Events in Hampshire
October November December

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Events in Hampshire, October, November and December herald the end of the year. Fireworks, Christmas and New Year's Eve.  Now the trees are losing their leaves, harvest is in and we think of warm fires and cosy corners. Sometimes there is an Indian summer to warm our hearts ready for the darker months.There is still time to be out and about.


Events

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Footbridge on The Test Way in winter

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October

Cool MTB Challenge will be held on 11th October 2020 at Charlton Sport and Leisure Centre.

Great South Run Portsmouth. The 10km run takes place on 18th October 2020. Thousands take part including some champions. The vast majority are fun runners.

Alton Beer Festival  24th Ocober 2020.  Drinking for Charity!  Great atmosphere, food and music.

Beaulieu Fireworks Spooktacular 31st October 2020. Admission with fireworks tickets from 3pm.


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November

Winchester Wine Festival 27th to 28th November 2020. Winchester Guildhall.

Victorian Festival of Christmas  TBC. All the magic of Christmas at this delightful festival in the Royal Naval Dockyard, Portsmouth. A treat.

Ride It Evans Cycles MTB  28th November 2020. Queen Mary's College, Cliddesden Rd, Basingstoke. A lumpy but flatter ride with a decent pace through some beautiful Hampshire trails.


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December




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Places

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Oaks and beeches in the New Forest in winter

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Brockenhurst features a lot in Events in Hampshire. Hardly surprising as this village nestles in The New Forest. The Forest does not lose its charm in winter, bare branches highlight the shape of the trees against the sky, the ponies and deer still run wild and the ground is dormant preparing itself for another Spring.

Beaulieu Palace  is of course home of the famous Motor Museum and the Montagu family in the New Forest. The Palace House and Gardens are also open. Worth making a short break.  There is so much in the area to see.

North Charford is just a little hamlet on the Wiltshire border and in the New Forest district. It is not far from Fordingbridge. North Charford Manor Farm is to the west of the hamlet.

The Test Way is a long distance footpath, 49 miles in total length. Starts in Walbury Hill in Berkshire and continues through many delightful villages till it gets to Eling Quay near Southampton.

Charlton is not far from Andover whose expansion has meant that there is no distance at all! Charlton Lakeside is very attractive. Very much a sporting place is Charlton.

Loddon Valley The Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust have an interest in the valley with their Loddon and Eversley Heritage Area Project. Wildlife abounds in the valley.

Southampton is a famous port city on the Solent, home of liners and the Isle of Wight ferry! Great shopping area. Three rivers run into the Solent in the area, the River Test, the River Itchen and the River Hamble. Southampton has an airport near Eastleigh. The city is the home of The Saints Football Club.

Portsmouth Hampshire's other port city, but this time the ancient Royal Naval port. The Historic Dockyard holds the Victory, the Mary Rose and the Warrior plus. Gunwharf Quay is also there.

Southsea is Portsmouth sister city and is the part with the beach. The Royal Marines Museum was in Eastney Road, Southsea near the front but is being relocated to the Historic Dockyard in Portsmouth.


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Other pages that may be of interest

Hampshire

Events in South West England

Events in Devon

Events in Dorset

Events on the Isle of Wight

Events in Somerset

Events in Wiltshire


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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.

We reserve the right not to include events in Hampshire that are not suitable for legal or other reasons.


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Heavy Horses

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Useful Information

Accommodation

Hotels can be found locally from Wessex Hotels

There 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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