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February 2012

March 2012

Saturday 24 March, COVE, FARNBOROUGH. The Rushmoor Choir Spring Concert – ‘An Evening of Mozart’ at St Christopher’s Church, 55 Cove Road, Farnborough at 7:30pm. The Rushmoor Choir will sing Mozart’s Requiem and other pieces by this great composer. This concert will mark the end of the relationship with their present Musical Director, Benjamin Wolf, who is moving on after seven years with the choir. With professional soloists and orchestra and including the delightful and popular Ave Verum, an evening of musical quality is assured! Tickets £10 in advance from The Triangle Book Shop & Café, Kingsmead, Farnborough, Mail Boxes Etc. Camp Road, North Camp, and Fabulicious Cakes, Camp Road, North Camp, Farnborough or reserved by email from tickets@rushmoorchoir.org.uk; or £12 on the door. Contact: Carolyn Ford. 01252 684601. www.rushmoorchoir.org.uk

Sat 31 March, FLEET. Carnival Princess Selection Disco 2 - 4 pm at the Harlington. For more details & to enter the Princess selection visit www.fleetcarnival.org

April 2012

Sat, 21 April 21, FLEET. Spring concert at the Harlington Centre in Fleet at 3pm. Rushmoor Concert Band, conducted by Phil Lazenbury, present a concert with a Royal theme for this Diamond Jubilee year. Tickets are available from the Harlington Centre, or contact Jean on: 01252 613275 or tickets@rushmoorconcertband.org. Tickets £7.50, £6.50 concessions and only £2.00 for accompanied children.

May 2012

June 2012

1st - 5th June FLEET - Fleet Carnival 2012 watch www.fleetcarnival.org for further details!

Sat 9 JUNE, HARTLEY WINTNEY annual Village Festival. Watch out for further details!

Weekly Markets

There are street markets every Saturday in Gurkha Square Fleet, every Tuesday in Odiham High Street and every Wednesday in Hartley Wintney High Street offering the best in Hampshire produce?
All markets run from 10 am - 2 pm.

These markets compliment the local shops and help to reverse the trend of shopping outside the local community.