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As the clocks go forward on Saturday 27th March 2010, Find Your Talent – PUSH is throwing light on some of Portsmouth and Hampshire’s cultural and historical treasures.
Cultural organisations will be opening their doors late into the evening and putting on an exciting programme of theatre, music, story-telling and more.
From daylight to night-time, activities will take place across the PUSH region.
The Lost Hour
Supported by
Find Your Talent PUSH
Southampton
Saturday March 27, 2010
5pm to Late!
Southampton Central Library
LISTEN TO THE LIBRARY
5pm- 8pm
SoCo Music Project are going to make the library come alive! Come and discover talking bookshelves! Take part in some interactive music sessions. Listen to some live music being performed - Big Noises!
023 8083 2459
South Western House
VOYAGE OF THE LOST
5pm, 6pm and 7pm
Take a trip with the Nuffield Theatre and meet passengers for the Titanic, film stars from the 50s and be privy to a secret meeting with Churchill, as the historic hotel South Western House reveals its secrets.
FREE – booking essential 023 8067 1771
City Art Gallery
EXTENDED OPENING - FREE
6.30pm - 9.30pm
A great opportunity to browse the Gallery’s collections and current exhibitions.
Take a relaxed look at Turner and rejoice in Handbags and Gladrags, just two of the spring exhibitions open all evening at Southampton City Art Gallery.
023 8083 4536
TIME TRAVELLERS
7pm/7.30pm/8pm/ 8.30pm /9pm
Each scene lasts between 10-15 minutes and can be seen in any order
Join the Sarah Siddons Fan Club as they take us back to some of the most important journeys in Southampton’s history.
94 High Street. On the eve of D- Day, the people of Southampton shelter in one of the medieval vaults to avoid the bombs. Jealousy flares between a British Tommy and an American GI over stockings and a Hershey bar!
West Gate. Meet the operators of the portcullis, hear who was espied through the murder holes below, and wave goodbye to the pilgrims on their way to start a new colony in the wild Americas.
Holy Rood Church. For one family, loss of a breadwinner in the Titanic disaster casts a long shadow over the town.
01794 510340
Visit any site at times given. Booking not needed, just come along.
Maritime Museum
TUDOR TALES - FREE
7pm/8pm/8.55pm
Listen as storyteller Mike O’Leary uncovers the ghosts of Southampton’s past with stories and Tudor objects.
Suitable for all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
023 8022 3941
We regret that there is no public toilet available at the Maritime Museum.
A FREE heritage bus will be running to transport you between venues throughout the evening.
The bus will depart from the City Art Gallery approximately every half an hour at quarter to and quarter past the hour.
The following times are estimates:
City Art Gallery 16.45 dep Holy Rood Church 16.51 South Western House 16.55 Maritime Museum 17.01 City Art Gallery 17.09 City Art Gallery 17.15 dep Holy Rood Church 17.21 South Western House 17.25 Maritime Museum 17.31 City Art Gallery 17.39 Then every half hour until: City Art Gallery 21.15 Holy Rood Church 21.21 South Western House 21.25 Maritime Museum 21.31 City Art Gallery 21.39
