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The annual St Helens Fort Walk is an unofficial event, not organised by any particular body. Instead, through word of mouth people gather to walk out to the Fort at the summer's lowest tide.
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Below you’ll find the latest features highlighting the upcoming events here on the Isle of Wight.
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Masses to do next Sunday at the Isle of Wight Community Renaissance Festival
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The two-day family-friendly festival takes place at Brading Roman Villa on 27th and 28th July between 11am and 5pm.
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A new exhibition was launched this week showcasing the work of The New Carnival Company and includes the culmination of an oral history project collecting memories of the past 80 years
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Teen-led band 5 Degrees North prepares for single launch with a celebratory party
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Wight Noize allows young musicians the opportunity to be involved in a professional music industry showcase and get constructive feedback from industry professionals. Find out how to take part.
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Learn more about sustainab le energy at the Riverside Centre today.
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Fantastic folk lineup and more at the first Wolverton Folk Fair, being held in aid of Leukaemia Research and Brighstone School
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It's a great way to support small independent shops this Christmas
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Music lovers are in for a treat tonight as Canadian singer-songwriter, Jane Siberry, heads to Quay Arts. Guaranteed to be a very special evening with Jane performing some of her most beautiful music.
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Next week residents are invited to an 'On Your Doorstep' event where local and Island-wide voluntary sector and community groups will showcase what they do
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It will be a one-stop-shop for on the spot advice, equipment demonstrations and signposting for support any Islanders living with sight or hearing conditions
