Events in Hampshire
July
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Events in Hampshire during July bring summer fun and lots to do. The thoughts are on holidays or a short break maybe. Why not combine a short break and an event that interests you and your family.
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Winchester Hat Fair 3rd to 5th July 2020. Winchester smiling!
Hedge End Carnival on 4th July 2020. It has been going since 1921.
South Downs Way. Winchester to Beachy Head! 4th July 2020. 100 miles or 100 km. 90% off road. When there are downs there are ups and this cycling event has its share.
Curdridge Country Show This show will be held on 11th July 2020.
Andover Carnival will be held on 19th July 2020.
Farnborough Air Show will next be held in 20th to 24th July 2020. A once every two year show this is one of the leading air shows in the world. The first five days are trade days but Saturday and Sunday the show is open to the public.
Festival of Archaeology TBC Over 1000 events held all over this country that is so rich in prehistory. There are many events being held all over the country. The events this year will form part of the 75th anniversary of the Council for British Archaeology.
Fordingbridge Summer Festival 18th July 2020.
The New Forest and Hampshire County Show will be held on 28th to 30th July 2020 at The Showground, New Park, Brockenhurst. A very pretty venue. Great family day out. Free car parking. This show has been held for over ninety years.
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Places
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Hythe is on coast of The Solent. Great place to view the busy
waterway. Popular sailing place too. Close to The New Forest. Bit
expensive to live there perhaps!
Winchester is smiling during this delightful event!! As they say "the Art of the Unexpected!" Great fun. An ancient city in playful mode!
Hedge End is a small town a bit to the east of Southampton. It has developed over hundreds of years. Nowadays close to the M27 motorway it is a thriving community.
Alton Famous for its delicious watercress and the Watercress Train Line! Jane Austen lived at Chawton which is not far away. Popular town with residents and tourists!
Hythe is on coast of The Solent. Great place to view the busy waterway. Popular sailing place too. Close to The New Forest. Bit expensive to live there perhaps!
Queen Elizabeth Country Park is a really beautiful big park that includes Butser Hill. Venue for many events and a lovely place to visit anyway. It is close to Petersfield and the A3.
Farnborough home of the famous Air Show of course and also of the Air Investigations Branch. The Abbey is the burial place of Napoleon III. The local authority are modernising the town over a period of years.
Hillier Gardens is on the edge of attractive Romsey in the Test Valley. It has a popular garden centre so if you are interested in plants a visit there would be interesting.
Curdridge is south of Winchester and only a few miles from Southampton. This close to The Solent accommodation could be found in the locality for touring the area.
Fordingbridge is on the River Avon and close to the county boundary in the New Forest. With its name it is obvious that this was an ancient crossing place for the river. The first bridge is recorded in c1252. As The Avon Path passes through the town it is well known to hikers.
Waterlooville is a fast developing town not far from Portsmouth. It is one of several small places close to that city.
Brockenhurst This is a lovely area in The New Forest. Think about it, trees, streams, ponies and deer all close to this large village. No wonder everybody everywhere makes for the Showgrounds in July!
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Anyone with events in Hampshire who would like to list their event here please contact us via the Feedback form, we would love to hear from you. The event should have its own website so that our visitors can find you and obtain more information.
The events in Hampshire should be capable of attracting crowds, large village fete size and above, similar to those listed here.
Our observations show that www.travelwessex.com's main visitors are those that love walking, cycling, horse riding and other like minded pursuits, but we welcome all attractions as we have many other visitors as well that we love to cater for. Posting events on this page is free.
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Useful Information
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Accommodation
Hotels can be found locally from Wessex HotelsThere are some delightful cottages around the county. Probably one near where you would love to stay.
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Car Rentals
Want a cute car? Large car? Small car? Whatever you need you will find it here. You will probably even find your favourite car hire firm here and Car Rentals do not add a penny to their price for looking all over for you!
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Please note that National Express coach services have been suspended due to the current pandemic.
Why not travel by Coach
If you do decide the leave the car at home and help the environment too, why not go National Express. They run coaches all over the country. Some pretty good fares too.
Just imagine - sit back and relax, no hassling with the traffic!!!
Do you know that you can book on your mobile phone and they will send the ticket as a text!!!!
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Trains
Virgin Trains is an excellent main line railway.
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More Public Transport
Traveline is a very useful resource for public transport throughout Wessex, even local buses. There are other pages on Traveline for other parts of the country.
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