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July – 12th August, At Highcliffe Castle, The Nature of Nature by Jean Dayton, contact 01425
278807 6-7-8th July is the Christchurch Music Festival on the Quomps at Christchuch Quay, for more info visit, http://www.christchurchfestival.co.uk/ 11th At the Priory, 7.30pm - Summer Organ Recital Series - Andrew Post & Cathy Lamb (Christchurch Priory) Tickets available on the door - £6. 11th At Highcliffe Castle, Scottish Spectacular, contact 01425 278807 ww.highcliffecastle.co.uk 15thAt Highcliffe Castle, Swing Unlimited Big Band for Women’s Breast Care Fund, contact 01425 278807, www.highcliffecastle.co.uk 21st At the Priory, ‘Requiem’ - Fauré. Grange Choral Society. 22nd July, Mudeford Life Boat, fun day at Mudeford Quay. A must visit day out not only to support our life boat and its crew but for a fantastic day out. Bring the kids and spend as much as you can afford, it could not be for a better cause. 22ndHighcliffe Castle, Porsche Club Rally, contact 01425 278807, ww.highcliffecastle.co.uk 24th July – 9th Sept At Highcliffe Castle, Exposure by Christchurch Guild of Photographers, contact 01425 278807 25th At Highcliffe Castle, Little Women by Theatreworks, contact 01425 278807www.highcliffecastle.co.uk 25th At the Priory, Summer Organ Recital Series - William Whitehead (St Mary’s, Bourne Street, London) Tickets available on the door - £6. |
| Every Monday there is a street market in the High Street, it occupies the
High Street from end to end which is closed for the day. A very busy little
market that attracts large numbers of visitors every week, summer or winter. Every Tuesday Night from 8.30 at The East Close Hotel, the East Close Jazz Club. Supper if you want it from 7.30 with a cover charge for the Jazz of £2.00. ring 01425672404 for full details or e-mail enquiries@eastclosehotel.co.uk Every Thursday either in Saxon Square or the Co Op car park is the Country Faye, starting at 9 a.m. stalls sell their goods from the country. The first Friday of every month the Dorset farmers market will be found in the Saxon Square selling a wide variety of home grown produce. Not a weekly event but as near as damn it. |