MK has been enriched by migrants from Somalia, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Iran and the Caribbean, with more recently from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria.
Discover Milton Keynes
Until Tuesday, 31st March 2020
From Sinclair ZX80s through ZX Spectrums to the BBC micro, visitors can relive their entry into computing with hands-on access.
National Museum of Computing
Until Tuesday, 30th June 2020
Stories of old Cosgrove with Wendy Page. Cosgrove is a village about 2 miles north of Stony Stratford. Donations for Cosgrove Church Masonry Fund.
Wednesdays, from 5th February to 25th March 2020
Expert John Hanson is offering free 20 minute consultations to help you with your family history. Sessions need to be booked in advance.
Milton Keynes Libraries
Thursday, 19th March 2020
A temporary textile exhibition – a journey of discovery with workshops, demonstrations, and opportunities to meet the artists.
Art to Stitch and Milton Keynes Museum
Until Sunday, 26th April 2020
Richard Mawrey traces the history of gardeners invoking the help and protection of gods and saints, from Aphrodite/Venus to Saint Fiacre.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Roger Penny’s talk covers three earlier conflicts which served as test beds for the tactics, techniques and technology of the Great War.
Western Front Association Milton Keynes Branch
Explore some of the hidden corners and alleyways of the town. Mince pies , hot chocolate and mulled wine in the Courtyard at the end of the tour
Cowper & Newton Museum
Hardit Singh Malik lived an extraordinary life, often in the face of great adversity, yet always with with charm and good humour.
Wolverton & District Archaeological and Historical Society
The now sleepy village of Fotheringhay in the north of Northamptonshire has witnessed many important events in its history.
Olney Archaeological Society
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