The Museum of East Dorset is inviting the public to share their views on the Priest’s House Museum and how it can be developed for the future.
Poole Museum will officially unveil the Swash Channel Wreck Rudder on 22 March and it will be on display at Poole Museum from 23 March.
This year’s Christchurch Food Festival, running from 1 to 21 May, promises even more for food lovers and visitors alike.
There was only one place to be in Christchurch on 15 March at 7pm and that was at the Regent Centre, which was chosen from all the independent cinemas in the UK, to provide a representative audience of film fans to appear live on BBC 1’s The One Show.
The largest gathering of working classic 1940s Bulleid Pacific class express steam locomotives since the summer of 1967 will be taking place on the Swanage Railway – marking the 50th anniversary of the end of British Rail steam trains in southern England.
There will be an Elvis tribute artist performing at a charity gala in Wimborne organised by Cllr Sue Cook, town mayor of Wimborne Minster, on 31 March.
Residents along with two Verwood schools joined the mayor and deputy mayor of the town to celebrate Commonwealth Day today, 13 March.
Dorset-based Teddy Rocks Festival is holding a battle of the bands competition to win a place during the up-coming music festival.
The Beaulieu attraction, which features the National Motor Museum, Montagu family home Palace House and the 13th century Beaulieu Abbey, has been hailed as one of the country’s leading visitor attractions, winning a VisitEngland gold accolade for the quality experience it offers to visitors.
The fly a flag event to celebrate Commonwealth Day on 13 March will see 950 locations in the UK and across Commonwealth countries raising flags at 10am to recognise the values of belonging to a Commonwealth country.