Trunk Tales: Cabinet of Curiosities
Visitors are invited to join the delightfully chaotic trio, Patch, Pebble and Key, as they journey around the Museum in search of four magical curiosities.
Milton Keynes Museum
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The History of the Buckingham Canal
The Buckingham Canal Society was founded in 1992 to protect the whole of the canal from Cosgrove to Buckingham until it can be restored to navigation.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Past to Present: Great Linford to Campbell Wharf
This tour takes 3 hours on a circular route – walk first, then cruise back. Your walk leader points out heritage highlights, from 1800 to the present day.
Milton Keynes Canals
The Mosaic in the Car Park
Join Tom Jones for an illustrated presentation. Discover the fascinating story behind the mosaic found in the car park and explore Olney’s ancient past.
Cowper & Newton Museum
Vanbrugh Weekend
A weekend packed with creativity, imagination, and activities for all. Special £3.00 anniversary entry to Stowe House,. Free entry to the gardens.
Stowe House
Genealogy Research in Canada
To identify what records are available, it’s helpful to know where your ancestors lived in Canada, as well as when and why they arrived.
Buckinghamshire Family History Society
Archaeology Day
Join a family-friendly activities celebrating all things archaeology! Discover finds, meet re-enactors, and take part in an osteology workshop.
Milton Keynes City Discovery Centre
Polish Codebreaking Festival
Long before Bletchley Park’s large scale codebreaking work started, Polish cryptologists had already broken German military Enigma.
Bletchley Park
Community and Culture Celebration
This free, inclusive event celebrates the rich diversity of Milton Keynes through performance, workshops, community participation, and cultural exchange.
Milton Keynes Museum
Teletype ciphers beyond Bletchley: Swedish breakthrough
Bletchley Park dominates the narrative of World War II codebreaking. However, a massive parallel cryptographic drama was unfolding in Scandinavia.
The National Museum of Computing