The Russell-Cotes will be staging an exhibition and series of events in 2017 that will be co-curated with the LGBT community of Bournemouth to mark the 50th anniversary of the partial decriminalisation of homosexuality.
Durlston Castle’s Fine Foundation Gallery will be filled with weird and wonderful creatures from the imaginations of mother and daughter artists Greta Berlin and Zennor Box from 19 September – 11 October.
You’re never too old to enter categories at the Dorset County Show – as 94 year old Cyril Treviss will testify.
This year’s Sting in the Tail festival takes you on a storytelling journey of pirates and princesses, railways and bicycles, and even introduces you to Jesse Owens and the Olympics.
An impressive exhibition of New Forest paintings, portraits, cartoons and caricatures by Ringwood-based artist
A teenager who travelled on the last British Rail train from Swanage to Wareham in 1972 has, 45 years later, driven the first timetabled diesel train to carry passengers from Norden along four miles of newly upgraded line – to within sight of Wareham.
Whether you’re Scottish or not, come on down to Highcliffe Castle and take part in a wee bit of Scottish Country Dancing. Kilts are welcome!
At Lawrences’ recent auction in Crewkerne, a plastic elephant from a local garden shed attracted more bids than almost any other lot.
Schoolchildren gave their all at an end of term summer concert, bringing their village hall alive with the sound of music from across the globe
With the start of the school holidays, many children will be spending more time than usual online. Research amongst 1,000 UK parents of 4-18 year olds by YouGov and commissioned by Get Safe Online has revealed this is a key concern.
