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A Winter Union, New Milton, 2026

Forest Arts Centre, New Milton · 3 December 2026

A Winter Union, New Milton, 2026, from Forest Arts CentreImage: Forest Arts Centre
3 Dec

Image: Forest Arts Centre

A festive folk concert on Thursday 3 December 2026 at 7:30 pm at Forest Arts Centre in New Milton. Five performers from the UK folk scene share a Christmas party with the audience, suiting families, couples and friends who enjoy folk music. Booking is recommended.

Highlights

  • Festive folk concert with five UK folk performers
  • Starts 7:30 pm at Forest Arts Centre, New Milton
  • Booking recommended

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Forest Arts Centre, BH25 6DS

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