Winter’s Tales
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
MKHA member events
Family history consultation
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, 20th February 2020
Death in the Garden
Learn from Michael Brown the truth about many of the plants which may well be growing in your garden! His book ‘Death in the Garden’ was published in 2018.
Lavendon Village History Group
Monday, 27th January 2020
Winter Warmer
Come and enjoy hot drinks and cakes or soup and crusty bread, plus tours to hear all about the history of the medieval wall paintings.
Friends of St Lawrence, Broughton
Sunday, 26th January
Become a new town heritage explorer!
The Project is bringing the city’s architectural design heritage and social history to life. On Sunday 26 January, you can join in too!
New Town Heritage Explorers Project
Sunday, 26th January 2020
A Sense of Place and Time
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
Pictures in the Parlour
Developments in the lanterns from their heyday in the 1870s up to their demise in the 1950s. The talk ends with a recreation of a Magic Lantern Show.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
Purchasing Paradise: the money that financed the great gardens
Speaker Professor Sir Roderick Floud is an economic historian. His book, An Economic History of the English Garden, was published in November 2019.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
Old/New Year Celebration
The events and achievements of the old year and a look forward to the new – a visual recap of the 2019 events and a brief history of the MK branch.
Western Front Association (Milton Keynes Branch)
A Christmas Carol
Steve Dimmer acts as a one-man presentation of A Christmas Carol playing all the characters, with sound effects. Party with wine and mince pies.
Hanslope and District Historical Society