Aikman Lane
Totton
SO40 8FT
About Us
Hanger Farm Arts Centre is a vibrant cultural venue in Totton, Hampshire, offering inclusive arts programming in theatre, music, comedy, and visual arts. Operated by Minstead Trust, it empowers people with learning disabilities through creative engagement and employment. The centre hosts year-round events, workshops, and exhibitions, fostering community cohesion and social impact. Its historic barn setting and modern facilities make it ideal for performances and private hire.
Our expertise
- Education
- Music
- Performing arts
- Theatre
- Workshops
Where to find us
Aikman Lane
Totton
SO40 8FT
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