Bournemouth & Poole College is offering a carrot to encourage young students and adults to maximise the additional time spent at home in the lockdown by entering the Dorset Art Prize.
The doors might be shut but you can access e-books and e-audio items from Dorset Libraries.
With VE Day upon us, we asked the film experts from MetFilm School based at the world-famous Ealing Studios, which top WWII films they would recommend to entertain and enlighten our readers on the 75th anniversary of Victory in Europe on Friday 8 May.
The fairies of Furzey Gardens in Minstead near Lyndhurst recently invited children to design three new doors for their garden as part of an online competition and more than 50 youngsters entered.
“I’ll be back” states a poster on The Regent Centre door in Christchurch and there seems little doubt that it will be. The local theatre hopes to re-open in September subject to ongoing COVID-19 guidelines from the government.
Did you know that a number of successful full-length films have been shot using mobile phones? And, that some very well-known directors have created films using smartphones?
Following the cancellation of the first HAPPY people, places, planet conference to have been held in Bournemouth on 18 April, a one hour and twelve minute video stream to YouTube has been launched in its place.
Weymouth’s popular Quayside Music Festival headed online on Sunday 12 April for its first ever Virtual Quayfest.
Dorset’s touring arts charity, Artsreach, has built a digital diary to keep you culturally connected with many artists who are working hard to keep in touch by releasing lots of lovely creative content online.
Award-winning storyteller Michele O’Brien is to share Sunday bedtime stories with Lighthouse Facebook visitors.
