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The beautiful garden is open all year but the Gazebo itself, a place from which to gaze, will be open for you to explore and some interpretation will be available to explain why it was created.

Havant has a wealth of interesting Cemeteries and this guided walk will introduce you to a number of former citizens each with an interesting story to tell .

A guided circular walk, exploring the four Mills, the foreshore and Langstone Harbour.

A.E. Stallard 1861-1953. A significant Architect based for much of his career in Havant. This talk will discuss his work and that of other architects and builders in the vicinity

Manor House Close, off The Pallant once housed the Manor House of Havant. For over 100 years it was used as a school

To prepare for this afternoon's talk on the work of AE Stallard, the Havant Architect, this guided walk will visit some of the key local buildings designed by him.

St Faith at the cross roads has been a place of worship for at least 800 years. A special self-guided tour leaflet has been prepared for this year

Beautiful and interesting Chapel in the attractive harbourside Langstone Conservation Area

The Captain Swing Riots in Hampshire in November 1830 led to the incarceration in the Gaol in Jewry Street, Winchester of around 300 men. Our show will look at their experience of imprisonment and impact on their families as they faced catastrophe.

There are many stories about the Pallant and Prince George Street, formally Bear Street and this area of the town where the pond once stood. Cattle roamed past on their way to market while the coaches from London lumbered by on their way to the Bear.