are reports that people of all ages have been enjoying the new railway attractions at Wimborne Model Town, especially over the Bank holiday weekend.
Spetisbury Pantomime raises £500 for Dorset charity
Diverse Abilities, Dorset’s disability charity, was delighted to receive £500 following the performance of Sleeping Beauty.
Love to dance, act, move and sing? Valise Noire Storytelling Theatre is looking for volunteers to be part of Cargo
Volunteer performers are being sought by local company Valise Noire Storytelling Theatre to be part of ‘Cargo’, a live contemporary performance which forms part of the Poole Maritime Festival in May.
Sheep flock to Wimborne for the exercise of freemen’s ancient rights
Two flocks of sheep are to be driven through the town of Wimborne Minster on 29 April as an exercise of freemen’s ancient privilege to do so.