Tivoli to receive more than £144,000 in government funding
The Wimborne theatre receives the funding from the Culture Recovery Fund, adding to its local appeal which has reached £69.000.
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Arts and crafts to return to the Hayloft, Christchurch
CADArts (Christchurch and District Arts) are planning their reopening following confirmation of the next step of lockdown easing.
‘Boris’ bear floats into Dorset sculpture exhibition
A towering bronze sculpture of a polar bear can be seen at Sculpture by the Lakes – one of more than 100 large-scale outdoor pieces at the Dorset attraction.
Poole Museum set to be transformed
If a £2.2m bid to the National Heritage Lottery Fund is successful, Poole Museum will undergo major transformation works.
Order and collect library services to re-open
Residents in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole areas will soon be able to order and collect library books.
Swanage Railway plans reopening
The Swanage Railway will resume service Norden, Corfe Castle and Swanage on 12 April 2021 – subject to the lifting of Government restrictions.
Bird sculpture takes off in Poole
The sculptures on West Quay Road are the first of two installations planned for the Townside area of Poole.
Reminders of Lent as Poole Bay Rotary Club celebrates Rotary Day
At Poole Bay Rotary Club’s meeting on 23 February, members celebrated the founding of the Rotary organisation 116 years ago in Chicago, Illinois.
Bronze Age burial mounds discovered in the New Forest
Known as round barrows, they were covered with thick vegetation which took experts and volunteers five days to uncover.
Three Dorset TICs under threat of closure due to lack of funding
The last three Tourist Information Centres run by Dorset Council are under threat of closure as the council investigates alternative ways of providing these services in the future.