Events in Fareham From 30th March – 5th April 2026

What's on in Fareham this week?

This week in Fareham features events across public spaces, community halls, and local venues. The town’s Domesday-era roots, visible near St Mary’s Church and along Folly Road, are reflected in activities that honour both history and current development. Families can join weekday mornings at Fareham Museum to explore clay, straw, and reclaimed bricks, a nod to the area’s brickmaking past. Children also take part in guided pond dips near the Titchfield Canal, where seasonal water levels are monitored.

Evenings bring consistent live music: jazz on Tuesday nights at The Blue Anchor Pub; funk and pop punk sets on Thursday from local acts. Comedy happens twice weekly at a former post office building near Fareham Square, stand-up routines draw from everyday life documented since the 1960s housing expansion. Theatre for all ages runs Saturday afternoons at The Old School Hall, with storytelling based on wartime transport routes to Winchester via M27.

Fridays and Sundays host open-air gatherings in Castle Park, where seasonal trails follow original canal paths, parking remains limited due to delays near M27 Junction 10. On Thursday night, the Aeronautical Rescue Coordination Centre hosts a public awareness evening with demos of emergency response used since the mid-20th century. These events take place in purpose-built or repurposed civic sites, highlighting Fareham’s layered growth and focus on inclusive access across age groups.