Portsmouth, Fareham and Gosport’s best events for Monday and Tuesday

Renowned pianist Margaret Fingerhut is performing a concert at Portsmouth Cathedral on February 4 to fundraise for the City of Sanctuary initiative. Picture by Andy Tyler PhotographyRenowned pianist Margaret Fingerhut is performing a concert at Portsmouth Cathedral on February 4 to fundraise for the City of Sanctuary initiative. Picture by Andy Tyler Photography
Renowned pianist Margaret Fingerhut is performing a concert at Portsmouth Cathedral on February 4 to fundraise for the City of Sanctuary initiative. Picture by Andy Tyler Photography
Here are six of the best events taking place across the region on Monday and Tuesday.

CONCERT: Acclaimed pianist Margaret Fingerhut performs special concert that she is performing across the UK to raise awareness of refugee needs. Portsmouth Cathedral, Monday, 7.30pm.

 

YOGA: Join this yoga class which is specifically for beginners. Suitable for all ages and abilities. Admission £5.50. Stacey Community Centre, Copnor, Monday, 6-7pm.

 

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EXERCISE: Learn new routines, make new friends and burn some calories while having fun during this Zumba session. £5. Highbury College Sports Centre, Cosham, Tuesday, 6pm. 

 

EXHIBITION: Martin Snape (1852–1930) is one of Gosport’s most celebrated artists. Snape’s love of the area is shown through his art of the town and landscape. Gosport Gallery, Tuesday, 10am-5pm.

 

COMEDY: James Alderson hosts another great night of comedy. Featuring Jen Brister (pictured), Gareth Berliner, Micky Sharma and Lloyd Griffith. Tickets £9, concessions £8. Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham, Tuesday, 7.30pm.

 

STAGE: The Shadow Factory tells the story of Southampton coming together and building the Spitfire during the Battle of Britain. Nuffield Theatres Southampton, Monday, 7.30pm.