Join the Museum of East Dorset for an exploration of the sweet and sour history of Valentine’s Day
You can find out more about one of the best collections of Valentine’s cards in existence at a Zoom meeting on 11 February.
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Mark Holocaust Memorial Day today 27 January with online ceremony
Churches such as Wimborne Minster have held poignant services in previous years, but you can still mark the day online.
How will you be celebrating New Year?
New Year celebrations in most parts of the world will be extremely muted this year, but millions of us will try to mark the arrival of the 2021 in a Covid-compliant way.
Nelson’s surgeon’s medicine cabinet offered for sale
The cabinet belonged to Sir William Beatty who attended Nelson when he was fatally injured on board HMS Victory.
TV archaeologist Julian Richards to host virtual Potted History of Britain event
You may not be able to visit the transformed museum during November but at least you can enjoy their latest exhibition.
Museum of East Dorset reveals secrets of Iron Age skeleton
When the Museum of East Dorset – formerly the Priest’s House Museum – re-opens after lockdown, visitors will be able to see a 2,000-year-old skeleton.
Remembrance to be marked across Dorset
Local towns are to mark Remembrance, but ceremonies this year will be scaled back dramatically.
Tarrant Rushton’s history marked on 40th anniversary of closure
A piece of aviation history has been celebrated with the unveiling of a display board at the site of the former Tarrant Rushton airfield.
Top films to celebrate the 80th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain
The Battle of Britain 80th anniversary is nearly upon us so we asked the film experts from MetFilm School based at the world-famous Ealing Studios, which top Battle of Britain films they would recommend to entertain and enlighten everyone in the run-up to the celebration on 15 September.
Book reveals top rugby players connection with New Milton & District RFC
Whilst rugby supporters will have mourned the loss of the game during the end of the last season – it is hoped the 2020 Six Nations will be completed in the autumn – people in New Milton are able to reflect on the success of their local club with the publication of a new book.