The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre in Havant

Went with a friend to see 'No Ordinary Love'- a film I wanted to see at the cinema but didn't manage to go. Ticket booking online very easy to do and pick up tickets from the box office. Nice little cafe inside but we didn't partake this time. Great film,helpful staff, will be back for another event soon.

5 of us met up here for lunch. QR codes and screens in place to help keep staff and customers safe. There is a reduced choice of things to eat, but plenty to choose from. Staff helpful and friendly.

We had a great night here with the comedy line up. The cost was little compared to the entertainment we received. This little art centre is a gem & it keeps giving & giving a broad spectrum of entertainment on offer.

We were looking for somewhere for lunch and this place was perfect. I had Welsh Rarebit which was served with a small side salad. It had an art exhibition which was interesting to view.

I have started to have a breakfast here regularly, the quality and quantity is good, especially the locally soursed suasages, Tregust. No problems with service, so I would recommend

Great venue for meeting friends for coffee or snack, comfy sofas in nooks and crannies, visually pleasant with craft displays etc....unfortunately on several occasions have experienced a long wait for food, especially when busy, e.g. after group activities when everyone converges at the food counter, however food good.

Have been to this cafe in the arts centre for food a few times now, but have to mention the all day breakfast. I have taken my two sons in for this twice now and I cannot rave about it enough. All top ingredients beautifully cooked and presented and tastes amazing. The staff were very friendly and you could tell they enjoyed their work as they were singing in the kitchen with no radio! Would thoroughly recommend.

I’ve taken my children to see the Christmas shows a number of times and they love it. Nice little refreshments area, with a cute little museum attached. Would recommend to anyone wanting a pleasant evening out.

Coffee after an afternoon movie A gift shop that you can browse after a yoga class Children’s menu and area after a walk round the museum Drinks at the bar during intermission at the theatre, comedy night, live gig Home made cake to boost energy levels after belly dancing or yoga There is something for everyone

Had just drinks whilst waiting for a show to start. They are theatre prices so just a bit pricey and a limited choice.

Just been to see Equus by Peter Shaffer performed by The Bench Theatre Company at The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre, Havant. Absolutely brilliant. Martin Dysart who played the Psychiatrist produced one of the best acting performances I have ever seen, Professional or Amateur. Jeff Bone who played Alan Strang the young patient was both brilliant and extremely brave as was Jill Mason who played Leigh Cunningham, the young women. The play was superbly produced and directed by a friend of mine Alan Ward.

We didn't eat, just enjoyed a really rocking performance from Not the Rolling Stones, one of the best tribute bands we've ever see. Mick & Keith were so lifelike, well maybe not quite as wrinkly as their alter egos! and the band as a whole performed for 2 hours without a break including both well known numbers and some not regularly heard. A great night in a brilliant venue - small, only 200 including some standing, with friendly volunteer staff all too willing to help. The tiny bar served a decent selection of beers and wine and some snacks - we look forward to returning

I have been here on two occasions now, both at lunch time. The food is excellent, the staff equally as good. The food is always fresh and of a very high standard. I cannot recommend this enough for a nice light lunch.

Have been to the spring quite a few times and have never been disappointed i find the atmosphere friendly and warm,the food good and sitting with a cold beer whilst watching the show most enjoyable and very relaxed.

Food was lovely and value for money. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. Downside was not easy to park.

Nunca he estado aquí antes, pero fue invitado por la noche por un amigo. Me sorprendió gratamente, pero el lugar, el más grande de lo que pensaba que sería con áreas de descanso, refrigerios y tienda de regalos. El teatro real donde tuvimos nuestra "Noche con Martin Kemp' es pequeño (y en la noche fuimos, muy caliente!), pero era perfecto para el carácter íntimo de su interacción con la audiencia y contando historias sobre su vida. Muy bueno!

Esta fue una noche fabulosa nuestro grupo estaba formado por dos adultos y dos niños menores de 12 años. Todos disfrutamos de la actuación. Tomamos café, refrescos y helados, que podrá disfrutar mientras contempla el espectáculo, genial El reparto eran geniales. Creo que esto es un pequeño teatro. extra se puede aparcar gratis justo fuera

I have gone to the pictures there quite alot on a Wednesday afternoon, and also seen a few shows. there. they put on quite a nice displAY of various things. worth just poping in and haveing a look around.

The arts centre has a great gift shop and a big restaurant too! There are lots of live performances on too! The music project for young adults takes place here!

Went for some lunch with a friend. Lovely comfortable settee to have a coffee. Very airy & bright space, although when we went to eat our meal at the table that area was quite dark in comparison with the airy space where the settees where. Gift items all around to browse at while your eating and drinking. Not an extensive lunch menu but enough to choose from. Large baked potato and salad could do with a bit more cheese, all together good value. Friendly and cheerful staff. Would go again for coffee and cake.

I visited the Spring and Arts Heritage Centre when my boyfriend was there on a course. It is a very nice venue and a nice environment. I brought something to eat and drink from the cafe. The food was nice however it was very overpriced and your not allowed to take in your own food and drink either. The staff were friendly and it was a nice place however I don't know if I would visit again.

How lucky to have such a local venue.Having decided to venture out more we have discovered The Spring Arts and Heritage Centre, what a delight. We have been to a number of performances in the last two months and popped in for tea and cake and the Lovely Things Fair. What a deligt the comedy club was friendly and hilarious and scrummy nibbles.We have already hooked for a number of upcoming events.Thank you for providing the variety of entertainment and place to meet with friends.

I guess I am biased towards the Arts Center (being lucky enough to have a solo photographic exhibition here in the past.) But the cafe is also an attraction. If you want good food, great service and a quiet place to ponder on art and life,then this is the place for you.

Warm friendly welcoming staff. A group of walkers often stop here.Lots of different foods on the menu. This includes cream teas. Often pop in each week. Nice clean loos too!

I'm a frequent customer at The Spring's café, but I was pleased to see that the enthusiastic catering team have come up with some interesting new options for summer. There are fresh scones with clotted cream and jam, but there's also also an unusual 'savoury afternoon tea' on offer – this consists of a home-baked cheese scone with cream cheese and onion marmalade, plus a pot of tea. There are also new sandwich fillings available.If you haven't tried eating at The Spring, or haven't been for some time, I can recommend it; it's not usually too busy, there are comfortable sofas as well as tables and chairs, and there's always an exhibition of paintings or photographs to take in while there. The café is also a gift shop, with beautiful cards and elegant small gifts. and after your coffee you can visit the adjoining museum, which has some fascinating exhibits. A real bonus for Havant.

Nice selection of lovely light bites served with a smile, You can then easily while away an hour in the museum and the continually changing art/craft display. Better still plan ahead & attend one of the varied evening events or afternoon films.

As well as performance areas and a bijou theatre which doubles as a cinema this building also houses a museum and centre for local history research. The cafe with big comfy sofas is lovely. The whole place has a great atmosphere.

Nice performance area and interesting things to see in the bar & foyer area. It's a great facility for Havant that has an imaginative booking policy. It's an excellent venue for a small concert.

There always seems to be a lot going on in the Heritage Centre, I recently went to the craft fair with one of my residents and we had a lovely time, We enjoyed Tea & cake very reasonable prices.

I popped in to The Spring's cafe for a midweek coffee and light lunch and enjoyed a delicious bowl of broccoli and Stilton soup with a roll. I noticed this is a popular venue for the older generation; maybe it's because it's easy to chat without too much background noise and has affordable prices along with arts and crafts to browse and purchase if desired. I've been here on several occasions before, with my husband or friends, and have always been very impressed with the vegetarian food options.