For their first Platform Alumni residency, Aspex Gallery in Gunwharf Quays are welcoming Charlotte Bradley, a recent Fine Art Graduate of the University for the Creative Arts in Farnham.
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Sandra Smith, who has been the mainstay of the Kings Theatre Portsmouth for the past 30 years, is retiring, but continuing her involvement with the Edwardian playhouse in a new role as the theatre’s first ever Ambassador.
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Aspex Gallery in Portsmouth, national gallery education association Engage, and The Alexandra Reinhardt Memorial Award (ARMA) have unveiled Flourish, a new artwork by Alison Carlier.
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Play Dead Gallery and Studio throws wide it’s doors to welcome the community to an exclusive debut solo collection, titled Nothing Is Lost, by renowned Southsea artist, Midge.
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Local artist Karl Rudziak, known for his affecting portraiture work, is running two painting demonstrations at The Kings Theatre in Albert Road in December 2016.
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When we heard that Cafe au Cinéma, a relaxed eatery-filmhouse fusion, was opening on Osborne Road, we had to pop in to chat with the ingenious venture’s lovely founder, Genevieve.
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Rising comedy double act Stokes & Summers are bringing their highly-praised revue A Really Really Big Modern Telly to Portsmouth College, where Portsmouth-hailing Kate Stokes previously studied.
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Hundreds of local people and visitors enjoyed access to Portsmouth’s historic gems and attractions as part of Open Heritage Days over the weekend.
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Portsmouth’s Making Waves Film Festival will have a supernatural theme at its core this year, organisers have announced.
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Shakespeare’s Globe are partnering with Portsmouth’s New Theatre Royal for the premiere of their brand new touring production: The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
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Another year of events from Portsmouth Festivities has ended, and early feedback from audience members is that this years schedule was and excellent experience.
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The bygone era of end-of-pier variety shows and Donald McGill’s saucy seaside postcards are brought to vivid life in a duo of entertaining plays in the gardens of The Queen’s Hotel Southsea.
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Recollections of John Pounds, a book celebrating the life of one of Portsmouth’s forgotten heroes, has been revived.
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Mark Lewis, founder and director of the Arts Lodge in Victoria Park, has launched an online petition to save the community space after threat of closure by Portsmouth City Council.
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Portsmouth artist Adrian Mundy brings his Natural Imperfections exhibition to Aspex Gallery from 15th June through 14th August 2016, coinciding with Portsmouth Festivities as part of their annual week-long programme of artistic and cultural events.
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The Machine Stops, a new production at Portsmouth’s New Theatre Royal, is set to chill audiences as it delves into the past’s predictions of today’s technologies.
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An event at Somerstown Central Hub has seen the launch of We Don’t Need Culture, a project by local artist Karl Rudziak which aims to re-evaluate the word ‘culture’.
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A new piece of street art is coming to Portsmouth City Centre this month to mark the start of a new effort to engage residents with poetry.
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Punk icon and people’s poet Dr. John Cooper Clarke brings his biting, political, and hilarious verse to the New Theatre Royal as part of Portsmouth Festivities 2016.
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