The latest news from the city.
The Disney musical Frozen is playing at the Theatre Royal Portsmouth until 27 September, with tickets at £20 plus a levy and concessions for under-16s. A look at the remaining dates, the cast and creative team, and the historic Grade II* listed theatre.
A look at Restaurant 1865 inside The Queens Hotel in Southsea, Portsmouth, led by Executive Chef Simon Hartnett. Covers the à la carte menu, Sunday roast, afternoon tea, and the accompanying Dukes Bar.
The Grade II listed Royal Navy Rum Store in Gosport is being turned into a £22 million mixed-use destination with nearly 7,000sqm of maritime business space and a rooftop bar and restaurant. The post covers the building's history, the plans and the wider Victoria Quay regeneration.
A look at Butser Ancient Farm's Viking boat burning and what else is on for autumn, from Roman and Saxon reenactments to workshops and a children's holiday club. Includes opening hours, prices and how to get there.
Padel Quarter, Portsmouth's first dedicated padel centre, opened on 19 September at The Admiral Park with six indoor courts, a cafe, pro shop and fitness studio. It covers court prices, booking and accessibility, and rounds up other padel options across the wider area.
A guide to the Goodwood Revival 2026 at the Goodwood Motor Circuit in Chichester, 18-20 September, with its 'La Dolce Vita' theme, racing line-up, strict dress code, ticket prices and travel from Portsmouth.
A practical look at The Model Shop Portsmouth Ltd’s Warhammer centre on Arundel Street. It covers the range of miniatures, paints and railway products, prices, services, staff, atmosphere and opening hours.
Boyzlife, the duo of Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden, bring their 90s and 00s pop tour to Portsmouth Guildhall on Friday 23 October at 7.00pm. Tickets are £40.20 to £52.50, with a full setlist of Boyzone and Westlife hits plus their own material.
The D-Day Story in Southsea is displaying original props from the new war film Pressure, included in normal admission until the end of December. The film follows meteorologist James Martin Stagg, and the display ties the production to the real events of Operation Overlord.
A look back at the free Portsmouth International Kite Festival on Southsea Common, 12 and 13 September, with its '100 Kites for 100 Years' theme, the full flying programme, ground activities, welfare and travel arrangements.
