With the launch weekend of the seventh Arts by the Sea Festival just a few weeks away, preparations are in full swing for the more than 70 acts and events taking place from 14 October over eight days across Bournemouth.
Poole Central Library is screening a series of free, live talks this month that are hosted by the British Library in London.
The red carpet was rolled out on 11 September at The Regent Centre in Christchurch for the Dorset premiere of the much-talked-about film Victoria and Abdul (PG).
The story of the world’s most famous tank has had a new chapter added following research revealing exactly how Tiger 131 was captured in Tunisia.
Named in a competition, land trains Flotsam and Jetsam have now joined Bournemouth’s train fleet and their winning names were chosen from over 600 entries.
Organised and run by Dorchester Agricultural Society, the 177th Dorset County show attracted thousands of people over the weekend of 2 and 3 September at the Dorchester Showground.
Bestival, now on the Lulworth Estate, is super-excited to announce a huge line-up of comedians and clowns who will be performing throughout the weekend.
What do you think the world will be like in 2150? Cane Elephant will give you a taste of how Dorset author Janine Pulford sees it.
Bournemouth Air Festival got underway on 31 August and has a packed programme of events on land, at sea and in the air until 3 September, so head down to Bournemouth for a show-stopper of a festival.
With the end of the school summer holidays just around the corner, local artists, designers and makers have been busily finishing off submissions to be considered for the upcoming Marshwood Arts Awards exhibition in Bridport.
