24th August 2023 • The HERALD • Page 35 v SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL EVENTS v Alton Second Hand Book, Map and Ephemera Fair Sunday 17th September 10am - 4pm, £1 entry Alton Community Centre, GU34 1HN An excellent opportunity to buy with 1000s books, maps & ephemera for sale For more information email: Lsbookfairs@gmail.com or call Ed Bailey on 07967 643579 HYTHE & DISTRICT CLUB (Private Members Club • CIU Affiliated) FORTHCOMING ENTERTAINMENT Friday 25th August – Country Joe Saturday 26th August – Doing Elton Friday 1st September – New Era Saturday 2nd September – Cloud 9 Friday 8th September – Little Joe Sat 9th September – The Vernon Principle Friday 15th September – Sunstroke Saturday 16th September – Balance of Power Fri 22nd September – Hardy and the Monuments Saturday 23rd September – Creative Covers Band Friday 29th September – Zac and the Zero’s Saturday 30th September – Deep 13 Friday 6th October – The Rebels Saturday 7th October – Plus One Friday 13th October – The Katz H UPSTAIRS FUNCTION ROOM WITH OWN TOILET AVAILABLE FOR MEMBERS TO HIRE H • Bingo Every Tuesday, plus 2 x flyers Friday & Saturday evening • Mo-jive Lessons & Dancing every Wednesday • Lunchtime Club every Thursday, including Quizzes, Games & Bingo • Lucky 7 on Sunday Lunchtime • Meat Draw Every Sunday • Key to Fortune Every Friday • Snooker • Pool • Darts etc PYLEWELL ROAD, HYTHE • (023) 8084 7139 www.hytheclub.com • E: club@hytheclub.co.uk BT SPORT IS BACK OUT & ABOUT Woodlanders Exhibition e days are shortening and sometimes there’s a hint of a chill but a warm welcome awaits you at Burley Village Hall in e New Forest with the artists of e Woodlanders exhibition from 9th-24th September. Founder member and well known village resident Suzan Houching heads a cast of ten painters! Familiar faces are Brenda Farrell, Linda Easter, Christine Coney, Daphne Ellman, Lindsey Cole, Margaret Plant, Tony Clegg, and Danny Byrn and new this year Carolyne Viney. Between them they o er traditional to contemporary work across a broad array of mediums. Big or small, original or print, there is certainly something for everyone to enjoy and a ord. e exhibition doesn’t just feature 2D art but also showcases an interesting display of 3D items, woodwork in many styles from functional pieces to beautifully carved ornaments come from the skilled hands of Paul Humphriss, Roger Plant and Nigel Chant. Glass work by Lucy Bramley, ceramics by Penny Stevens and jewellery by a variety of exhibitors. Yummy cakes and tea or co ee are available at a very reasonable price and a chance to see the exhibitors working concludes what is on o er. Follow the signs and go and see them as they would love to see you. Marchwood’s ‘Carnival’ Fete is taking place on Saturday 23rd September, 12noon to 4pm, at Lloyd Recreation Ground. Get dressed up in colourful Carnival out ts ready for the children’s fancy dress competition, with a prize of Smyths Toys vouchers for the winner and runners up. Headlining the entertainment this year are the wonderful Panatical Steel Band who will be back to give that iconic carnival sound. ere will also be performances from Marchwood Military Wives Choir, MB Twirlstars, New Forest Martial Arts, Shine Performing Arts, Stacey T White School of Dance and Benny Balloon, Magician & Balloon Modeller, as well as children’s races, rides and bouncy castle, plus activities and cra s. An amazing array of stalls from local sellers and groups will be there on the day including: Marchwood Mens Shed, Waterside Woodcarvers, New Forest Bee Keepers, Marchwood Twinning Association, Marchwood Candles, Mulberry Pre-school, Marchwood Junior School, Waterside Fire Engine, local churches and more! Plus a variety of food and drink stalls including the Hythe Sea Scouts BBQ, teas and cakes by Marchwood WI, Pizza by Pizza Round, as well as ice cream by Nice Ice Surprise, delicious speciality co ees from Really Awesome Co ee and a bar will be provided by Vibrant Forest Brewery. e Family Dog Club are running this year’s Dog Show enter your furry friend for just £2 a class, register on the day. is year’s ra e has some fabulous prizes generously donated by local businesses; tickets are available in advance or on the day. is year’s fete has kindly been sponsored by: Marchwood Parish Council, ABP Southampton, e Family Dog Club, Solent Gateway, PPL PRS United for Music, Barker-Mill Foundation, Meridien Modena, VEOLIA, TRANT, SOS Storage On Site, Hampshire County Council, Marchwood Power, Healthy Pet Store and Arnold Clark Car and Van Rental. For more information about the fete please visit: www. marchwoodfete.org.uk MARCHWOOD ‘CARNIVAL’ FETE An MOD Cameraman at Boscombe Down 1958–1990 New Forest Aviation Group (NFAG) meets monthly on the second Friday of the month at Lyndhurst Community Centre to enjoy a presentation from a speaker on all things ying (and beyond) followed by refreshments and chat with the speaker and NFAG friends. e next meeting is on Friday 8th September for ‘An MOD Cameraman at Boscombe Down 1958– 1990’ by Robbie Forrester Addie. ey meet at 7.15pm for a 7.30pm start and the meeting normally nishes 9.45pm. Admission is £2 for members and £5 for visitors. Full information is available at: www.nfag.info Art in Lymington Lymington Arts Group hold meetings in the McLellan Hall at Lymington Community Centre, New Street, Lymington SO41 9BQ, on the second Friday a ernoon of each month (excepting February and August). Meetings start at 2.30pm and normally last two hours. eir next meeting will be on Friday 8th September for a Demonstration by Jake Winkle on Watercolour Landscapes. e following meeting will be on Friday 13th October for a demonstration by Aimee Durnell on Mono Print, Watercolour and Reduction Drawing. Visitors are very welcome and pay £3.50. HERITAGE OPEN DAYS AT LEPE Lepe Country Park is taking part in the Heritage Open Days festival from 8th to 17th September. With the theme of ‘Creativity Unwrapped’ they can’t wait to explore and celebrate the history and creativity of Lepe. ere will be trails, exhibitions, and much more, with plenty for the whole family to see and do. All events that are part of the festival are FREE! To nd out more visit: www.hants.gov.uk/lepe or call 023 8089 9108. Usual parking charges apply. Veterans Breakfast Club Hythe Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club takes place on the second Saturday of every month at e Lord Nelson, High Street, Hythe. Go along on Saturday 9th September to enjoy the social interaction and banter with fellow veterans which will help improve your mental health and is good for PTSD. For more details text Graham on 07526 507053 or nd them on Facebook (Hythe Armed Forces & Veterans Breakfast Club).
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