Alresford events include charity talks and an antiques fair.

Alresford and nearby villages have a series of community events this spring, including the Cheriton Talks on February 28 and an antiques fair on March 21.

Alresford and nearby villages have a series of community events through late winter and into spring. The Cheriton Talks series continues with a February 28 event at St Michael's featuring Petroc Trelawny in conversation with Debbie Thrower about Cornwall and classical music. Other listings include an antiques fair, society talks, museum open days and routine community services. Organisers and local groups have shared dates and basic entry details. Event details: - The Cheriton Talks event is on Saturday February 28 at St Michael's, with Petroc Trelawny and Debbie Thrower discussing Cornwall and classical music; tickets are £16 and include canapés and a complementary glass of wine, doors from 6.30pm and the talk starts at 7pm, tickets available via TicketSource. - A Douglas Skeggs talk on March 14 about 19th-century Venice has already sold out. - The Alresford Antiques Fair is at the community centre in West Street on Saturday March 21 from 9.30am–4.30pm with free admission. - The Alresford Historical and Literary Society meets monthly; the next talk is on Wednesday March 18 when Dr John Lander will speak on the Women’s Land Army in Hampshire, with visitors welcome at the door for £5 and annual membership available. - Alresford GP Surgery in Station Road will be closed on the afternoon of Thursday March 12 for staff training and phones will not be staffed. - Alresford Food Hub operates every Wednesday from 10am–noon at St Gregory’s Church in Grange Road, and housing officers from Winchester City Council will be present on February 18 and March 18. Summary: The community calendar shows arts, heritage and support services running through March and into May, with both ticketed talks and free public events. Notable upcoming dates are the Cheriton Talk on February 28, the Historical Society talk on March 18, the Antiques Fair on March 21, and the Watercress Festival on May 17.