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MILTON KEYNES
& SOUTH MIDLANDS HERITAGE OPEN DAYS VENUES |
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Free admission, tours, events and activities for all the family
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Photo Gallery September 2007
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Somali hut being built in Milton Keynes City Centre
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The finished Somali hut and art display in
Milton Keynes City Centre |
New Bradwell Heritage Group with their
new eqipment for recording local information |
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Rectory Cottages - a display of bygone local photographs provided by
Bletchley Archaeological and Historical Society. |
The free bus - to tour the events on the
Saturday & Sunday |
An opportunity for reading group members to read and discuss the book 3 Curly Wurlys and 106 Roundabouts with local author Lee Scriven
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Somali artwork - Central MK
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Throughout summer MaD workshops enable young people to participate in the taking of photos for and mounting of the exhibition.
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Joining in at the City Discovery Centre
Bradwell Abbey |
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Street of shops - Stacy Hill Museum
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A heritage tour with a difference! Vintage bus tour travelled across Milton Keynes and the tour guide explained the history of Milton Keynes
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Dragon Boat tours of Willen Lake
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Launch of Heritage Open Days
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Mural Fiction, Non-Fiction and Reference
Central Milton Keynes Library |
Street of shops - Stacy Hill Museum
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Dobbies Garden World is built on part of the old Roman settlement of Magiovinium and a 'Roman' garden has been made built to commemorate the link |
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Living Archive
Performances of Bollywood dance, Gujarati folk music, music from the Telugu Sangham Association and African drumming, food tasting and much more |
The Western Front - MK Library
Exhibitions, displays and short talks on the effects of the Great War on the local communities |