Ringwood Carnival cancelled
Despite hopes that that the carnival could still go ahead on 18 September, organisers have decided to cancel this year’s event.
Despite hopes that that the carnival could still go ahead on 18 September, organisers have decided to cancel this year’s event.
People attending the event which takes place from 2-5 September, are asked to travel by train, bus, bike or on foot.
Wellbeing by the Lakes is a five-day festival of health and wellness that will take place in serene surroundings near Dorchester.
The festival on 4 and 5 September will take visitors on a two-day, 200-year journey back to life in Georgian Wimborne.
‘Duck’ tickets at £1 each will be on sale outside the Co-Op store in Crown Mead and outside Waitrose in Willow Walk.
During August you can see four films in the stunning woodland setting of Durlston Country Park’s Aviary Glade.
Exciting Irish quartet Inhaler are set to give a fevered live show to fans in Bournemouth on 23 August to celebrate their debut album ‘It Won’t Always Be Like This’.
Ahead of the Contender Fest, which takes place at Parley in September, people will be able to try out an obstacle course.
There is a full programme of activities for youngsters at Carvers in Ringwood, including circus skills and football coaching.
David Sullivan, who is taking part in The World’s Longest Golf Hole challenge, will give CPR training in Bournemouth.