History Festival

11 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

Wander around the tent village set up in the Museum grounds and travel back in time to meet Romans, Tudors, Civil War Soldiers, Suffragettes and many more.>br />
Milton Keynes Museum
Saturday, 11th and Sunday, 12th May 2024

Towcester Local Heritage Days

11 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

There will be displays in the library. Talks will be given in the rooms off the main library. A guided walk by Brian Giggins.
Towcester & District Local History Society
Saturday, 11th May 2024

Quiz Night

10 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

Teams of 6. Come along for a fun-filled evening with your host Mikey Dyson. £10.00 including ploughman’s supper (bring your own drink).
Buckingham Old Gaol
Friday, 10th May 2024

Afternoon Tea and Talk

9 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

Join Keeper of Archaeology, Brett Thorn for a whistle stop personal tour of the new Discover Bucks archaeology gallery.
Discover Bucks Museum
Thursday, 9th May 2024

Taplow Court, Berry Hill, Taplow

9 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

The 25-hectare site originates in the early medieval period, and has a C7 Saxon burial mound in its grounds, early-C18 pleasure garden and a small park.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Thursday, 9th May 2024

The Whole Art of the Book

9 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

Dominic Riley, bookbinder, artist and teacher, tells the fascinating story of everything that makes a traditional hand-bound book.>br />
Arts Society North Bucks
Thursday, 9th May 2024

Chaucer and Fourteenth Century Europe

7 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

Marion Turner is the J R R Tolkien Professor of English Literature and Language at the University of Oxford and an academic authority on Geoffrey Chaucer.
Olney Archaeological Society
Tuesday, 7th May 2024

Woman’s Land Army WWl

7 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

Come along to hear about the quite incredible contribution made by this oft-forgotten, overlooked ‘army’ of women who worked on the land.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
Tuesday, 7th May 2024

Cream Teas

5 April 2024 MKHA Webmaster 0

This fine church dates back to the 13th /14th century but was largely rebuilt in the early 17th century. 
Friends of St Guthlac’s Church, Passenham
Sunday, 5th May 2024