The popular Whitchurch Folk Festival will be returning on the 10th May 2025.
Make sure to note the date in your diaries and lookout for further information as details are released.
Email Whitchurch Folk Club at info@whitchurchfolk.com
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As Halloween approaches, join Amanda from Merry-Go-Round Storytelling at the Indoor Garden at the Chantry Centre for this story of friendship, the enchanting “Room on the Broom”.
What will happen when the witch loses her hat and wand? Who will help her find them? How can she thank them?
Then it’s your turn to get crafty and create your very own magical wand to take home. Don’t miss out on this spellbinding experience!
All children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the event. Suitable for ages 3+.
Please note tickets are Free but must be booked for adults and children.
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This Sunday see’s the return of Andover Half Marathon from Andover Trail Events.
This half marathon takes place across mixed terrain (84% road) and starts and finishes on Andover High Street. Runners gather from 7am and set out at 8am. You will travel south of the town through the quiet and very picturesque villages, with views of the three iron age hill forts.
Register and join in the run, or head into town to support local runners.
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The Whitchurch Christmas Display Trail is a little fun map that you can follow as you wander around Whitchurch to see the displays/lights.
For extra challenge use What3words app to cross off locations!
Download the trail map here
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Join us for a Spooktacular evening, it’s bound to be a Thriller!
Spooky Quiz – £2 per person (teams of up to 8 people)
R&R Bingo – £2.50 per game
Cash prizes and the chance to win a meal for 2.
To book a table telephone 01256 892254
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Would you like to design a bauble for the Town Hall Christmas Tree? Download this template and return your coloured bauble to the Town Council Office or post box by 27th November.
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Lookout! Santa’s About……. Wednesday 4th December – Kings Walk, Firs Way, Oakland Road, Lower Evingar, Bellevue. Thursday 5th December – Lynch Hill Park, Hillside, The Green. Friday 6th December – Daniel Road, McFauld Way, Neuvic Way, The Knowlings, Micheldever Road Sunday 8th December – Test Road, Winchester Road, Mill Springs Wednesday 11th December – Park View, Richard Adams Way Thursday 12th December – Hartley Meadows, Caesars Way Weekday Routes – 6.30pm – 8pm Weekend Routes – 6pm – 7.30pm
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Whitchurch watermeadows are sites of special scientific interest (SSSIs) and sites of interest in nature conservation (SINCs), but what do you know about their origins? If you are interested in finding out more about Hampshire’s watermeadows, then check out this free online event brought to you by the Watercress & Winterbourne’s team.
The origins of water meadows are lost in medieval times, yet their remnants can still be seen throughout the Hampshire valleys. Surface water irrigation expanded in Wessex and throughout England from the 16th century, and remained a sustainable agricultural system for more than 300 years.
In this talk, Dr Kathy Stearne will uncover the origins of water meadows in England, their management and importance to agriculture through the centuries, and why they are still important to our landscape, history, and ecology today.
To book your FREE place follow the link
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The popular monthly Whitchurch Acoustic Session will be at the White Hart, Sunday, 6th October 3:30 pm.
All genres of music welcome as are all levels of ability.
Get yourselves down there and we’ll have a bit of a laugh.
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Come along and join in the Whitchurch Acoustic Session at the Sports & Social Club.
Have some fun, make a noise, try out some new tunes.
All genres of music welcome, as are all levels of ability.
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The quiz is back at the Kings Arms, tonight at 8pm.
Get your team booked in.
All money goes to support local charities.
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