What's on in Winchester?

25th April 2016

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Friday 29th April

Show of Hands - Long Way Home: The duo’s Long Way Home tour will feature material from the new studio album alongside their trademark anthemic, acoustic classics.
Blue bell woods at Hinton Ampner: The Bluebell walk is part of the National Trust land, you can pay to go into Hinton Amper and see the lovely grounds. From there pick up a map and go onto the blue bell woods.
Digital Media Design Photography: The illustrations follow the story of an adventurer exploring a fantasy world.

Saturday 30th April

Free skateboard sessions: All ages and abilities welcome..no equipment? No problem!
Murder Mystery: Solve the clues on a 3 course evening dining train!

Capability Brown Exhibition: celebrating the work of the famous landscape architect Capability Brown.
Winchester Fashion Week Grand Finale Catwalk: Top Winchester brands from independents to national names will take to the catwalk showing off their SS16 collections.

Sunday 1st May

Twyford Water Works Open Day: a unique preserved Edwardian water pumping station.
Winchester Chamber Music Festival: hear internationally renowned musicians..
Explorers Trail at Marwell: follow the trail to collect all 6 stamps!
The Schlee Collection at Mottisfont: an intriguing exhibition of rarely seen works by some of Britain’s most famous twentieth-century artists goes on show.

The Bishop's Waltham Garden Fair: held in the beautiful grounds of Wintershill Hall.
Car boot: Cattle Market - a regular car-boot sale running from February to December every Sunday from 7.30am.

Rest of the week

Organ Festival at The Cathedral.
Cheriton Village Fete: Traditional fete in the country garden of The Old Rectory.
Alresford weekly market of home baked, crafted and grown products and produce.
Hamlet: madness, sex, murder – in a drama that is both a thriller and the profoundest meditation on our human condition.
Cafe Scientifique: Soton Uni - 'Cancer detection and treatment via DNA-gold nanoparticle conjugates.'
Winchester Tic Walks: weekly free walks are led by volunteer walk leaders with different routes each week to keep the walks interesting and enjoyable.
Open Mic Comedy: Bar is open throughout, so come down, relax and enjoy comedy straight from the street.
All's Well That Ends Well:
A young woman saves the French King’s life and is rewarded with the right to choose her own husband.