The Portsmouth Live Music campaign continues to go from strength to strength, and last week the campaign took to the road, visiting schools across the city to give hundreds of children and young people the opportunity to experience and enjoy music and music-making.
Portsmouth played host to one of Viking Cruises’ newest ocean ships, Viking Sun, as she made her maiden visit to the city on Friday 12th October.
The ship’s 930 guests began their voyage in Bergen, Norway and are seven days into their 15-day Trade Routes of the Middle Ages itinerary, calling into Portsmouth to discover the city’s world-renowned maritime heritage.
Saturday evening saw more than a thousand guests flock to Port Solent to enjoy an evening to remember at its second annual show-stopping, glitz and glamour-styled Prosecco Festival.
There's plenty of activities to entertain the children this half term at museums across the city:
Portsmouth City Council is working with Hampshire Constabulary and the University of Portsmouth to offer free bike marking sessions.
The sessions, held fortnightly on Thursdays, take place outside the University Library on Cambridge Road from 1pm to 3pm.