Emsworth, Havant and Titchfield's best things to do on Wednesday and Thursday

Here are our top picks.Â

STAGE:Â A musical production about robbery, love and wealth by the Dynamo Youth Theatre. This show was written by John Gleadall and Greg Mosse.Â The Pallant Centre, Havant, Wednesday, 7.30pm.

Dynamo Youth Theatre presents The Highwayman, a new musical at The Pallant Centre, January 9-12.
Picture is from a rehearsal. — Dynamo Youth Theatre presents The Highwayman, a new musical at The Pallant Centre, January 9-12. Picture is from a rehearsal.

placeholder image — Dynamo Youth Theatre presents The Highwayman, a new musical at The Pallant Centre, January 9-12. Picture is from a rehearsal.

SOCIAL:Â For all forces veterans and ex-military personnel, enjoy a cooked breakfast with others and meet new people.Â Age UK Portsmouth Cafe, Kingston Road, Thursday, 9-11am.

MARKET:Â From home-made cakes to quiches, and fresh vegetables to crafts, go along to Emsworth Country Market to grab yourself a bargain. Emsworth Baptist Chuch Hall, Thursday, 10-11.30am.

SHOW:Â Join Ken and SandraÂ on a carousel of flirtatious, deception, regret and marvel, set against the rhythmic beats, bells and ribbons of the morris dancing world. Tickets Â£8.Â Titchfield Oak Theatre, Wednesday, 7.30pm.

CONCERT:Â Now The Organ Project has received a grant for phase one of its restoration project, there will be a special evening for tours of the organ. Go along to discussÂ the project.Â St Mary's Church, Fratton, Thursday, 7.30pm.

MUSICAL:Â Calendar Girls is the award-winning production based on the true story of the calendar girls '“Â a group of ladies who achieved something extraordinary.Â Mayflower Theatre, Southampton, Wednesday, 7.30pm.