Events in Havant From 29th June – 5th July 2026

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Looking for events in Havant this week? Whether you’re planning your days out or simply seeking things to do in Havant this week, you’ll find a good range of options coming up. This week offers a focus on culture and wellbeing, with opportunities to engage with the arts and to unwind. You can find screenings of acclaimed stage performances brought to the screen, giving you access to world-class theatre locally, easily accessible via rail connections from Havant Railway Station. For those interested in artistic heritage, there’s the chance to delve into the influences behind a master painter, connecting with Hampshire’s historic artistic landscape. You can also find moments of calm and mindful movement with sessions designed to centre you. These sessions are often held within the community spaces of Havant, promoting local wellbeing.

There’s a good mix of daytime and evening options available, designed to suit different schedules and preferences. From creative exploration to restorative practices, you’ll find activities to suit various tastes. Consider using Stagecoach South bus routes or rail connections from Havant Railway Station to access events further afield in the region. You can expect a thoughtfully curated programme of activity, aiming to provide enriching experiences. The Solent coastal roads and A3(M) provide road access, although congestion is common during peak season.

Check the listings below for times and venues. Consider also the options available in nearby Portsmouth, readily accessible for an extended day out. Remember that access to facilities at Havant Station may require assistance, and live train information is currently unavailable.

Tuesday 30th June

Exhibition on Screen: Van Gogh And Japan

· The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre · Culture & Arts

An exhibition exploring Van Gogh's connection to Japanese art and culture at The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre.

Wednesday 1st July

Nt Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses (15+)

· The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre · Culture & Arts

A live cinema broadcast of the play Les Liaisons Dangereuses, adapted from a classic novel and directed by Marianne Elliott.

Sunday 5th July

Blissful Restorative Yoga & Sound Immersion

· Fitness & Outdoors

Restorative yoga session with sound immersion at The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre.