On any sunny Autumn Saturday, Winchester is always going to be busy, but along with the usual street market bustle, there was the Kings Walk festival.
It created a vibrant celebration of local culture, creativity, and sustainability. Taking place in Winchester's revitalized Kings Walk, the event featured a mix of live music, craft workshops, and delicious food offerings from local businesses.
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Highlights included pottery and tufting workshops at Design Junction, where visitors could try their hand at making ceramics or creating rugs, adding a fun, hands-on element to the day. Bella Crafts brought a cottage garden vibe with its cream teas and upcycling crafts, all this while live music and DJ’s entertained passers by.
Overall, the Kings Walk Festival brought the community together in a celebration of Winchester’s creative spirit, blending art, sustainability, and entertainment in a welcoming, family-friendly atmosphere, and the autumn sunshine certainly played its part.
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