BBC's Question Time, hosted by Fiona Bruce, will be live in Ringwood in 2026.
The Barn in Ringwood will play host to the political debate show on Thursday, February 19.
The show, known for its lively debates, is entirely shaped by questions from the audience.
The programme allows members of the public to challenge decision-makers directly and shape the national conversation.
Sam Coombes, the venue manager at The Barn, said: "This is an exciting opportunity for local residents to take part in one of the country’s most important democratic forums.
BBC's Question Time (Image: Supplied)
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"The energy of Question Time is unlike anything else on television and to experience it live, right here in Ringwood, will be something truly special."
The show will feature a high-profile panel of leading politicians, influential thinkers and public figures who will engage with the audience on the biggest political stories and issues affecting everyday lives.
Residents interested in politics, curious about current affairs, or eager to understand how national issues impact their community are encouraged to attend.
Audience members will not only spectate, but will play a central role in shaping the debate and contributing to a national conversation watched by millions across the UK.
Applications to be part of the live audience are now open. Go to eu.castitreach.com/ag/mentorn/questiontime/welcome.html
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