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Summer of Sherlock in Portsmouth

Come and enjoy our Summer of Sherlock events programme, from Sherlock's chemistry lab to a game of footie with Doyle, there's enough here for any budding detective!
1st August - Portsmouth Museum - Sherlock Science - 11am - 3pm - Families
A science extravaganza! Come and see some wonderful theatrical experiments in Sherlock's chemistry lab
1st August - Brook Club, Somerstown Hub - Whodunnit - 6pm - 8pm - 11 - 16 year olds
Codebreaking, chemistry and fingerprints and nothing like school!
2nd August- Portsea Youth Club, John Pounds Centre - Football with a difference - 5pm - 7pm - 11 - 16 year olds
A game of footie with a different twist - find out what surfing, cricket balls and bowling have in common!
10th August - Paulsgrove & Wymering Youth Club - Sherlock on TV - 1 - 3pm - 11 - 16 year olds
Presenting the oldest of scripts using the most modern of technology! Back stage or in front of the camera - all welcome!
13th August - Cosham Library - 'Arthur's War - The Great Debate' 4pm - Adults
Looking at Arthur Conan Doyle's relationship with the Boar War, come along for a lively entertaining debate!
15th August - BYAC, Charles Dickens Activity Centre - SFX Make-up - 6pm - 8.30pm - 11 - 16 year olds
Scars, wounds or a different face are all possible here!
16th August - Round Tower, Hot Walls, Old Portsmouth, Sherlock's Poisons - 6pm - 7pm & 8pm - 9pm - Adults
In a time when drugs and poison were readily available, both the patient and the criminal used them for dark purposes. Into this world was born Sherlock Holmes - a detective who both worked with and fell victim to their pull....
Dip into the dark world of the Victorian era’s difficult relationship with drugs and the world in which Arthur Conan Doyle created his famous detective- Sherlock Holmes.
For tickets, please see: Sherlock's Poisons tickets
17th August - Southsea Library, Palmerston Road - 1pm - Families
My Dear Laddie: It's the holidays! Hurray! What do you do for fun with your family? Have you ever played cricket on a ship's deck? Or gone hunting in Africa? Arthur Conan Doyle has!
Come and join Sir Arthur Conan Doyle for an exploration of families old and new in a fun workshop based around Victorian family life.
22nd August - Portsmouth Museum - 'The Adventures of Conan Doyle'
- 11.45, 12.45 & 1.45 Families
Calling all explorers! A free interactive story-telling show based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s travel adventures.
Not just a stuffy old writer, he was also an explorer  - and an adventurer! Did you know he spent 6 months working as a surgeon on a whaling ship? Whoa! Or that he and his family travelled to Egypt, Australia and across the USA? 
He also spent a year in Vienna studying ophthalmology? Hang on! What’s ophthalmology?!
Join us for a fun adventure across the globe… with singing, dancing and plenty of audience participation.
Suitable for children ages 4+ and their families.


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