Local community food growing project, Bitterne Park Growing Places, has teamed up with Southampton Seed Swap to organise this year’s seed swap on Saturday 8 March at Bitterne Station from 11am to 2pm. The event is free to attend but donations are welcome to cover costs. A wide selection...
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Local creators wanted for Makers Market
Creative young people interested in shining a light on their original work are invited to take part in a Makers Market at Theatre Royal Winchester on Friday 4 April. Artists, creators and entrepreneurs aged 10 – 25 years are encouraged to apply for a stall to showcase and sell...
Preview: Only Fools and Horses: The Musical, Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
Stick a pony in your pocket – The Trotters are back and coming to a town near you, as the smash hit show, Only Fools and Horses: The Musical, comes to Mayflower Theatre from Monday 3 to Saturday 8 March 2025. Join us as we take a trip back...
Preview: MozART Group, Mayflower Studios, Southampton
The hilariously funny yet beautifully performed world class show, MozART Group, comes to Mayflower Studios on Saturday 1 March 2025. With more than 5 million tickets sold in 50+ counties, the string quartet has more than just a smattering of humour interwoven amongst the horsehair of their bows. Hysterical,...
Heritage: LGBT History Month – the pioneering Institute for Sexual Science that was destroyed by Nazis
By Mabel Wellman. Saturday was the start of LGBT History Month. As someone with an interest in history this has always been a busy month for me. In the past I’ve reached out through Trans Pride Southampton to research and create content for LGBT History Month that focused heavily...
Review: C Duncan – Heartbreakers, Southampton
By Darren Grayer. C Duncan burst onto the music scene in 2015, with his Mercury Prize nominated debut album, Architect. He is classically trained as a musician, as are his mother and father, who both feature as backing musicians on some of his music, which I would describe as...
Poetry: focus on Southampton poets Srishti Agarwal and David Spencer
By Anita Foxall. The Southampton spoken word scene continues to be buzzing with fresh talent. These two poets have brought their unique voices and captivating performances to Write a Note recently, and now share a little of their work here with you. Srishti Agarwal Srishti Agarwal is of...
Preview: Exciting Science, Theatre Royal Winchester
Aspiring young scientists and their friends can be amazed by the mind-blowing experiments taking place in Exciting Science at Theatre Royal Winchester on Sunday 23 February. Exciting Science is a brand-new educational show suitable for children aged 4 years and up, packed with fun, fact-filled, incredible experiments carried out...
Leading South Korean choreographer Eun-Me Ahn brings her magical spectacle Dragons to Southampton to open her UK tour
By Diane Parkes. South Korean culture is currently riding a huge wave of popularity with both K-pop and Korean film crossing boundaries and being embraced by people worldwide. Now iconic choreographer Eun-Me Ahn is hoping a tour of her work Dragons will spark the imaginations of UK audiences for...
Art review: Queering connections: Glitchy Kinship, The Winchester Gallery, Winchester School of Art
By Mabel Wellman. The fifth Queering Connections art exhibit launched this week at The Winchester Gallery at Winchester School of Art (30/1/25). This exhibition by sociologist Dr Lizzie Reed of sociology and artist Milou Stella, called Glitchy Kinship, explores relationships and states of change between people, nature, stories, and...