The quiz is back at the Kings Arms, tonight at 8pm.
Get your team booked in.
All money goes to support local charities.
More infoQuizzing With Bish at the Kings Arms
Quizzing With Bish at the Kings Arms
The quiz is back at the Kings Arms, tonight at 8pm.
Get your team booked in.
All money goes to support local charities.
More infoWhite Hart Quiz in Support of Whitchurch Community Swimming Pool
Come and join Quizmaster Ben for a fun filled evening of Quizzing plus some other fun events, and of course, raffle prizes!
Proceeds to Whitchurch Community Swimming Pool.
More infoAn Evening With the 1984 Tottenham Hotspur Uefa Cup Winners
An evening with 1984 Tottenham Hotspur UEFA Cup Winners on their 40th Anniversary Tour.
Share Memories of the Historic Victory With….
Steve Perryman Garry Mabbutt Tony Parks Graham Roberts Paul Miller Mark Falco Tony Galvin Micky Hazzard Ally Dick + more to be confirmed.
VIP Tickets: £60 includes
Early Entry into the Event Photo with The Team Signed Photo of The Team Food Photo & Autograph Opportunities Live Q&A
Standard Tickets: £30 includes
Photo & Autograph Opportunities Live Q&A
Tickets for this event are available to buy online via this link. Or you can purchase tickets at the WSSC from behind the bar (this is cash ONLY and tickets will be emailed to you).
More infoWhitchurch Sports & Social Club Present ‘Let it Beatles’ Tribute Band
North Wessex Downs Walking Festival 31st May – 9th June
31st May 2024 – 9th June 2024
Bookings are now open for this years North Wessex Downs Walking Festival.
Explore the beautiful chalk landscape and big skies of the North Wessex Downs, a National Landscape in the company of knowledgeable guides bringing some of their favourite places alive.
29 walks are on offer seeking out wildlife, history & culture, opportunities to picnic with the family, or simply soak up the views from the top of the Downs and this year there are even more farm walks where you can hear from the farmers or land managers about their work.
Most walks are free & must be booked in advance.
Download the full programme leaflet here.
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More infoWhitchurch Folk Festival
A festival of traditional music and dance taking place on May 11th in the picturesque town of Whitchurch, Hampshire. A heartwarming revival of a cherished tradition, this festival harks back to the original festivities that graced this picturesque Hampshire town in the 1980s and early 90s, a period fondly remembered by residents. The festival was more than just a celebration; it was a vibrant tapestry of community, art, and shared experiences.
The line-up is world-class, the family activities are going to be wonderful. There’ll be ticketed concerts as well as free stuff (for the folk-curious out there), ceilidhs, workshops, folk dancing… all sorts. Head over to the website at http://whitchurchfolk.com and find out just what we’ve got in store. Line-up Jackie Oates Trio – Nick Hart & Tom Moore – Magpie Lane – Sam Sweeney and Louis Campbell – Frankie Archer – James Delarre & Saul Rose – Benji Kirkpatrick – The Norfolk Broads – Maddie Morris – Coracle – Miranda Rutter & Rob Harbron – Good Habits – Patakas – Anna Tabbush Trio – Boss Morris – Winchester Morris Men – Bampton Morris – Mayfly Morris – Jigfoot – Out of Hand
Main Line Up Children’s Folk Festival Fringe Festival
Download the Full Programme Overview here.
Details of Local Accommodation
A Festival Ticket gives you access to the concert and ceilidh programme running at All Hallows Church, The Methodist Church and The Parish Hall throughout the day and evening. It also gives you access to a number of workshops held at other venues. Book Tickets
More infoBere Mill Gardens – National Garden’s Scheme Open Day
Bere Mill will once again be opening their stunning riverside gardens to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS).
The National Gardens Scheme is the premier British garden charity and contributes more that £3m a year to health charities raised from private garden openings. Bere Mill was the most visited garden in Hampshire for the NGS in 2023 and raised just under £10,500 for this good cause!
About Garden built around early C18 mill on idyllic isolated stretch of the River Test east of Whitchurch. Gardens have been built incrementally over 30 yrs with extensive bulbs planting; herbaceous borders with magnolia, irises, and tree peonies; summer and autumn borders; a traditional orchard and two small arboretums, one specialising in Japanese shrubs and trees.
Features The garden aims to complement the natural beauty of the site and to incorporate elements of oriental garden design and practice.
Extended Description The mill buildings were the original location of Portals who first sold bank note paper to the Bank of England from the mill in 1724 and there are interesting industrial and agricultural archaeological remains, including reconstructed water meadow structures. The owners farm the surrounding fields with traditional breeds of sheep and cattle. Mill house and barns rebuilt to exacting standards after fire of 2018. House and farm are self-sufficient in energy, waste and water.
Refreshments: Home-made teas served from 12.00 to 17.00 Admission: Adult: £7.50 Child: Free
Keep up to date via our newsletter or the NGS website
Subscribe to our newsletter for news and events throughout the year!
All proceeds from the openings go to the National Garden Scheme who support a range of medical charities.
The garden is also open by arrangement for group visits. All proceeds go to the National Garden Scheme charity and we make a fixed change of £450 for each group visit. Refreshments can be arranged. Please contact Rupert Nabarro at rupertnab@gmail.com
More infoBere Mill Gardens – National Garden’s Scheme Open Day
Bere Mill will once again be opening their stunning riverside gardens to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS).
The National Gardens Scheme is the premier British garden charity and contributes more that £3m a year to health charities raised from private garden openings. Bere Mill was the most visited garden in Hampshire for the NGS in 2023 and raised just under £10,500 for this good cause!
About Garden built around early C18 mill on idyllic isolated stretch of the River Test east of Whitchurch. Gardens have been built incrementally over 30 yrs with extensive bulbs planting; herbaceous borders with magnolia, irises, and tree peonies; summer and autumn borders; a traditional orchard and two small arboretums, one specialising in Japanese shrubs and trees.
Features The garden aims to complement the natural beauty of the site and to incorporate elements of oriental garden design and practice.
Extended Description The mill buildings were the original location of Portals who first sold bank note paper to the Bank of England from the mill in 1724 and there are interesting industrial and agricultural archaeological remains, including reconstructed water meadow structures. The owners farm the surrounding fields with traditional breeds of sheep and cattle. Mill house and barns rebuilt to exacting standards after fire of 2018. House and farm are self-sufficient in energy, waste and water.
Refreshments: Home-made teas served from 12.00 to 17.00 Admission: Adult: £7.50 Child: Free
Keep up to date via our newsletter or the NGS website
Subscribe to our newsletter for news and events throughout the year!
All proceeds from the openings go to the National Garden Scheme who support a range of medical charities.
The garden is also open by arrangement for group visits. All proceeds go to the National Garden Scheme charity and we make a fixed change of £450 for each group visit. Refreshments can be arranged. Please contact Rupert Nabarro at rupertnab@gmail.com
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