Bovington Tank Museum to present online show
The WW2: War Stories exhibition will be presented online on 13 May ahead of the re-opening of the Tank Museum on 17 May.
The WW2: War Stories exhibition will be presented online on 13 May ahead of the re-opening of the Tank Museum on 17 May.
The exhibition is online, so log onto their website where you will find more than 90 paintings, several of which are local views.
Thanks to funding from Arts Council England, local libraries will be able to develop as cultural hubs for young people and adults.
Photographers are being invited to submit their best photo taken at ‘FORM – The Sculpture Exhibition’, at Pallington Lakes near Dorchester for their chance to win a unique prize.
Nine local young people who have completed the Trust’s Achieve programme were able to take part in an online presentation.
Inside Out Dorset will return this autumn with an international arts festival as several locations in the county.
‘Seasons of Stories: Spring’ is available for Dorset residents, but hurry to apply as the book is a limited edition.
Steam trains are now running between Noden, Corfe Castle and Swanage, and passengers can be reassured they are Covid-safe.
As lockdown restrictions ease, libraries and leisure facilities across the BCP Council area are re-opening.
The Wimborne theatre receives the funding from the Culture Recovery Fund, adding to its local appeal which has reached £69.000.