Bilge Pump Highly inventive, groove laden, loud music with incredible musicianship and wry vocals. Hailing from Leeds in the 1990s, they are back in action with a new record on […]
As part of MK Council’s Sharing Culture MK programme for the EU Year of Cultural Heritage, join us to hear Dr. John Bingham Hall discuss the innovative, cross disciplinary work […]
The "We are One" Charity Festival is an extension of "Fun in the Sun" formerly hosted at Willen Pavillion. This is a family-friendly day out with lots to do for […]
Milton Keynes Fawcett Group’s exhibition showcases the lives and legacy of 10 pioneering women who were influential in the development of Milton Keynes. The exhibition pays tribute to these early […]
Museum stores can be full of weird and wonderful objects from the past. In this centenary year of women’s suffrage Will Phillips, Keeper of Social History at Bucks County Museum, […]
A quarterly event for the creative community to meet up, network and chat over a few drinks about web design, development, UX, technology and general geekery. For more please see […]
Join us to hear photographer James Smith discuss his recent publication London Overspill with publisher Nicholas Smith. London Overspill (2008-2014) brings together a collection of James Smith's photographs investigating the post-war built landscape, […]
On the 23rd August, retiring CMK Town Councillor, former MKDC architect and long-term resident Ken Baker led an informal walk through Central Milton Keynes – from Station Square to the […]
Bring your sandwiches and come along for an interesting and educational lunchtime as the Living Archive MK's Roger Kitchen tells the tragic story of 16 year old Albert French, apprentice […]
Milton Keynes Archaeology Day, Saturday 3rd November 2018 The Church of Christ the Cornerstone 300 Saxon Gate, Milton Keynes, MK9 2ES This popular and free open day returns for a 12th year and […]
There is a talk being held at the Central Library on 19 September about the history of Secklow Hundred Mound, which is located between the Library and Centrecom on North […]