Herald - Issue 421

Page 36 • The HERALD • 31st March 2022 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v OUT & ABOUT Second Chance Animal Rescue TABLE TOP SALE SATURDAY 16TH APRIL at Totton & Eling Community Centre, 10am-12noon Entrance 20p • Tables to Hire £5 For bookings contact Liz 023 8086 5071 Lady Cynthia’s FLEA MARKET at Lyndhurst Community Centre (in Lyndhurst Main Car Park) Sunday 10th April 10am-4pm Admission 30p • Children Free v Handmade Preserves, Bric-a-Brac, Antiques, Tarot Card Readings, Tools, Greeting Cards, Jewellery, Media DVD and much more... v • Refreshments Available • Enquiries 023 8070 5060 Diary Dates for 2022: 12th June, 17th July, 18th September, 9th October, 20th November IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS AND MAKE FRIENDS GET MENTALLY & PHYSICALLY FIT AGE 20 – 70 TOTALLY FREE STEADY MOVEMENT TO MUSIC 12 WEEKLY, 2 HOUR SESSIONS STARTING APRIL 2022 SUNDAYS 2PM – 4PM TOTTON & ELING COMMUNITY CENTRE (FREE PARKING & BUS STOPS NEARBY) COUPLES- SINGLES – GROUPS – FRIENDS TO BOOK YOUR PLACE TELEPHONE KAY – 023 8086 6950 CAROL – 023 8036 4505 SOCIAL FRIENDLY LEARNING CURVE HOSTED BY TESTVALE SQUARE DANCE CLUB SPONSORED BY HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL Are you a secret kitchen dancer? Do you love a boogie but don’t know where to start? Everyone knows dancing brings huge bene ts to participants including fun, tness, and new friendships, but it has also been proven to increase cognitive function. Starting on 3rd April , The Momentum Project will be held at the Totton & Eling Community Centre on Sunday afternoons from 2pm to 4pm. This 12-week FREE course is specifically for anyone currently unemployed, carers, students, those on a low wage or anyone who have been suffering with low mood or health issues. is initiative is sponsored by Hampshire County Council and is o ered TOTALLY FREE to encourage those keen to meet new people and gain con dence through learning a new skill whilst having fun at the same time. Southern Health Authority they have found a parallel with the skills used for dancing practice and the skills sought-a er in the work place, such as listening abilities, learning new skills, teamwork, following instructions and commitment to task (to name a few). So, what have you got to lose? ere is no cost involved and it’s a fun activity with new, useful, transferrable skills gained in the process. Dates and times to be con rmed upon booking. Call Kay on: 023 8086 6950 or Carol or Alan on: 023 8036 4505 to reserve your space. Take to the Floor and Step to the Beat LIONS BOOKSTALL Romsey Lions are back holding their regular book stalls in e Cornmarket, Romsey. eir next book sales will be on Saturday 9th April and Saturday 14th May from 9am to 3pm. ey welcome donations of good quality paperbacks for the stall and also gi s for their bric-a-brac section. Donations can be taken along to the stall on the day of the sales or alternatively you can call 0344 963 2463 to arrange for a collection to be made. Lions are both men and women, and there are no age restrictions to membership other than you must be over 18. ey are approachable people from many walks of life, and they enjoy an active social life. A few hours a month are all it takes to help others less fortunate in the community. If you would like to learn more about being a Lion and make new friends then get in touch with them on: secretary@romseylions.co.uk or contact them on their direct club telephone number: 0344 963 2463. e Lions have a motto “Ordinary People Doing Amazing ings”. And they do year a er year. HM Coastguard Discover the history of Her Majesty’s Coastguard service, which was established in 1822, at an exhibition being held at St Barbe Museum’s McCarthy Room until 9th April. Learn about the history of the Lymington Coastguard from Captain Charles Freemantle’s 1820’s heroic rescue of the crew of a stricken vessel in Christchurch bay. Read about the dramatic rescue of 32 restaurant goers at Milford on Sea in 2014 and the Chief Coastguard’s commendation awarded to the local team. Enjoy the historic display of fascinating Coastguard artefacts . Meet the local Coastguard team members and view the wide range of current and past technical rescue equipment on display St Barbe Museum can be found at New Street, Lymington SO41 9BH. Telephone: 01590 676969. Visit: www.stbarbe-museum.org.uk for opening times and admission prices. Music at Beaulieu On Saturday 9th April , Music at Beaulieu will welcome a return visit of the Sarum Consort, the professional chamber choir based in Salisbury which is led by Colin Howard. eir programme of sacred music, appropriate for Lent, will include works by Palestrina, Tallis, Purcell, John Tavener and Arvo Pärt. Music at Beaulieu concerts are held at Beaulieu Abbey Church and start at 7pm. ey continue to take the cautious approach to the risks of COVID- 19, so for the time being the doors will open at 6.45pm; concerts will last approximately one hour without an interval and they ask that masks are worn (unless medical exemption can be shown) and social distancing is observed. Tickets may be bought on-line from musicatbeaulieu.org.uk or through their box o ce, telephone: 07770 859900 and are £15 each, children under 12 are free. e following concert will be held on 14th May and given by the Orion Trio, piano, violin and cello. Coffee & Chat Feeling lonely? Would love some company? Looking for new friends? Go along to Black eld Baptist Church Lounge on a Thursday between 10am and 12noon for a free co ee and chat. Just drop in at Hampton Lane, Blackfield and you will be made really welcome.