Postmodern Jukebox, also widely known by the acronym PMJ, is a rotating musical collective founded by arranger and pianist Scott Bradlee in 2011. Hugely popular on Youtube, PMJ is known for reworking popular modern music into different vintage genres, especially early 20th century forms such as swing and jazz.

For one lucky member of the public, the Chinese New Year will mark a very prosperous start to 2019 thanks to Boscombe’s business community. In celebration of the Chinese New Year and Boscombe’s strong Asian community, a new treasure trail competition has been launched. The number ‘8’ has long been regarded as the luckiest number in Chinese culture which is why one fortunate winner will find themselves £8,888 richer at the end of the competition.

Whether you’ve got New Year’s Resolutions to stick to, you’re participating in Veganuary or Dry January, or you just want to make more conscious decisions, there’s something for everyone at Café Rouge - dishes from under 600 calories, vegan and gluten-free options plus delicious soft drink alternatives! 

Bournemouth’s Beach Management Scheme, an ongoing programme of work to maintain Bournemouth’s coastline, is currently undertaking groyne maintenance and replacement in Southbourne.

For the third year running, a taste of the Alps has come to Mai Tai in Ashley Cross, who have officially opened its Winter Lodge which will be supporting Forest Holme Hospice in Poole.

You are invited to take part in the 12 Days to Christmas competition using the augmented reality GoBoCoast app to find elves hidden in Westbourne and win prizes in the run up to Christmas.

The ever-popular Southbourne Nativity Parade will take place on Saturday 15th Decembe 2018, setting off from the bandstand at Fisherman’s Walk at 10am and heading to Southbourne Green.

Gather your friends, family, colleagues and even the dog, because the Santa Stroll is coming to Wimborne Town.

A spectacular opening two days have marked the start of Christmas celebrations in Westbourne. The festivities we’re declared under way on the 30th November by Westbourne’s town crier along with a little early Christmas magic as ‘snow’ fell over Westbourne arcade before the annual Choirs by Candlelight event entertained visitors and late-night shoppers. This was followed on the 1st December with the the arrival of Santa in Westbourne arcade. The Victorian-themed festive fun will now continue throughout December.

Thousands of people flocked to see the big switch on of the Bournemouth Christmas Tree Wonderland, where 100 Christmas Trees of all shapes and sizes came to life, including the 60ft Bournemouth Wonderland Tree centrepiece.