Welcome to the good stuff happening across Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch.
From upcoming events and things to do, to local stories worth knowing and fun ideas for your next day out, this is where you’ll find what’s on, what’s new and what’s worth your time — all focused on the brighter side of life by the coast.
The remaining works on Twin Sails Bridge in Poole will take place between 28 January and 1 February 2026.
2026 is positioned as a year of ambition and opportunity for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, building on strong momentum from 2025. BCP Council highlights more than £750 million of new investment, business growth across all three towns, falling vacancy rates, and increased visitor numbers supporting the local economy.
Read more: Council Sets Out Ambitious Vision for Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole in 2026
Lighthouse Poole has welcomed the news that its National Portfolio funding from Arts Council England will continue in 2026/27, and with a five per cent uplift.
“This is extremely good news for Lighthouse and for arts and culture in Poole and the wider region,” says Lighthouse Chief Executive Elspeth McBain.
Read more: Lighthouse funding boost as government invests in culture
Stepping into Cosy Club Bournemouth, you’re immediately struck by the breath-taking décor. Housed in a grand former department store, the soaring ceilings, majestic columns, and vintage-luxe aesthetic create an atmosphere that feels both grand and incredibly welcoming.
It is one of the most beautiful spots in the town for a catch-up, and because it can get busy, we recommend booking a table in advance (01202 509723).
Read more: January Lunches Done Properly: Enjoy Any Main for Just £12 at Cosy Club
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