Page 46 • The HERALD • 14th November 2024 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v OUT & ABOUT COFFEE & CHAT Every Thursday 10am until 12noon ALL WELCOME Hampton Lane, Blackfield SO45 1XA CHRISTMAS AT FAIRWEATHER’S from Fairweather’s Garden Centre Christmas at Fairweather’s is always a truly special time of year and it’s especially close to our hearts. For Jane, our wonderful gi buyer, it’s a yearround passion. She begins planning in early January, carefully sourcing the most exciting gi s and decorations. From the timeless classics to something a little more unique and vibrant, Jane’s eye for detail ensures our Christmas shop is a treasure trove of treats and delights. Gisela Graham’s stunning decorations are always a favourite and each year, our themed areas – from woodland to traditional red and white – o er something for everyone. We’re also proud to stock sustainable crackers, napkins, and candles, perfect for making your Christmas dinner table truly special. Whether you’re buying for family, friends, or your Secret Santa, you’re sure to nd the perfect gi at Fairweather’s. A highlight of our festive season is our much-loved ‘Tea with Santa’. Hosted in Ste ’s Kitchen, this magical give their time freely to make sure every child leaves with special memories. Tickets are available now at: www.fairweathers.co.uk Come and visit us for some Christmas shopping and while you’re here, why not indulge in a delicious Christmas lunch in Ste ’s Kitchen? We can’t wait to welcome you to Fairweather’s this festive season. experience is perfect for children aged between 3 and 8. With a heartwarming story from Santa, delicious a ernoon tea, and fun Christmas activities, the event ends with each child taking home a cuddly toy. Santa, Mrs Claus, and our mischievous Elf, all from the Honeypot Charity in Exbury, Jane, Fairweather’s Gift Buyer Charity Table Top Sale Go along to Everton and Lymore Social Club (SO41 0JJ) on Saturday 23rd November, 2pm–4.30pm for a Charity Table Top sale in aid of Brockenhurst Gateway Club, a social club for adults with learning disabilities. ere will be jewellery, bric-a-brac, secret tombola, lucky dip and many other items. Refreshments will be available including, tea, co ee and cakes. For more information please email: bgleader@ newforestmencap.org Art Critique e New Forest Art Society’s next monthly meeting is on Wednesday 20th November for a Critique with Helen Talbot. New members are always welcome and visitors are invited to go along for a small entry fee (£5). Meetings are held in the Pine Room at Lyndhurst Community Centre from 2.15pm until 4.15pm from November to February. (7.30pm-9.30pm March to October). ey will be holding their exhibition at e Gallery, Lyndhurst Heritage Centre from 15th November to 14th December for the New Forest Art Society 60th Anniversary Celebrations - Past Present and Future. e theme of this exhibition is ‘What the New Forest means to me as an artist’. Details of the programme can be found on the Society’s website: www.newforestartsociety.weebly. com MUSIC IN ROMSEY e next concert in Romsey Abbey takes place on Friday 22nd November, 7.30pm for e Play Of Daniel Vox Humana & Gregoriana. A concert version of the pre-Christmas 13th century liturgical drama with a freshly written narration (both witty and informative) given by Vox Humana and Gregoriana, with eight inter-scene motets dating from the 12th century to the 15th. is is a St Cecilia’s Day concert. Reserved £15, £12 (under 16’s, senior citizens), Unreserved £12, £10 (under 16’s, senior citizens), Under 10s free. On Saturday 14th December, 7.30pm for Romsey Youth Choir Christmas Concert. A wonderful evening of Christmas music from Romsey Youth Choir, Romsey Youth Chamber Choir and Romsey Youth Children’s Choir. ey look forward to welcoming you all. Central nave £12, £6 (under 18’s), Side aisles £10, £5 (under 18’s). On Friday 20th December, 7.30pm for Peace On Earth Romsey Singers. Christmas with e Romsey Singers, with audience carols. Reserved £18, £9 (under 16’s), Unreserved £16, £8 (under 16’s).
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