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JANE AUSTEN REGENCY WEEK
SATURDAY 21st - SUNDAY 29th JUNE 2025
The Jane Austen Regency Week is a 9-day festival held annually each June in Alton, Chawton and Selborne in Hampshire (UK). We are currently finalising our varied programme of walks, dancing, tours, talks and much more, ready for tickets to go on sale. The Latest Update section below will list tickets as they go on sale - all live events in the Events section of this website.
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Regency Ball and Dancing Workshop SOLD OUT
TICKETS NOW ON SALE:
Alton Regency Day (free)
In the Footsteps of Jane & Cassandra
Regency Supper
Wyards - Tours & Cream Teas
A Teatime Discussion
Sickness and Health in Jane’s Life and Writings
Owners of Jane Austen
Country Dance
Tickets available from: www.ticketsource.co.uk/alton-jane-austen
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If you would like to wear your Regency attire to events, please feel free to do so. Rest assured, you won't be the only person wearing costume. In fact, we actively encourage it.
We invite you to explore this site to find out about the Jane Austen Regency Week. You can see programmes for past events going back to 2008 in the Archive section.

JANE AUSTEN
BIRTHDAY BALL WEEKEND 2026
(Provisionally) SATURDAY 17th - SUNDAY 18th JANUARY 2026
Another chance to enjoy the Jane Austen Birthday Ball and a range of other events and activities in 2026.

The Jane Austen Regency Week takes place in Hampshire, UK to celebrate both our local internationally-acclaimed writer, and a very interesting period of history, encouraging people to explore their cultural heritage.
The Jane Austen Regency Week and the Jane Austen Birthday Ball Weekend are run by by a group of volunteers and participating organisations under the auspices of the Alton Jane Austen Group. It is funded through ticket sales, grants, sponsorship and advertising.
Some of the events are run by registered charities who receive the ticket income as part of their fund-raising activities: Jane Austen's House Museum (CIO); Chawton House; Hampshire Cultural Trust; Gilbert White and the Oates Collections; The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of the Resurrection, Alton.