Bourne Easter Baking Event
The Bourne Easter Baking Event returns at the Bourne Community Hub on 7 April 2026.
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You can find community life continuing across Christchurch’s historic streets and open spaces from 5 to 12 April 2026. The Priory Church remains central not just architecturally but socially, hosting storytelling evenings that reflect on nature, memory, and the town’s Saxon roots, echoes of Twynym from around 870 AD. At Bargates, roadworks near the bypass construction continue to affect footpaths and traffic flow along High Street, though regular activities remain ongoing. Families gather at the Splashpark during daylight hours; despite overcrowding on sunny days, its open layout supports multiple users simultaneously. A weekend-long outdoor film screening is scheduled for Christchurch Harbour’s southern edge, drawing attendees who park near Ferrymead Railway access points, though delays due to roadworks remain common and travel times should be adjusted accordingly.
Creative sessions take place at the former town hall annex: children aged six to twelve engage in collage-making using recycled materials collected from local recycling depots. These workshops are part of a broader civic initiative tied to environmental awareness, running weekly since early 2026. On Friday evening, music events shift tone, jazz sets take place within low-light venues near the Christchurch Bus Interchange; these performances extend into late hours but remain moderate in intensity by city standards. The ferry service across Christchurch Harbour continues operating daily to Mudeford Sandbank and the limited-access sandspit beyond, though reliability drops during peak seasons due to tidal conditions and passenger volume.
Events reflect a civic calendar shaped not only by tradition, such as annual charters of liberties, but also present-day logistics: ongoing rebuild efforts following earthquake damage. The town council continues monitoring accessibility for all users across its gravel ridge core, from the harbour frontage up through old high streets toward New Street junctions and beyond.
The Bourne Easter Baking Event returns at the Bourne Community Hub on 7 April 2026.
A storytelling event themed around Acorn Wood takes place at Lighthouse Poole.
Participants paint a colorful walk scene at a creative workshop hosted by The Paint Club in Bournemouth.
A free walking event in Christchurch for expectant and new parents with babies.
Blue performs their 25th Anniversary Tour at the Bournemouth International Centre.
A stand-up comedy night at The Snug features local beers and live laughter.
Women-only sailing event featuring a race around buoys at Christchurch Sailing Club.
Up-and-coming comedians perform stand-up at The Fisherman's Haunt in Christchurch.
Free weekly art club for children at Redhill Park Cafe after school.
Family-friendly bubble-themed event with games and entertainment at Ashdown Leisure Centre.
Dinghy: Sea Race Series 1 + 2 takes place at Christchurch Sailing Club.
A musical concert celebrating Hayao Miyazaki's films performs at St Peter's Church in Bournemouth.
Up-and-coming comedians perform stand-up at The Fisherman's Haunt with free entry.
A family-friendly event for dads and children hosted at St Christopher's Church.
Roller disco returns to Christchurch with music, skating, and fun at a local venue.
Drum and bass event at The Vault Bournemouth for ages 14 to 17, featuring MR TRAUMATIK.
The Bootleg Beatles perform a tribute concert at Bournemouth Pavilion.
Oli's Roller Disco returns at Ferndown Leisure Center for a fun, music-led roller skating event.
Participants create art using recycled materials at a hands-on collage workshop.
Model railway enthusiasts gather at Swanage Railway for a weekend of train displays and exhibitions.
Comedian Gyles Brandreth performs his new stand-up show Can't Stop Talking at Bournemouth Pavilion.