Six things to do in the next 48 hours: February 22 and 23

FOLK: ENNIS SISTERS & DAVE GUNNING

Ashcroft Arts Centre, Fareham, Friday, 7.30pm

A brace of Canadian folk acts head our way, laden with numerous awards. Find out what makes The Ennis Sisters and Dave Gunning so special.

CINEMA: LOST IN PARIS

St George’s Church Hall, Waterlooville, Thursday, 7pm

Waterlooville Events Team’s pop-up cinema returns for a showing of the beguiling comedy Lost In Paris, starring the late, great Emmanuelle Riva.

LITERATURE: PETER JAMES

Eldon Building, University of Portsmouth, Thursday, 7pm

Multi-million selling thriller writer Peter James, creator of the Roy Grace series, will be interviewed by local author Pauline Rowson as part of Bookfest.

PUNK: FEED THE RHINO

The Joiners, Southampton, Thursday, 7.30pm

Finally back where they belong – on the road in support of their long-awaited fourth album The Silence – punk ‘n’ rollers Feed The Rhino are one of the UK’s most incendiary bands.

CONCERT: BSO’S CELLO EULOGY

Portsmouth Guildhall, Thursday, 7.30pm

Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra plays a trio of crowd-pleasers, Wagner’s Siegfried Idyll, Elgar’s Cello Concerto and Dvorák Symphony No.9 From the New World.

ROCK: HELL IS FOR HEROES

Pyramids Centre, Southsea, Friday, 7pm

Cult British alt-rock quintet Hell Is For Heroes have reunited to celebrate the 15th birthday of their game-changing debut album, The Neon Handshake.