What's On
Sewing for Utange: Recycled denim cast-offs are a lifeline for an African village
Bags are like little personality extensions, don't you think? Some must have the right designer name to be considered for a sale, others need to have a trinket hanging from the strap to make it a viable purchase, writes Sammy Jones. Us? We don't 'do' designer and like to be original in our choices....
Heritage Open Days: Milton Keynes goes Bardy mad!
Professional and amateur actors from in and around Milton Keynes will be strutting their stuff on the lawns of the 17th Century house. It's the perfect setting for his words, which will be delivered with the necessary passion too!...
Music and Harvest Festival at St Guthlacs Church in Passenham
Passenham Church, St Guthlacs will open its doors this Saturday (September 10) for a Harvest Festival and folk music concert, with music from Free Spirit....
Pete Coe opens the new season at The Song Loft
In the late 80's and early 90's, Red Shift took Pete Coe's attentions, and since then he has largely operated as a soloist, with his strong distinctive voice enhancing his instrumental versatility, with his bouzouki, mountain dulcimer, banjo and melodeon. Sometimes he sings, plays and step dances...all at the same time!...
Philatelic Society extend an invitation to fellow stamp collectors in Milton Keynes
Now is the time to reach for that long lost collection gathering dust in the loft, or those old First Day Cover stacked in a shoebox....
Milton Keynes Museum hosts its brilliant Forties event this weekend
Put on your old kit bag and visit Milton Keynes Museum this weekend (September 3 & 4) as the history hub hosts its popular annual 40s weekend. It's a brilliant celebration of the sights, sounds and flavours from a period dominated by World War II, and this year it's bigger, brasher and better than ever!...
