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An Interview with John Ducker
We geared up for 4 July by chatting to John Ducker, the Head of Visitor Experience at The American Museum in Bath!
Top 5 Family Friendly Public Art Trails
From Gromits to giraffes, hares to penguins, have some family fun following a public art trail round your city this summer!
A Day at the Races: Royal Windsor Racecourse
We headed to Royal Windsor Racecourse on their Irish night to see if a day at the races is all it’s (whip)cracked up to be.
Surviving the apocalypse: ZED Events Wasteland Experience
Do you think you can survive the apocalypse? Head to ZED Events’ abandoned shopping centre in Reading for an immersive Wasteland Experience that’s a video gamer’s dream!
Refurbishing God's House Tower, Southampton
Southampton's God's House Tower is to be transformed by "a space arts" into a brand new arts and heritage venue.
The Cowboy Philosopher: An Interview with Wilson Dixon
We chat to “Cowboy Philosopher” Wilson Dixon ahead of his UK tour this summer!
Summer Nights Rewind at Epsom Downs
Get a nostalgia fix at Epsom Downs' brilliant themed entertainment programme supporting the exciting action on the the course!
Puppy Love: UK Dog Shows and Events
This summer, every dog can have his day with our round up of shows and events dedicated to man’s best friend.
What to See at Oxford’s Offbeat Festival
Try something out of your comfort zone at Oxford’s festival for brand new theatre, comedy and dance!
An Interview with Vicki Hargreaves
We chat with Creative Programme Producer Vicki Hargreaves ahead of Eastleigh Unwrapped Festival!
Hereford Cathedral: A Hotbed of Medieval History!
It’s Magna Carta Day! Head to Hereford Cathedral for a glance at a revised version of King John’s “Great Charter”.
£50 of National Theatre Tokens!
Fund your next theatrical experience by winning £50 of National Theatre Tokens!
Britten’s War Requiem at York Minster
York Minster’s final concert of the season simultaneously marks the centenary of the conclusion of World War I with Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem.
Bristol’s Hidden Gems: Places to watch the World Cup
Whether you’re a staunch supporter of your national team, or just fancy catching some of the action from the whopping 48 games on offer, here are our picks of some great spots to view the games in Bristol!
Win a Perfume Making Experience!
Win the chance to design your own signature scent at a perfume making class!
