Local artist Neil Marshall shares artwork inspired by Gosport and its rich past.

Join us for a detailed presentation by local artist Neil Marshall. Giving an insight in to how local scenes of the past have been recreated and the cameos that feature in each of his pieces

Not only will there be the opportunity to see copies of his painting, you will also learn about the research methods that went in to bringing these paintings to life as well as some fascinating facts that you may or may not know already about the scenes depicted.

There are pockets of Gosport where wildlife are not only clinging on, but also thriving! Jon will talk to you about this wildlife wonderland, aided by his fantastic photographs…

Get a closer look at the wildlife life that calls Gosport its home.

Join photographer, Jon Mitchell, for a fascinating presentation as he tells their stories through photographs about the wildlife in and around Gosport. Where can they be found? You may be surprised by what you learn….

Find out how you can help to preserve Britain’s animal and insect populations.

This event is part of the annual Gosport Heritage Open Days programme, which this year take place between the 11th and 20th September and involve venues and organisations across the borough. As well as hosting a number of events, Holy Trinity will also be open every day throughout the period for self-guided tours and informal organ recitals, from 10am - 4pm each day (except Saturday 12th between 12.15 and 3pm, and Sunday 20th between 1.30 and 3pm, when there are private services taking place).