We have two festivals coming up welcoming residents and visitors to Havant Town Centre. Let’s hope for good weather and a good turnout.
This year’s Heritage Festival will take place from Friday 11th – Monday 21st September at various locations across Havant Borough. You may have seen the banners around the town – the details are below:
Schedule of festival events – All of them free of charge!
Local History Talks
All events taking place at The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre, East Street, Havant:
John Theophilus Lee – A Most Peculiar Man (Talk) – Saturday 12th September, 2pm
Swing Riots 1830 Day – Monday 14th September, 12:30pm
From Kenwood to IBM: from Innovation to Offshoring (Talk) – Friday 18th September, 7pm
Guided walks taking place around the town:
Architecture Tour – Langstone – Friday 11th September, 2pm
Tour of Havant Cemeteries – Friday 11th September, 2pm
Wade Court Gardens Walk – Tuesday 15th & Thursday 17th September, 2pm
Swing Riots Walk – Wednesday 16th September, 10am
Public Art in Havant Town – Friday 18th September, 2pm
The above events are now open for booking and places are limited
Also happening in and around Havant Town Centre is the Havant Eco Arts Festival, three days of music, live art, and community energy projects in the heart of Havant. Presented by Havant Community Energy.
The Eco Arts Fest from 18th – 20th September, includes something for everybody! Click the image below to view the programme and book your places or just come along to Havant Town Centre and enjoy yourselves.
