Although the majority of events in Weymouth have been cancelled for the Summer, there are some virtual events taking place which you may like to watch or take part in.
Weymouth, located at the heart of the spectacular Jurassic Coast World Heritage Site is host, under normal circumstances, to over 200 events, festivals and activities throughout the year.
Use our calendar below to find out more about events taking place in Weymouth or take a look at our 2020 Events Programme, although please be understanding that due to current circumstances most are cancelled or rescheduled at this time:
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
In this ground-breaking partnership with the North Pole, Nothe Fort has agreed to become the new training ground for future Elves on the Shelf.
This December, Santa is sending to Weymouth the naughtiest of his trainee Elves, and the fort needs your help to keep an eye on them!
As part of the Weymouth Elf Trail, Nothe Fort will be invaded by young elves, running riot and practicing their naughtiest tricks.
We have three year groups attending the elf-school programme: Green Elves, Red Elves, and Black Elves.
But they need your help!
With so many mischievous elves moving around the fort each day, they need the best elf spotters to help find them. Enjoy a festive holiday like no other as you explore the casemates and underground passageways of Nothe Fort, and keep one eye open for our naughty trainees.
Taking place every weekend in December (except 26th & 27th).
To help shoppers return to high streets across Dorset for their Christmas shopping, Dorset Council is offering 3 days of free parking this December.
Free parking will apply on Saturday 5, 12 and 19 December in the following Weymouth car parks:
Cosens Quay
Council Offices
Governors Lane
Harbourside
Lodmoor
Melcombe Regis
Nothe
Park Street
Pavilion and Pavilion Forecourt
Royal Yard
Swannery
Normal charges and free parking periods apply on all other days. Charges also apply at any car parks not listed and for on-street parking.
Graham Winter, Mayor of Weymouth Town Council said:
“We’re looking forward to welcoming shoppers back to Weymouth and hope that offering free parking on these days will give residents that extra incentive to spend more time in their local shopping area. It helps promote Weymouth as a shopping destination and will give our town centre a boost following a very difficult year.”
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
In this ground-breaking partnership with the North Pole, Nothe Fort has agreed to become the new training ground for future Elves on the Shelf.
This December, Santa is sending to Weymouth the naughtiest of his trainee Elves, and the fort needs your help to keep an eye on them!
As part of the Weymouth Elf Trail, Nothe Fort will be invaded by young elves, running riot and practicing their naughtiest tricks.
We have three year groups attending the elf-school programme: Green Elves, Red Elves, and Black Elves.
But they need your help!
With so many mischievous elves moving around the fort each day, they need the best elf spotters to help find them. Enjoy a festive holiday like no other as you explore the casemates and underground passageways of Nothe Fort, and keep one eye open for our naughty trainees.
Taking place every weekend in December (except 26th & 27th).
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
In this ground-breaking partnership with the North Pole, Nothe Fort has agreed to become the new training ground for future Elves on the Shelf.
This December, Santa is sending to Weymouth the naughtiest of his trainee Elves, and the fort needs your help to keep an eye on them!
As part of the Weymouth Elf Trail, Nothe Fort will be invaded by young elves, running riot and practicing their naughtiest tricks.
We have three year groups attending the elf-school programme: Green Elves, Red Elves, and Black Elves.
But they need your help!
With so many mischievous elves moving around the fort each day, they need the best elf spotters to help find them. Enjoy a festive holiday like no other as you explore the casemates and underground passageways of Nothe Fort, and keep one eye open for our naughty trainees.
Taking place every weekend in December (except 26th & 27th).
To help shoppers return to high streets across Dorset for their Christmas shopping, Dorset Council is offering 3 days of free parking this December.
Free parking will apply on Saturday 5, 12 and 19 December in the following Weymouth car parks:
Cosens Quay
Council Offices
Governors Lane
Harbourside
Lodmoor
Melcombe Regis
Nothe
Park Street
Pavilion and Pavilion Forecourt
Royal Yard
Swannery
Normal charges and free parking periods apply on all other days. Charges also apply at any car parks not listed and for on-street parking.
Graham Winter, Mayor of Weymouth Town Council said:
“We’re looking forward to welcoming shoppers back to Weymouth and hope that offering free parking on these days will give residents that extra incentive to spend more time in their local shopping area. It helps promote Weymouth as a shopping destination and will give our town centre a boost following a very difficult year.”
In this festive celebration, take a step back in time to the origins of Christmas, with stalls selling local produce, traditional craft demonstrations, carol singers, and re-enactors, led by the Nothe Fort Artillery.
Dorset Food & Drink shall be returning to the fort with a variety of local produce.
Attending local food and drink stalls include:
The Book and Bucket Cheese Company
Chocolate Arthouse
Fordington Gin
Bridge Farm Cider
Weymouth 51
Shanty Spirit- botanical vodka
Smith & Weston (gin liquors)
Grounded Coffee
Attending craft stalls and demonstrations include:
Jason Russell - Aston Sharpeners
Drift Weymouth
Paul Russell –photographer
Upwey Potters
Moonie Gooni (Glass Art)
Annie Wood Art
Maya Pieris – Victorian festive cooking demo
Weymouth Gig Club – hot chestnuts and wreath making
Maya Pieris, a freelance writer, poet and actor, is one of The History Girls and will be demonstrating how to make a selection of Victorian themed Christmas fare, and in the best tradition of Blue Peter, will showing visitors ‘one she made earlier’!
The Weymouth Gig Rowing Club will be demonstrating how to make festive garlands and Christmas wreaths using foliage locally sourced foliage from their gardens and allotments.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
In this ground-breaking partnership with the North Pole, Nothe Fort has agreed to become the new training ground for future Elves on the Shelf.
This December, Santa is sending to Weymouth the naughtiest of his trainee Elves, and the fort needs your help to keep an eye on them!
As part of the Weymouth Elf Trail, Nothe Fort will be invaded by young elves, running riot and practicing their naughtiest tricks.
We have three year groups attending the elf-school programme: Green Elves, Red Elves, and Black Elves.
But they need your help!
With so many mischievous elves moving around the fort each day, they need the best elf spotters to help find them. Enjoy a festive holiday like no other as you explore the casemates and underground passageways of Nothe Fort, and keep one eye open for our naughty trainees.
Taking place every weekend in December (except 26th & 27th).
In this festive celebration, take a step back in time to the origins of Christmas, with stalls selling local produce, traditional craft demonstrations, carol singers, and re-enactors, led by the Nothe Fort Artillery.
Dorset Food & Drink shall be returning to the fort with a variety of local produce.
Attending local food and drink stalls include:
The Book and Bucket Cheese Company
Chocolate Arthouse
Fordington Gin
Bridge Farm Cider
Weymouth 51
Shanty Spirit- botanical vodka
Smith & Weston (gin liquors)
Grounded Coffee
Attending craft stalls and demonstrations include:
Jason Russell - Aston Sharpeners
Drift Weymouth
Paul Russell –photographer
Upwey Potters
Moonie Gooni (Glass Art)
Annie Wood Art
Maya Pieris – Victorian festive cooking demo
Weymouth Gig Club – hot chestnuts and wreath making
Maya Pieris, a freelance writer, poet and actor, is one of The History Girls and will be demonstrating how to make a selection of Victorian themed Christmas fare, and in the best tradition of Blue Peter, will showing visitors ‘one she made earlier’!
The Weymouth Gig Rowing Club will be demonstrating how to make festive garlands and Christmas wreaths using foliage locally sourced foliage from their gardens and allotments.
As a result of huge support from the people of Weymouth, Weymouth Area Development Trust CIC have joined with Weymouth BID, Weymouth Town Council and Dorset Council to bring a Farmers Market back to Weymouth. Best in Dorset Market have agreed to run it and so it will be held every 2nd Sunday of the month 10:00am-3:00pm just outside Debenhams.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Volunteers from churches across Weymouth and Portland have come together this year to bring us a Nativity like no other!
Filmed whilst adhering to the relevant COVID-19 restrictions, families play the parts of the familiar groups of wise men and shepherds.
Mike and Wendy Petitdemange, who directed and filmed the production, said:
“Filming during COVID-19 restrictions has been quite a challenge but people have put in tremendous effort to help us tell the greatest story ever told”.
The event has had great support from Weymouth Town Council and Dorset Council.
Cllr Gill Taylor, Dorset and Weymouth Town Councillor, said:
“This is a fantastic event that has been put together very quickly and will give a well needed lift of spirits to the area. A group of volunteers have been working closely with many partner organisations including Weymouth Town Council.”
“Dorset Council’s Rangers Team were more than happy to help us spread a little Christmas cheer with items that will be included in the activities pack. Dozens of mature maritime pine cones have been collected by their service, with the help volunteers. This will not only create a fun project but if the cones are left they become invasive on our precious heathlands, so we are helping to conserve this rare habitat as well!”
Cherry Clarke from Refresh (Weymouth and Portland Churches in Action) said:
“My husband Nick had the idea to film and show a Nativity on the big screen and quite frankly, I wasn’t sure we could pull it off! But people have pulled together to make it happen and the support we’ve had from the local churches and councils has been wonderful.”
“It is so important that people have something to look forward to, especially this Christmas, and the story of the birth of Jesus is one that brings hope, something we all need”.
The finished Nativity, complete with carols, will be screened on a giant 10 metre screen in the Weymouth park and ride carpark on December 15th, (unfortunately the 16th and 17th are already sold out). Tickets are £5 per car and are available on Eventbrite here.
Entrance will be by pre-booked tickets only. So, get your tickets, decorate the inside of your car and get ready to sing your heart out, all in the safety of your car!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
In this ground-breaking partnership with the North Pole, Nothe Fort has agreed to become the new training ground for future Elves on the Shelf.
This December, Santa is sending to Weymouth the naughtiest of his trainee Elves, and the fort needs your help to keep an eye on them!
As part of the Weymouth Elf Trail, Nothe Fort will be invaded by young elves, running riot and practicing their naughtiest tricks.
We have three year groups attending the elf-school programme: Green Elves, Red Elves, and Black Elves.
But they need your help!
With so many mischievous elves moving around the fort each day, they need the best elf spotters to help find them. Enjoy a festive holiday like no other as you explore the casemates and underground passageways of Nothe Fort, and keep one eye open for our naughty trainees.
Taking place every weekend in December (except 26th & 27th).
To help shoppers return to high streets across Dorset for their Christmas shopping, Dorset Council is offering 3 days of free parking this December.
Free parking will apply on Saturday 5, 12 and 19 December in the following Weymouth car parks:
Cosens Quay
Council Offices
Governors Lane
Harbourside
Lodmoor
Melcombe Regis
Nothe
Park Street
Pavilion and Pavilion Forecourt
Royal Yard
Swannery
Normal charges and free parking periods apply on all other days. Charges also apply at any car parks not listed and for on-street parking.
Graham Winter, Mayor of Weymouth Town Council said:
“We’re looking forward to welcoming shoppers back to Weymouth and hope that offering free parking on these days will give residents that extra incentive to spend more time in their local shopping area. It helps promote Weymouth as a shopping destination and will give our town centre a boost following a very difficult year.”
Be a part of something truly special this festive season by signing up for the Will Mackaness Trust Chase the Virtual Pudding event on the weekend of the 19th/20th December. Sadly this year due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions the attended event on the beach at Weymouth isn’t viable, however they are able to go virtual!
Sign up and run the 5km wherever you like, festive dressing up encouraged! For the under 16s we also have Chase The Elf, a 2km option.
Dorset Drive In Cinema is coming to a very large screen near you!
A DRIVE-IN cinema is coming to Weymouth to show festive films and help spread some Christmas cheer.
Dorset-based events company, CSL Event Tech, will be showing three films every day between December 19 and 24 on a large LED screen, which will be installed at the Mount Pleasant Park and Ride.
Follow this link for further information from the Dorset Echo article.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
In this ground-breaking partnership with the North Pole, Nothe Fort has agreed to become the new training ground for future Elves on the Shelf.
This December, Santa is sending to Weymouth the naughtiest of his trainee Elves, and the fort needs your help to keep an eye on them!
As part of the Weymouth Elf Trail, Nothe Fort will be invaded by young elves, running riot and practicing their naughtiest tricks.
We have three year groups attending the elf-school programme: Green Elves, Red Elves, and Black Elves.
But they need your help!
With so many mischievous elves moving around the fort each day, they need the best elf spotters to help find them. Enjoy a festive holiday like no other as you explore the casemates and underground passageways of Nothe Fort, and keep one eye open for our naughty trainees.
Taking place every weekend in December (except 26th & 27th).
Be a part of something truly special this festive season by signing up for the Will Mackaness Trust Chase the Virtual Pudding event on the weekend of the 19th/20th December. Sadly this year due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions the attended event on the beach at Weymouth isn’t viable, however they are able to go virtual!
Sign up and run the 5km wherever you like, festive dressing up encouraged! For the under 16s we also have Chase The Elf, a 2km option.
Dorset Drive In Cinema is coming to a very large screen near you!
A DRIVE-IN cinema is coming to Weymouth to show festive films and help spread some Christmas cheer.
Dorset-based events company, CSL Event Tech, will be showing three films every day between December 19 and 24 on a large LED screen, which will be installed at the Mount Pleasant Park and Ride.
Follow this link for further information from the Dorset Echo article.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Dorset Drive In Cinema is coming to a very large screen near you!
A DRIVE-IN cinema is coming to Weymouth to show festive films and help spread some Christmas cheer.
Dorset-based events company, CSL Event Tech, will be showing three films every day between December 19 and 24 on a large LED screen, which will be installed at the Mount Pleasant Park and Ride.
Follow this link for further information from the Dorset Echo article.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Dorset Drive In Cinema is coming to a very large screen near you!
A DRIVE-IN cinema is coming to Weymouth to show festive films and help spread some Christmas cheer.
Dorset-based events company, CSL Event Tech, will be showing three films every day between December 19 and 24 on a large LED screen, which will be installed at the Mount Pleasant Park and Ride.
Follow this link for further information from the Dorset Echo article.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Dorset Drive In Cinema is coming to a very large screen near you!
A DRIVE-IN cinema is coming to Weymouth to show festive films and help spread some Christmas cheer.
Dorset-based events company, CSL Event Tech, will be showing three films every day between December 19 and 24 on a large LED screen, which will be installed at the Mount Pleasant Park and Ride.
Follow this link for further information from the Dorset Echo article.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Dorset Drive In Cinema is coming to a very large screen near you!
A DRIVE-IN cinema is coming to Weymouth to show festive films and help spread some Christmas cheer.
Dorset-based events company, CSL Event Tech, will be showing three films every day between December 19 and 24 on a large LED screen, which will be installed at the Mount Pleasant Park and Ride.
Follow this link for further information from the Dorset Echo article.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Every year thousands of people line the harbour at Weymouth to witness this annual Lions event which has become a landmark event for the town.
It all started back in 1948 as a bet between two friends, Dill Laker (Landlord of the Duke of Cornwall public house) and Reggie Bugler (a local taxi driver). It has grown over recent years to be a great way to raise much needed cash for local charities.
For those brave enough to suffer a Christmas morning dip, the 70 metre plus distance starts from the cove on Trinity Road and finishes across the water opposite the Harbour Master's office on Custom House Quay. Swimmers are split into up to 10 groups of 50, with some swimmers racing across the distance in just a few minutes.
It’s estimated that spectator numbers were well over 2,000 last year and supported a total of 250+ determined swimmers.
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
Weymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.
With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.
They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.
So how does it work?
Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE: PARK RUN – Lodmoor Country Park
Weekly Saturday morning 5k Park Run, 9am. Free to join, register online.
SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE: JUNIOR PARK RUN – Lodmoor Country Park
Weekly Sunday morning 2k Park Run, 9am. Free to join, register online.
WEYMOUTH LIBRARIES – Join regular fun events for the whole family at libraries in Weymouth, including story times, rhyme times, chatterbooks and more. More information on the town’s libraries can be found here.
THE RADIPOLE LAKE NATURE RESERVE VISITOR CENTRE IS CURRENTLY CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, MORE INFORMATION AVAILABLE HERE –RADIPOLE AND LODMOOR RSPB RESERVES – Walks and family fun days are held throughout the year.
WEYMOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB – catch up on all the big matches here.
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VariousWeymouth & Portland Lions Club is encouraging as many Dorset residents as possible to participate in the Big December Dip to raise funds for causes close to their hearts.With COVID-19 affecting the whole country, the much-loved Lions Christmas Day Swim has had to be postponed for 2020.They knew so many people would be disappointed that their Christmas Swim cannot take place this year, they wanted to come up with a great, fun idea which allows people to participate in a safe way.So how does it work?Anyone can enter – You might want to don your outfit and take a dip in the bath, shower or the sea! – They are really looking forward to seeing everyone’s fun photos and videos!
