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A stage adaptation of Roald Dahl's The BFG premieres at Chichester Festival Theatre.
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You can find live music, family-friendly events, and performances across the arts in Havant this week. The cultural calendar includes stage adaptations of stories from local literary traditions, musical shows featuring soul and R&B acts at community venues such as The Forum, and sports gatherings hosted by local clubs for all ages. Themed activities tied to seasonal celebrations, such as egg-themed trails through public parks like South Hill Recreation Ground, are available throughout the week. Events take place across multiple sites within the area: performances are held at locations including St Mary’s Church Hall, while outdoor events occur near access points along Solent coastal roads.
There’s a mix of quieter and more energetic sessions to suit different moods, ranging from seated theatre productions in civic spaces to open-air music nights. Local talent features prominently; singers linked with the Havant Arts Collective appear at venues such as The Pavilion, while touring companies use established transport routes via Stagecoach South bus services connecting Portsmouth, Fareham, and Waterlooville.
Havant Railway Station remains central for commuters on Southern Rail lines along the M27 corridor. Access to toilets there requires staff assistance due to a radar key system, but public facilities are available at community hubs such as The Forum complex or entry points into South Downs National Park. For those arriving by car, parking is limited during peak times, especially near popular sites like Havant Leisure Centre and the former military drill grounds now used for seasonal festivals.
Check listings below for precise timings and venue details across these connected locations within the borough’s civic landscape.
A stage adaptation of Roald Dahl's The BFG premieres at Chichester Festival Theatre.
A sold-out craft workshop at Making Space features a painted spring still life session.
Diversity Soul 2026 is a live music event at Portsmouth Guildhall featuring a variety of soul and R&B performances.
A new musical based on the WWII deception operation 'Mincemeat' premieres at Fareham Live.
An evening craft session at Making Space focuses on painting a spring still life.
A body and movement gathering takes place at Leigh Park Working Mans Club.
A one-day rugby festival for U7–U15 teams at Havant RFC, featuring stay-and-play matches.
Families can enjoy egg-themed activities and garden trails at West Dean Gardens during Easter 2026.
A live music tribute to Pink Floyd performs at The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre in Havant.
Children's Easter party at The Heron features Sophie portraying Rumi.
Evening cooking class teaches Mediterranean barbecue cuisine at Havant venue.
Go Rogue hosts Level Up, a fun Sunday party with music and games for adults.
Family-friendly craft workshops and Easter activities at Staunton Country Park.