What's on

List of Events

  1. Matt Forde

    End of an Era Tour The Haymarket

    The image shows Matt Forde, a British comedian and impressionist, standing against a vibrant, abstract background. He is dressed in an eye-catching, pink suit adorned with sparkling details and holding a microphone. His expression appears focused and serious, giving him a commanding presence in the image

  2. Le Vent du Nord

    The Haymarket

    Five white men with a mix of short and long hair and beards each holding an instrument, two have violins, one has a guitar, one has an accordion, and the other has a hurdy gurdy

  3. The Musication Station

    Christmas Rocks Festival Place

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    The logo for 'The Musication Station' which dark blue, green, pink and yellow alternating letter spelling out 'The Musication Station'

  4. Pre-Concert Talk: Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra

    The Forge

    Jonathan Darlington conducting with a baton in one hand, and the other hand raised above his head

  5. Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra

    The Anvil

    Federico Colli stood in front of a brick wall, smiling at the camera

  6. Our Favourite Things

    The Haymarket

    A hazy stage scene illuminated by purple and pink lighting, with musical notes on the floor and curtains in the background

  7. Pre-concert Talk: Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra

    The Forge

    Aki Blendis. A teenage boy with dark hair in a white shirt holding a violin

  8. Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra

    November Nocturne The Anvil

  9. Pam Ayres & George Fenton

    Who Are You Calling Vermin? The Anvil

    A split image of Pam Ayres on the left, holding a book and smiling at the camera, and George Fenton on the right, wearing headphones and looking down with one finger under his lip

  10. An Audience with Monty Don

    The Anvil

    Monty Don in a green garden with pink flowers at the forefront.

  11. The Gruffalo

    based on the much-loved picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler The Haymarket

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    An illustration of The Gruffalo smiling. There is a purple circle with white text saying 'tall stories' in the top left corner, on the right is the 'The Gruffalo' in white text and in white and yellow text is 'Based on the picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler' underneath. Below that is a white circle with purple text reading 'Live on stage'. There are two reviews, the first is from The Sunday Times and has four yellow stars 'Irresistibly charming' the second is from Scotsman and has five yellow stars 'An absolute delight'

  12. Brit Floyd

    P·U·L·S·E: Celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Division Bell The Anvil

    A red circle with colourful sound waves going into it