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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
Long before Bletchley Park’s large scale codebreaking work started, Polish cryptologists had already broken German military Enigma.
Bletchley Park
This free, inclusive event celebrates the rich diversity of Milton Keynes through performance, workshops, community participation, and cultural exchange.
Milton Keynes Museum
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
Free concert. James and Dave are experienced musicians who will present a wide range of songs, including some original numbers.
Third Tuesday Twelve Thirty
A colourful display of historic and trade boats with lots of games, fun and entertainment along the Grand Union Canal at Cosgrove.
Buckingham Canal Society
Celebrate the Festival of Archaeology with exclusive tours of the new Saxons exhibition and fun craft activities for children.
Discover Bucks Museum
Historian Richard Lloyd’s subject is the stories of officers and men who successfully escaped from German Prisoner of War camps during 1914-18.
Western Front Association Milton Keynes Branch
Author and journalist Sally Smith tells the stories of the pioneering women who achieved real firsts in various forms of aviation.
Milton Keynes Aviation Society
Experience a semi-staged production of Dido and Aeneas, like that performed in 1944, alongside a presentation about the Bletchley Park Musical Society.
Bletchley Park
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