Events

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

The Shroud of Turin Exhibition is coming to St Joseph’s Church, Weymouth. The exhibition includes a full-size replica of the world -famous Shroud of Turin along with information boards about art, history and the latest research on the Shroud. Pam Moon the curator of the exhibition said “It is possible to get an idea of the Shroud from television pictures, books, magazines and newspapers articles, but seeing it in its entirety is very challenging and moving.” St Joseph’s Church welcomes visitors to see the exhibition and make up their own minds about the Shroud of Turin.

It will be on display in the Parish Hall from 18th September until the 30th September between 11am and 4pm each day, with late opening until 8pm on Wednesday 18th and 25th. Closed on Sundays.

 

Free entry.

Tim Laycock & Alastair Braidwood return to the Cider Museum for another evening of Words & music from Dorset and beyond all about the countryside, Autumn and apples!

 

Expect stories, songs, poems and traditional folk tunes all tied into the season.

 

Entry Fee – £14

Weymouth’s ever popular Octoberfest is set to make its annual return on Friday October 4th and Saturday the 5th in the Ocean Room, Weymouth Pavilion with its fine seaside views.

This extremely popular event now is now in its 13th year at the Pavilion. It is organised by West Dorset Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and the beer theme this year will be ales from King Alfred’s Wessex 871AD.

This will be a celebration of the original Wessex region of Britain. Customers can expect over 60 cask ales from Devon, Dorset, Hampshire, Somerset and Wiltshire complemented by a selection of traditional ciders and perry of varying styles.

Session times:
Friday lunchtime – 11:00 to 16:00
Friday evening – 18:30 to 23:30
Saturday lunchtime – 11:00 to 23:30
Saturday evening – 18:30 to 23:30

Tickets are on sale from 1st August, priced at £12 per session and include a commemorative glass, programme and two halves of beer or cider. (CAMRA members receive an extra pint at the membership stand).

This event was a sell out last year and customers are urged to get their tickets early to avoid disappointment from the following outlets:
On Line: camrawdorset.org.uk
Weymouthpavilion.com or by phoning 01305 783225.

Tickets bought from the pavilion are £14.50 each.

Alternatively, you can buy tickets in person in Weymouth from The Dolphin, The Globe and The Doghouse pubs, or direct from the Pavilion box office. On Portland, The George Inn and in Dorchester, Copper Street Brewery Tap and The Convivial Rabbit are also stocking our tickets.

Weymouth’s ever popular Octoberfest is set to make its annual return on Friday October 4th and Saturday the 5th in the Ocean Room, Weymouth Pavilion with its fine seaside views.

This extremely popular event now is now in its 13th year at the Pavilion. It is organised by West Dorset Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) and the beer theme this year will be ales from King Alfred’s Wessex 871AD.

This will be a celebration of the original Wessex region of Britain. Customers can expect over 60 cask ales from Devon, Dorset, Hampshire, Somerset and Wiltshire complemented by a selection of traditional ciders and perry of varying styles.

Session times:
Friday lunchtime – 11:00 to 16:00
Friday evening – 18:30 to 23:30
Saturday lunchtime – 11:00 to 23:30
Saturday evening – 18:30 to 23:30

Tickets are on sale from 1st August, priced at £12 per session and include a commemorative glass, programme and two halves of beer or cider. (CAMRA members receive an extra pint at the membership stand).

This event was a sell out last year and customers are urged to get their tickets early to avoid disappointment from the following outlets:
On Line: camrawdorset.org.uk
Weymouthpavilion.com or by phoning 01305 783225.

Tickets bought from the pavilion are £14.50 each.

Alternatively, you can buy tickets in person in Weymouth from The Dolphin, The Globe and The Doghouse pubs, or direct from the Pavilion box office. On Portland, The George Inn and in Dorchester, Copper Street Brewery Tap and The Convivial Rabbit are also stocking our tickets.

An event is being held in aid of the British Heart foundation on Saturday 5th October at the hope URC church on Trinity street, Weymouth by the harbour.

 

A few hours of entertainment and live music, whilst raising money for a grate cause. A Cocktail/mocktail will be given on arrival and there will be a buffet, or you can bring own drinks. Tea and coffee will be available to buy from the bar. Browse the auction items and get ready to bid for your favourite.

 

You have the option to buy items from the tables at the end of the night . Moonfleet the band will be playing with a variety of music. Live auction, raffle, and a pre-loved best dressed winner will be announced at 7.45 so come in your best white pre-loved outfits. Tickets are on sale on moonfleettheband website, or you can buy them from the British heart foundation shop in Weymouth.

 

Please tell your friends and family the more the merrier. Limited seats available.

 

Entry fee – £15

Back again for 2024 the monthly Weymouth Farmers’ & Makers Market promises a wide selection of local produce and locally made crafts.

 

Prepare for a spine-chilling adventure as We Are Weymouth announces the launch of Zombie Week this Halloween half term! From October 26th to November 3rd, Weymouth will transform into a hub of eerie excitement and undead activities, promising unforgettable experiences for families and thrill-seekers alike.

Zombie Week Highlights:

Zombie Trail: We kick off the weeks’ activities with the interactive Zombie treasure hunt, with live action characters on Saturday 26th Oct from 11am- 3pm. (£2.50 for a group of 4) booking advised.  A FREE Zombie treasure hunt will then continue to run throughout the week via posters with QR links to videos 

Zombie Parade: Join the horde or simply watch in awe as the streets of Weymouth are overrun by zombies. Dress up in your best zombie or Halloween attire and be a part of this spectacular event.  Parade starts at 11am on Saturday 2nd November – ghouls, ghosts, witches and the undead are all welcome!

Nothe of the living Dead: Navigate through a post-apocalyptic world with the Nothe Fort’s immersive zombie experience. Test your survival skills and see if you have what it takes to escape the clutches of the undead. Tickets for Nothe of the Living Dead on sale soon.  

Family-Friendly Activities: From face painting to pumpkin carving, there’s something for everyone. Kids can enjoy a range of fun activities while adults can indulge in the Halloween festivities.

Dawn Rondeau-Irvine, Chief Operations Officer at We Are Weymouth comments: “We are excited to celebrate Halloween here in Weymouth with a host of Zombie and Halloween themed fun.  When we were approached by The Nothe Fort and Island Community Action for funding to bring the Nothe of the Living dead concept into the town centre, we were thrilled to support this, in order to offer something unique to the town for both visitors and locals. Weymouth is renowned for dressing-up and the ‘party atmosphere’, and we were excited for the opportunity to work collaboratively in this way to bring a full week of activities to the town. We believe that ‘Zombie week’ is set to be huge and will launch a legacy event that we can build upon for future years. We kick off the weeks’ activities with the interactive Zombie treasure hunt, with live action characters in businesses across the town and conclude it with a Zombie Parade. The excitement is tangible as the town’s businesses are taking part, so expect to find witches, ghouls and zombies at every turn, offering a unique blend of fun and fright for all ages.”

Zombie Week is set to be an unmissable event, providing a perfect blend of entertainment and scares. Whether you’re a local or visiting Weymouth for the half term, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this hauntingly good time.

For More Information: Visit weareweymouth.co.uk/zombie-week for a full schedule of events and additional details.

Celebrate Halloween like never before with Zombie Week in Weymouth – where the undead come alive!

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Prepare for a spine-chilling adventure as We Are Weymouth announces the launch of Zombie Week this Halloween half term! From October 26th to November 3rd, Weymouth will transform into a hub of eerie excitement and undead activities, promising unforgettable experiences for families and thrill-seekers alike.

Zombie Week Highlights:

Zombie Trail: We kick off the weeks’ activities with the interactive Zombie treasure hunt, with live action characters on Saturday 26th Oct from 11am- 3pm. (£2.50 for a group of 4) booking advised.  A FREE Zombie treasure hunt will then continue to run throughout the week via posters with QR links to videos 

Zombie Parade: Join the horde or simply watch in awe as the streets of Weymouth are overrun by zombies. Dress up in your best zombie or Halloween attire and be a part of this spectacular event.  Parade starts at 11am on Saturday 2nd November – ghouls, ghosts, witches and the undead are all welcome!

Nothe of the living Dead: Navigate through a post-apocalyptic world with the Nothe Fort’s immersive zombie experience. Test your survival skills and see if you have what it takes to escape the clutches of the undead. Tickets for Nothe of the Living Dead on sale soon.  

Family-Friendly Activities: From face painting to pumpkin carving, there’s something for everyone. Kids can enjoy a range of fun activities while adults can indulge in the Halloween festivities.

Dawn Rondeau-Irvine, Chief Operations Officer at We Are Weymouth comments: “We are excited to celebrate Halloween here in Weymouth with a host of Zombie and Halloween themed fun.  When we were approached by The Nothe Fort and Island Community Action for funding to bring the Nothe of the Living dead concept into the town centre, we were thrilled to support this, in order to offer something unique to the town for both visitors and locals. Weymouth is renowned for dressing-up and the ‘party atmosphere’, and we were excited for the opportunity to work collaboratively in this way to bring a full week of activities to the town. We believe that ‘Zombie week’ is set to be huge and will launch a legacy event that we can build upon for future years. We kick off the weeks’ activities with the interactive Zombie treasure hunt, with live action characters in businesses across the town and conclude it with a Zombie Parade. The excitement is tangible as the town’s businesses are taking part, so expect to find witches, ghouls and zombies at every turn, offering a unique blend of fun and fright for all ages.”

Zombie Week is set to be an unmissable event, providing a perfect blend of entertainment and scares. Whether you’re a local or visiting Weymouth for the half term, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Don’t miss out on the chance to be part of this hauntingly good time.

For More Information: Visit weareweymouth.co.uk/zombie-week for a full schedule of events and additional details.

Celebrate Halloween like never before with Zombie Week in Weymouth – where the undead come alive!

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https://www.instagram.com/weareweymouthuk

Weymouth Town Council will once again be bringing a spectacular celebration of Bonfire Night on Tuesday 5^th November.

The bonfire will be lit at 7.40pm followed by fireworks at 8.00pm

Back again for 2024 the monthly Weymouth Farmers’ & Makers Market promises a wide selection of local produce and locally made crafts.

 

Where’s the Weymouth ravers at …. We have one on 29th November 2024

90s music
Trance
Dance
Drum and bass

 

Line up DJs

Dj hags
Dj ammy j
Lockedown
Output

Back again for 2024 the monthly Weymouth Farmers’ & Makers Market promises a wide selection of local produce and locally made crafts.

 

Start your Christmas festivities by coming to our extremely popular Christmas Singalong! — Christmas Carols are mixed with festive songs and a lot of FUN!!! — Drinks and Mince Pies for all! — 3pm — No booking required.

Be a part of something truly special this festive season by signing up for this year’s Chase the Pudding on Sunday, 22nd December.

Sign up and run ( in Santa Suit)  the 5km from the Pavilion end of Weymouth Beach to the stones at Greenhill and back !

For the under 16s we also have Chase The Elf, a 2km option, from the Pavilion end of the beach to the Pier Bandstand and back!

More information will be available nearer the date.

In aid of The Will Mackaness Trust