Please check with the organiser that an event listed below is going ahead, especially if travelling any distance.
This free event features something for all ages, with stands, displays, and activities from active local archaeological groups.
Milton Keynes City Council
A fun evening with quiz masters Pat and Neil Hodges. Test your trivia knowledge! Multiple rounds on general knowledge, history, pop culture, and more.
Cowper & Newton Museum
Dianne Sutton will be talking about where the Romany Gypsies originally came from, their language, occupations and lifestyle.
Bucks Family History Society
Explore one of the oldest buildings in Aylesbury by only torchlight and discover the haunted dolls hidden throughout the museum.
Discover Bucks Museum
Villagers fled Stanton Low believing a werewolf to be responsible for slain livestock and vanishing children … Has the werewolf re-appeared?
Milton Keynes City Discovery Centre
The Knights Templar were an established order in England, then overnight it all came to an end, leading to legends of secret tunnels, treasure and intrigue.
Roade Local History Society
Between 1850 and 1855, the London-based newspaper The Times published over 50 encrypted advertisements apparently intended for the same recipient.
The National Museum of Computing
Speaker: Geoff Morris. Coffee, love it or hate it, is now a massive worldwide business. But how did it start? £4.00 for non-members.
Newport Pagnell Historical Society
The most significant archaeological aspect of the site was the presence of around 70 inhumation burials, mostly belonging to the early Anglo-Saxon period.
Olney Archaeological Society
In April 1786 they embarked on a tour of English landscape gardens, including Wotton Underwood, Stowe, The Leasows, Hagley Hall and Blenheim.
Buckinghamshire Gardens Trust
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