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🚶♂️FREE Great Linford Manor Walk - 2025 (No booking required)
Time: 14:00
🌳 Learn about the ancient origins of the park all the way up to the modern era. On your walk, discover hidden gems such as the Veteran Lime Tree, Doric Seat and Ha-ha, which survive from the 18th century English Landscape Garden design of the park and have been recently revealed, revived and restored as part of our National Lottery Heritage Fund project.
😍 FREE: This walk is free but donations to the Friends of Great Linford Manor Park are welcome. No booking is required, just turn up and enjoy!
😍 FREE: This walk is free but donations to the Friends of Great Linford Manor Park are welcome. No booking is required, just turn up and enjoy!
🕥 TIME: Guided walks are held
on the second Friday of the month at 10:30
and on the last Sunday of the month at 14:00.
🚶♀️DURATION: Walks last around 90 minutes.
on the second Friday of the month at 10:30
and on the last Sunday of the month at 14:00.
🚶♀️DURATION: Walks last around 90 minutes.
🥾 WHAT TO WEAR....
Sensible, hard-wearing footwear and outdoor clothing is advised.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
On one stretch of the route there are a set of deep steps (leading up to the Railway Walk from the Cascade Pond). Please let the walk leader know if you would prefer to leave the pond via an accessible route. One or two park features are located on grass, which can be muddy when wet. A hearing loop is available on request from events@theparkstrust.com.
Accessible parking is located around the Parklands Pond at What3Words location pencil.parsnips.glosses.
🅿️ PARKING
There are limited parking spaces on the approach to the park from Parklands (see above). Otherwise, please park at the Memorial Hall car park, off Marsh Drive and leave the Arts Centre car park free. What3Words location unite.nipping.places.
🗺 MEETING PLACE: MK Arts Centre car park, Great Linford, off Parklands (St. Leger Drive), MK14 5DZ.
Sensible, hard-wearing footwear and outdoor clothing is advised.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
On one stretch of the route there are a set of deep steps (leading up to the Railway Walk from the Cascade Pond). Please let the walk leader know if you would prefer to leave the pond via an accessible route. One or two park features are located on grass, which can be muddy when wet. A hearing loop is available on request from events@theparkstrust.com.
Accessible parking is located around the Parklands Pond at What3Words location pencil.parsnips.glosses.
🅿️ PARKING
There are limited parking spaces on the approach to the park from Parklands (see above). Otherwise, please park at the Memorial Hall car park, off Marsh Drive and leave the Arts Centre car park free. What3Words location unite.nipping.places.
🗺 MEETING PLACE: MK Arts Centre car park, Great Linford, off Parklands (St. Leger Drive), MK14 5DZ.
🏛 Free Panacea Museum in Bedford 2025
Sunday 25 May 2025
Time: 11:00 - 17:00 Price: £0.00
🏡A FREE MUSEUM IN BEDFORD- The Panacea, a beautiful Victorian House.
Discover the amazing story of the unique religious community that created its own Garden of Eden in the centre of Bedford. The museum has beautiful gardens to walk around.
⭐OPEN:
Thursday - Sunday, 11am - 5pm
(last admission 4.30pm)
📖 SOME INTERESTING HISTORY
The Panacea Society was originally called ‘The Community of the Holy Ghost’, and was made up mostly of women. Its leader was Mabel Barltrop – the widow of an English clergyman, and mother of four children– whose followers called her ‘Octavia’.
Octavia. The founder of the Panacea Society.
During the 1920s, followers of the Panacea Society moved to Bedford to live near Octavia. Eventually, the community was able to combine the gardens of several properties to form ‘the campus’ – a private space between the community houses, with a chapel at its centre.
From this headquarters, the Society operated a religious organisation which reached across the world. Over two thousand people became members of the Panacea Society, in Europe, North America and many parts of the British Empire and Commonwealth.
From its beginning, the Panacea Society expected the end of the world. Society members were convinced that God would soon act to bring about a new age – a period of peace and happiness called ‘the Millennium’.
The Panacea Society was part of a wider religious movement of groups concerned with prophecy. The Panaceans believed that God was speaking to them through Octavia, but her followers did not believe she was the only modern prophet. Rather, they accepted a lineage of seven prophetic voices since the late 1700s – a tradition they called ‘the Visitation’.
🧒 FOR CHILDREN
Children trails, colouring sheets and wooden toys in the activity space in the main museum building 'Castleside'.
☕ FOOD AND DRINK
Tea room serving refreshments, hot & cold snacks with indoor & outdoor seating
🚼 TOILET INFORMATION
Baby changing can be found in a toilet that is big enough to fit a pushchair in
🅿️ PARKING
No parking is available at the Museum, however there is pay and display parking nearby.
♿🅿️ ACCESSIBILITY (Partly accessible)
Accessible info and blue badge holders, click here: https://panaceamuseum.org/visiting/access
CONTACT DETAILS
☎️ Tel: 01234 353178
📧 museum@panaceatrust.org
Discover the amazing story of the unique religious community that created its own Garden of Eden in the centre of Bedford. The museum has beautiful gardens to walk around.
⭐OPEN:
Thursday - Sunday, 11am - 5pm
(last admission 4.30pm)
📖 SOME INTERESTING HISTORY
The Panacea Society was originally called ‘The Community of the Holy Ghost’, and was made up mostly of women. Its leader was Mabel Barltrop – the widow of an English clergyman, and mother of four children– whose followers called her ‘Octavia’.
Octavia. The founder of the Panacea Society.
During the 1920s, followers of the Panacea Society moved to Bedford to live near Octavia. Eventually, the community was able to combine the gardens of several properties to form ‘the campus’ – a private space between the community houses, with a chapel at its centre.
From this headquarters, the Society operated a religious organisation which reached across the world. Over two thousand people became members of the Panacea Society, in Europe, North America and many parts of the British Empire and Commonwealth.
From its beginning, the Panacea Society expected the end of the world. Society members were convinced that God would soon act to bring about a new age – a period of peace and happiness called ‘the Millennium’.
The Panacea Society was part of a wider religious movement of groups concerned with prophecy. The Panaceans believed that God was speaking to them through Octavia, but her followers did not believe she was the only modern prophet. Rather, they accepted a lineage of seven prophetic voices since the late 1700s – a tradition they called ‘the Visitation’.
🧒 FOR CHILDREN
Children trails, colouring sheets and wooden toys in the activity space in the main museum building 'Castleside'.
☕ FOOD AND DRINK
Tea room serving refreshments, hot & cold snacks with indoor & outdoor seating
🚼 TOILET INFORMATION
Baby changing can be found in a toilet that is big enough to fit a pushchair in
🅿️ PARKING
No parking is available at the Museum, however there is pay and display parking nearby.
♿🅿️ ACCESSIBILITY (Partly accessible)
Accessible info and blue badge holders, click here: https://panaceamuseum.org/visiting/access
CONTACT DETAILS
☎️ Tel: 01234 353178
📧 museum@panaceatrust.org
Bradwell Mill Opening Day - Free Entry
Sunday 25 May 2025
Time: 13:30 - 16:30
Bradwell Mill is a Grade II listed landmark and is open to the public on selected days throughout the year, when the mill can be seen in action.
It is a rare opportunity to better understand what life was like as a miller – complete with all the associated smells, noise and dust!
🗓 2025 OPENING DAYS
▪️May 5th, 10th, 11th & 25th
▪️June 29th
▪️July 27th
▪️August 31st
▪️September 13th, 14th & 28th
Please be aware
⭐️ The mill is a working machine not just a building. Care should be taken when moving around the premises as some surfaces are greasy and some have a risk of splinters.
⭐️ There are low beams and trip hazards along with steep, narrow stairs.
⭐️ Only a limited number of people can access the upstairs at a time – so you may have to wait.
⭐️ Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
⭐️ There are no toilet facilities available.
🎫 ADMISSION - FREE
Admission is free but donations towards the upkeep are very much welcome.
🗓 2025 OPENING DAYS
▪️May 5th, 10th, 11th & 25th
▪️June 29th
▪️July 27th
▪️August 31st
▪️September 13th, 14th & 28th
Please be aware
⭐️ The mill is a working machine not just a building. Care should be taken when moving around the premises as some surfaces are greasy and some have a risk of splinters.
⭐️ There are low beams and trip hazards along with steep, narrow stairs.
⭐️ Only a limited number of people can access the upstairs at a time – so you may have to wait.
⭐️ Under 18s must be accompanied by an adult.
⭐️ There are no toilet facilities available.
🎫 ADMISSION - FREE
Admission is free but donations towards the upkeep are very much welcome.
🅿️ PARKING
Parking is in Nightingale Court, off Wheelers Lane. There is no access to the mill from Mill Lane (off Bradwell Road).
✨️ Bletchley Park May Half Term 2025
Sunday 25 May 2025
Time: 09:30 - 17:00
✨️ Families visiting Bletchley Park during May half-term can join in with hands-on fun activities celebrating 80 years since Victory in Europe or take part in a dynamic family tour to discover more about the World War Two Codebreakers and their amazing machines.
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
🚜 Pitstone Green Museum Opening Day 2025
Monday 26 May 2025
Time: 10:30 - 16:30
🚜 Are you Looking for a fun and informative day out for the whole family? Look no further!
💚 WHAT TO EXPECT
Explore Pitstone Museum's vast array of attractions, boasting over 40 unique exhibits. From captivating model railways to the clang of a working Blacksmith, from vintage game consoles to historic farm machinery, and from the impressive workings of a Rack Saw to the mighty 28-liter Crossley Gas Engine - there's something for everyone.
Step into the past and experience firsthand activities like lacemaking and pottery or embark on an adventure on our Tractor to Pitstone Windmill.
With the Museum only open to the public nine times a year, our team of approximately 50 dedicated volunteers are on hand to ensure your visit is both educational and enjoyable.
EVENT DETAILS
⭐️Rain or shine, we're open!
⭐️Browse through Craft & Trade Stalls housed in the Great Barn.
⭐️Enjoy a range of entertainment.
⭐️Refreshments on sale all day, or your welcome to bring a picnic.
🅿️ FREE PARKING
Free parking available in the Orchards.
🐶 DOGS
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcomed.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
Most main exhibits are wheelchair accessible, with disabled toilet facilities provided. The Cook Collection is only accessible by stairs.
🎟 ON THE DOOR TICKET COST:
▪️Adult: £10
▪️Concessions: £8
▪️Child (5-16): £4
▪️Under 5: FREE
💚 WHAT TO EXPECT
Explore Pitstone Museum's vast array of attractions, boasting over 40 unique exhibits. From captivating model railways to the clang of a working Blacksmith, from vintage game consoles to historic farm machinery, and from the impressive workings of a Rack Saw to the mighty 28-liter Crossley Gas Engine - there's something for everyone.
Step into the past and experience firsthand activities like lacemaking and pottery or embark on an adventure on our Tractor to Pitstone Windmill.
With the Museum only open to the public nine times a year, our team of approximately 50 dedicated volunteers are on hand to ensure your visit is both educational and enjoyable.
EVENT DETAILS
⭐️Rain or shine, we're open!
⭐️Browse through Craft & Trade Stalls housed in the Great Barn.
⭐️Enjoy a range of entertainment.
⭐️Refreshments on sale all day, or your welcome to bring a picnic.
🅿️ FREE PARKING
Free parking available in the Orchards.
🐶 DOGS
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcomed.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
Most main exhibits are wheelchair accessible, with disabled toilet facilities provided. The Cook Collection is only accessible by stairs.
🎟 ON THE DOOR TICKET COST:
▪️Adult: £10
▪️Concessions: £8
▪️Child (5-16): £4
▪️Under 5: FREE
▪️Family (1 Adult + 3 Children): £17
▪️Family (2 Adults + 3 Children): £27
▪️Family (2 Adults + 3 Children): £27
▪️Entry for Carers of disabled visitors: FREE
🗓 2025 OPENING DAY DATES
▪️Easter Monday 21st April
▪️Early May bank holiday Monday 5th May
▪️Spring bank holiday Monday 26th May
▪️Sunday 8th June
▪️Sunday 13th July
▪️Sunday August 10th
▪️Summer bank holiday Monday 25th August
▪️Sunday 14th September
▪️Sunday 12th October
☎️ Phone: 07973 154170
📧 Email: manager@pitstonemuseum.co.uk
🗓 2025 OPENING DAY DATES
▪️Easter Monday 21st April
▪️Early May bank holiday Monday 5th May
▪️Spring bank holiday Monday 26th May
▪️Sunday 8th June
▪️Sunday 13th July
▪️Sunday August 10th
▪️Summer bank holiday Monday 25th August
▪️Sunday 14th September
▪️Sunday 12th October
☎️ Phone: 07973 154170
📧 Email: manager@pitstonemuseum.co.uk
🚂 Day Out With Thomas 2025 - Buckinghamshire Railway Centre
Time: 10:30 - 17:00
🚂 Peep peep! Its Time to Party! Thomas & Friends™ are back with FIVE visits planned for 2025 at Buckinghamshire Railway Centre to celebrate 80 years of Thomas the Tank Engine AND Percy, meet Sir Topham Hatt, Rusty & Dusty, the Station Sweepers AND Trevor the Traction Engine!
INCLUDED IN YOUR TICKET:
💨 Unlimited rides behind Thomas, a REAL steam engine!
💨 Ride with Percy, Thomas's best friend
💨 Meet Trevor the Traction Engine (Subject to availability)
💨 Meet Sir Topham Hatt and enjoy storytelling and sing-a-longs
💨 Enjoy the free Tea Cup rides
💨 Have fun with Rusty & Dusty around the site and sing-a-longs
💨 Go for a free ride on our miniature steam railway - fun for ALL the family!
💨 Singalongs and performances from Sir Topham Hatt and Rusty & Dusty
💨 Thomas & Friends photo opportunities
💨 Thomas & Friends activities within the Play Pod
💨 Thomas & Friends character hunt
💨 Thomas & Friends garden games
💨 Thomas & Friends giveaways for every child
💨 Visit the railway museum
💨 Unlimited rides on the miniature railway
💨 Decorate your party hat
👀 You can also look round our stunning glass-roofed visitor centre with lovingly restored vintage steam engines on display, extensive museum, gift shop and café.
INCLUDED IN YOUR TICKET:
💨 Unlimited rides behind Thomas, a REAL steam engine!
💨 Ride with Percy, Thomas's best friend
💨 Meet Trevor the Traction Engine (Subject to availability)
💨 Meet Sir Topham Hatt and enjoy storytelling and sing-a-longs
💨 Enjoy the free Tea Cup rides
💨 Have fun with Rusty & Dusty around the site and sing-a-longs
💨 Go for a free ride on our miniature steam railway - fun for ALL the family!
💨 Singalongs and performances from Sir Topham Hatt and Rusty & Dusty
💨 Thomas & Friends photo opportunities
💨 Thomas & Friends activities within the Play Pod
💨 Thomas & Friends character hunt
💨 Thomas & Friends garden games
💨 Thomas & Friends giveaways for every child
💨 Visit the railway museum
💨 Unlimited rides on the miniature railway
💨 Decorate your party hat
👀 You can also look round our stunning glass-roofed visitor centre with lovingly restored vintage steam engines on display, extensive museum, gift shop and café.
🗓 2025 EVENT DATES
▪️18th - 20th April
▪️25th - 26th May
▪️5th - 6th July
▪️9th - 10th August
▪️11th - 12th October
ℹ️ Personal Assistant / Carer: FREE (please call Quaytickets to book these on 0161 876 2015. Documentation will need to be shown on entry. Only one free carer per disabled person).
▪️18th - 20th April
▪️25th - 26th May
▪️5th - 6th July
▪️9th - 10th August
▪️11th - 12th October
ℹ️ Personal Assistant / Carer: FREE (please call Quaytickets to book these on 0161 876 2015. Documentation will need to be shown on entry. Only one free carer per disabled person).
🎟 TICKET PRICES:
▪️Adults: £19
▪️Children (2-15): £15
▪️Under 2s: Free
▪️2 adults + 2 children: £59
▪️1 adult + 2 children: £40
NOTE: Prices exclude booking fees
✨️ Bletchley Park May Half Term 2025
Monday 26 May 2025
Time: 09:30 - 17:00
✨️ Families visiting Bletchley Park during May half-term can join in with hands-on fun activities celebrating 80 years since Victory in Europe or take part in a dynamic family tour to discover more about the World War Two Codebreakers and their amazing machines.
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
✨️ Bletchley Park May Half Term 2025
Tuesday 27 May 2025
Time: 09:30 - 17:00
✨️ Families visiting Bletchley Park during May half-term can join in with hands-on fun activities celebrating 80 years since Victory in Europe or take part in a dynamic family tour to discover more about the World War Two Codebreakers and their amazing machines.
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
⚔️ History Knights Medieval World 2025 (Free drop-in) - Stockwood Discovery Centre, Luton
Tuesday 27 May 2025
Time: 11:00
🛡 Are you ready for a Medieval Adventure?
This is a free drop-in event for May half term 2025. Donations welcome.
This is a free drop-in event for May half term 2025. Donations welcome.
👑 EVENT DETAILS
Whether you want to try on a princess crown, join a knightly joust or try your skills on the cross bows there's plenty of fun for all the family as History Knights bring their popular Medieval World to the Discovery Centre .
🗡 WHAT FUN?
You can mount your steed in our hobby horse races or test your nerves in the family joust and inflatable sword tournament. With play tables and craft activities whatever your age, there's fun for everyone.
🛝 WHAT ELSE CAN I DO?
Explore the free museum, the beautiful gardens, play area and enjoy something to eat or drink at the cafe.
Whether you want to try on a princess crown, join a knightly joust or try your skills on the cross bows there's plenty of fun for all the family as History Knights bring their popular Medieval World to the Discovery Centre .
🗡 WHAT FUN?
You can mount your steed in our hobby horse races or test your nerves in the family joust and inflatable sword tournament. With play tables and craft activities whatever your age, there's fun for everyone.
🛝 WHAT ELSE CAN I DO?
Explore the free museum, the beautiful gardens, play area and enjoy something to eat or drink at the cafe.
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💍 FREE Valuation Day - Woburn
Wednesday 28 May 2025
Time: 10:00 - 13:00
💍 Discover the true value of your jewellery, silver, fine art and collectables.
TIME:
Drop in any time between 10am - 1pm
💎 FREE VALUATION
Join our gemmologist and general valuer for a free, no obligation valuation at The Woburn, George Street, Woburn.
💷 Consigning now for our auction at the Woburn Hotel.
TIME:
Drop in any time between 10am - 1pm
💎 FREE VALUATION
Join our gemmologist and general valuer for a free, no obligation valuation at The Woburn, George Street, Woburn.
💷 Consigning now for our auction at the Woburn Hotel.
✨️ Bletchley Park May Half Term 2025
Wednesday 28 May 2025
Time: 09:30 - 17:00
✨️ Families visiting Bletchley Park during May half-term can join in with hands-on fun activities celebrating 80 years since Victory in Europe or take part in a dynamic family tour to discover more about the World War Two Codebreakers and their amazing machines.
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
🚶♂️Hitchin Historic Walk Tour - May 2025
Wednesday 28 May 2025
Time: 19:00 - 21:00
📖 The town of Hitchin was first documented in the 7th Century. Its streets have many tales to tell an offer an insight into the development of British society.
🗓 2025 TOUR DATES
▪️Wednesday 28th May
▪️Wednesday 18th June
🚶♂️High Street to Dead Street a History of Hitchin – a walking tour around Hitchin’s historic town centre with former British Schools Museum curator Andy Gibbs.
📍MEETING POINT
Meet outside The Visit Hitchin Shop, 1a Churchyard, Hitchin SG5 1HR
🕖 HOW LONG IS THE WALK?
The walk takes approximately 1hr 30minutes/ 2 hours.
🎟 TICKETS COST:
▪️£10.00 Adult
▪️£5.00 Child (under 15s)
Tickets available from The Visit Hitchin Shop,1a Churchyard, Hitchin SG5 1HR or online via event link below.
❗️To book online make sure you purchase the right ticket with the correct date.
🗓 2025 TOUR DATES
▪️Wednesday 28th May
▪️Wednesday 18th June
🚶♂️High Street to Dead Street a History of Hitchin – a walking tour around Hitchin’s historic town centre with former British Schools Museum curator Andy Gibbs.
📍MEETING POINT
Meet outside The Visit Hitchin Shop, 1a Churchyard, Hitchin SG5 1HR
🕖 HOW LONG IS THE WALK?
The walk takes approximately 1hr 30minutes/ 2 hours.
🎟 TICKETS COST:
▪️£10.00 Adult
▪️£5.00 Child (under 15s)
Tickets available from The Visit Hitchin Shop,1a Churchyard, Hitchin SG5 1HR or online via event link below.
❗️To book online make sure you purchase the right ticket with the correct date.
🌸 Refreshments in the Courtyard at Cowper & Newton Museum, Olney
Thursday 29 May 2025
Time: 10:30 - 12:00
🌸 Welcome to ‘Refreshments in the Courtyard’ in Olney! This enjoyable, relaxing event takes place every other Thursday morning during the summertime.
🗓 2025 DATES:
▪️1st May
▪️15th May ▪️ 24th July
▪️29th May ▪️ 7th August
▪️12th June ▪️21st August
▪️26th June ▪️4th September
▪️10th July ▪️18th September
🗓 2025 DATES:
▪️1st May
▪️15th May ▪️ 24th July
▪️29th May ▪️ 7th August
▪️12th June ▪️21st August
▪️26th June ▪️4th September
▪️10th July ▪️18th September
🍰 FOOD & DRINK
Delicious homemade cakes, a choice of tea, coffee, specialty tea or juice and a relaxing stroll around our beautiful 18th century, tranquil gardens – ALL FOR ONLY £6.00. Great value!
🌷FREE ENTRY to the gardens: While away your time in the peace and tranquility. A perfect place to meet up with your friends and family – there’s something for everyone!
🎫 COLLECT YOUR TICKET
No need to book in advance – just purchase your refreshments ticket in our Shop.
☎️ CONTACT DETAILS: 01234 711516
🏛 EXTEND YOUR VISIT TO THE MUSEUM
If you would like to make the most of your time here to see inside the Museum too, please purchase your admission pass in our Shop for only £10. Our super volunteers are ready to welcome you. (Did you know that your admission pass is also an ‘annual pass’ which means you come back to see the museum and gardens anytime during normal opening hours throughout the year using your pass).
🛍 MARKET DAY
Every Thursday is also ‘Market Day’ in Olney.
✨️ Bletchley Park May Half Term 2025
Thursday 29 May 2025
Time: 09:30 - 17:00
✨️ Families visiting Bletchley Park during May half-term can join in with hands-on fun activities celebrating 80 years since Victory in Europe or take part in a dynamic family tour to discover more about the World War Two Codebreakers and their amazing machines.
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
🔎 Curiosity Spotter Trail Guided Walk - Leighton Buzzard
Thursday 29 May 2025
Time: 10:00 - 10:30
🔎 Join me for a guided walk around the Curiosity Spotter Trail and enjoy a time-travel adventure around the heart of our town as we look for unusual objects from the past. Children will receive a small reward at the end.
▪️AGES: Suitable for children and adults of all ages.
📍Meeting point: Market Cross
🕥 Trail lasts approx: 30 minutes
▪️AGES: Suitable for children and adults of all ages.
📍Meeting point: Market Cross
🕥 Trail lasts approx: 30 minutes
✨️ Bletchley Park May Half Term 2025
Friday 30 May 2025
Time: 09:30 - 17:00
✨️ Families visiting Bletchley Park during May half-term can join in with hands-on fun activities celebrating 80 years since Victory in Europe or take part in a dynamic family tour to discover more about the World War Two Codebreakers and their amazing machines.
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
💥 Book online before the day of your visit and save money.
🗓 MAY HALF TERM 2025 DATES
▪️25/05/25 - 30/05/25
🪖 WHAT TO EXPECT
You can expect an exciting, fun-filled full day out, exploring the Bletchley Park stories through immersive films, interactive displays, museum collections and faithfully recreated WW2 rooms. Exhibitions set within beautifully restored historic buildings will reveal this once-secret operation. Be amazed by the brilliant minds and complex machines used for making codes and codebreaking.
🌳 OUTDOOR SPACE
With plenty of outdoor space and so many different areas to explore, go on an adventure and learn something you didn’t know before!
🕵♀️ SECRET MISSION - £1
Why not pick up a Top Secret Mission Booklet for £1? Available in the Shop or at Admissions, the booklet is full of brainteasers and secret missions to do around Bletchley Park.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
https://www.bletchleypark.org.uk/plan-a-visit/accessibility/
🎟 TICKETS COST:
Tickets are Annual Passes, which means you can return again and again for free for a whole year. Children under 12 go free!
▪️Adult: £25.50
▪️Concession (over 60s and students with valid ID): £23.00
▪️Child (12 to 17): £17.00
▪️Family (2 adults and 2 children): £69.00
▪️Child (under 12): £0.00
▪️Family (1 adult and 2 children): £43.50
✈️ Shuttleworth Military Air Show May 2025
Saturday 31 May 2025
Time: 09:00 - 21:00
✈️ Our most highly anticipated Shuttlewort air show returns for 2025 as we present a fully packed day of events and activities celebrating all of those who have given their service on land, in the air, and at sea.
🕘 EVENT TIMINGS
▪️09:00: Gates Open
▪️09:00: Ground Attractions Open
▪️14:00: First Flying Display Commences
▪️17:30: First Flying Display Ends Approx.
▪️19:30: Second Flying Display Commences
▪️20:30: Second Flying Display Ends Approx.
▪️21:00: Gates Close
🤩 WHAT TO EXPECT
See an incredible range of military vehicles and aircraft on display and enjoy historical re-enactments throughout the day. Interact with air defence machinery and learn more about stories from those who used this equipment first-hand.
Head to our Discovery Zones for inspiring educational opportunities and enjoy delicious food and drink as you take in stunning airborne displays.
We’ll also have plenty to keep younger visitors entertained with our fun fair and playground, and, best of all, kids go free!
⭐️ FREE FUN FAIR
⭐️ CLAYTON & SHUTTLEWORTH HERITAGE
⭐️ BOFORS ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN
⭐️ DISCOVERY ZONES
⭐️ SHUTTLEWORTH OPEN HOUSE - 10am-3pm
⭐️ VINTAGE BUS RIDES
⭐️ SWISS GARDEN
🎟 TICKETS COST:
▪️Adults: £42pp
▪️Member: £36pp
▪️Child under 15: Free
▪️Group 15+: £38pp
🕘 EVENT TIMINGS
▪️09:00: Gates Open
▪️09:00: Ground Attractions Open
▪️14:00: First Flying Display Commences
▪️17:30: First Flying Display Ends Approx.
▪️19:30: Second Flying Display Commences
▪️20:30: Second Flying Display Ends Approx.
▪️21:00: Gates Close
🤩 WHAT TO EXPECT
See an incredible range of military vehicles and aircraft on display and enjoy historical re-enactments throughout the day. Interact with air defence machinery and learn more about stories from those who used this equipment first-hand.
Head to our Discovery Zones for inspiring educational opportunities and enjoy delicious food and drink as you take in stunning airborne displays.
We’ll also have plenty to keep younger visitors entertained with our fun fair and playground, and, best of all, kids go free!
⭐️ FREE FUN FAIR
⭐️ CLAYTON & SHUTTLEWORTH HERITAGE
⭐️ BOFORS ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUN
⭐️ DISCOVERY ZONES
⭐️ SHUTTLEWORTH OPEN HOUSE - 10am-3pm
⭐️ VINTAGE BUS RIDES
⭐️ SWISS GARDEN
🎟 TICKETS COST:
▪️Adults: £42pp
▪️Member: £36pp
▪️Child under 15: Free
▪️Group 15+: £38pp
🏺 Flitwick Antique and Collectors 2025
Sunday 01 June 2025
Time: 09:00 - 15:30
🏺 Antique and collectors Fair is held on the first Sunday of the month at Flitwick Village Hall. Open 9am until 3.30pm.
2025 DATES
▪️Sunday 5th January
▪️Sunday 2nd February
▪️Sunday 2nd March
▪️Sunday 6th April
▪️Sunday 5th May
▪️Sunday 1st June
⭐️ Catering all day
⭐️ A full hall of great items for you
⭐️ Free parking
📍The post code is MK45 1HP
2025 DATES
▪️Sunday 5th January
▪️Sunday 2nd February
▪️Sunday 2nd March
▪️Sunday 6th April
▪️Sunday 5th May
▪️Sunday 1st June
⭐️ Catering all day
⭐️ A full hall of great items for you
⭐️ Free parking
📍The post code is MK45 1HP
⛪️ De Grey Mausoleum Open Day - Flitton, Free entry
Sunday 01 June 2025
Time: 12:00 - 16:00
⛪️ The De Grey Mausoleum is attached to the mid-15th-century parish church of St John at Flitton, Bedfordshire. It was first built in the early 17th century, before being expanded in 1704.The mausoleum contains a remarkable collection of funerary monuments spanning three centuries.
📍WHERE WILL I FIND THE MAUSOLEUM & OTHER INFO?
The mausoleum is attached to Flitton Church, St John the Baptist, Bedfordshire and is accessed via its nave. The Mausoleum is not dog friendly and there maybe some uneven surfaces not suitable for wheelchairs.
🎧 Audio tour: There is an audio tour for the mausoleum and we advise that it is downloaded prior to your visit as the mobile network signal strength in the mausoleum and the church is rather variable - click here for information about the tour and to download it.
🅿️ Parking: There is no car park at the church but there is limited on-street parking available on surrounding streets.
ℹ️ Facilities: There are no facilities at the church but there is a pub in the village and more options in either Flitwick or Ampthill.
WHAT ELSE CAN I DO?
🍻 You will find The White Hart on the corner of Brook Lane serving great food from 12pm - 3pm on Sunday's. The pub is also dog friendly.
https://thewhitehartflitton.co.uk/
🚶♂️If you carry on walking down the bottom of Brook Lane you will find a lovely walk 'Flit Valley'. There is a Jack Crawley Memorable barn where you will find some history posters and information. This is great for a walk to extend your day. Our Whatsup Bedfordshire blog on Facebook can be seen here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19eaos81Pf/
📅 2025 DATES:
The mausoleum is open from 2pm to 4pm on the following dates in 2025:
▪️Sunday 6th April
▪️Sunday 4th May
▪️Sunday 1st June - special opening from 12 noon for Flitton's annual potato race
▪️Wednesday 18th June
▪️Sunday 6th July
▪️Wednesday 16th July
▪️Sunday 3rd August
▪️Wednesday 20th August
▪️Sunday 7th September
📍WHERE WILL I FIND THE MAUSOLEUM & OTHER INFO?
The mausoleum is attached to Flitton Church, St John the Baptist, Bedfordshire and is accessed via its nave. The Mausoleum is not dog friendly and there maybe some uneven surfaces not suitable for wheelchairs.
🎧 Audio tour: There is an audio tour for the mausoleum and we advise that it is downloaded prior to your visit as the mobile network signal strength in the mausoleum and the church is rather variable - click here for information about the tour and to download it.
🅿️ Parking: There is no car park at the church but there is limited on-street parking available on surrounding streets.
ℹ️ Facilities: There are no facilities at the church but there is a pub in the village and more options in either Flitwick or Ampthill.
WHAT ELSE CAN I DO?
🍻 You will find The White Hart on the corner of Brook Lane serving great food from 12pm - 3pm on Sunday's. The pub is also dog friendly.
https://thewhitehartflitton.co.uk/
🚶♂️If you carry on walking down the bottom of Brook Lane you will find a lovely walk 'Flit Valley'. There is a Jack Crawley Memorable barn where you will find some history posters and information. This is great for a walk to extend your day. Our Whatsup Bedfordshire blog on Facebook can be seen here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19eaos81Pf/
📅 2025 DATES:
The mausoleum is open from 2pm to 4pm on the following dates in 2025:
▪️Sunday 6th April
▪️Sunday 4th May
▪️Sunday 1st June - special opening from 12 noon for Flitton's annual potato race
▪️Wednesday 18th June
▪️Sunday 6th July
▪️Wednesday 16th July
▪️Sunday 3rd August
▪️Wednesday 20th August
▪️Sunday 7th September
🚜 Pitstone Green Museum Opening Day 2025
Sunday 08 June 2025
Time: 10:30 - 16:30
🚜 Are you Looking for a fun and informative day out for the whole family? Look no further!
💚 WHAT TO EXPECT
Explore Pitstone Museum's vast array of attractions, boasting over 40 unique exhibits. From captivating model railways to the clang of a working Blacksmith, from vintage game consoles to historic farm machinery, and from the impressive workings of a Rack Saw to the mighty 28-liter Crossley Gas Engine - there's something for everyone.
Step into the past and experience firsthand activities like lacemaking and pottery or embark on an adventure on our Tractor to Pitstone Windmill.
With the Museum only open to the public nine times a year, our team of approximately 50 dedicated volunteers are on hand to ensure your visit is both educational and enjoyable.
EVENT DETAILS
⭐️Rain or shine, we're open!
⭐️Browse through Craft & Trade Stalls housed in the Great Barn.
⭐️Enjoy a range of entertainment.
⭐️Refreshments on sale all day, or your welcome to bring a picnic.
🅿️ FREE PARKING
Free parking available in the Orchards.
🐶 DOGS
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcomed.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
Most main exhibits are wheelchair accessible, with disabled toilet facilities provided. The Cook Collection is only accessible by stairs.
🎟 ON THE DOOR TICKET COST:
▪️Adult: £10
▪️Concessions: £8
▪️Child (5-16): £4
▪️Under 5: FREE
💚 WHAT TO EXPECT
Explore Pitstone Museum's vast array of attractions, boasting over 40 unique exhibits. From captivating model railways to the clang of a working Blacksmith, from vintage game consoles to historic farm machinery, and from the impressive workings of a Rack Saw to the mighty 28-liter Crossley Gas Engine - there's something for everyone.
Step into the past and experience firsthand activities like lacemaking and pottery or embark on an adventure on our Tractor to Pitstone Windmill.
With the Museum only open to the public nine times a year, our team of approximately 50 dedicated volunteers are on hand to ensure your visit is both educational and enjoyable.
EVENT DETAILS
⭐️Rain or shine, we're open!
⭐️Browse through Craft & Trade Stalls housed in the Great Barn.
⭐️Enjoy a range of entertainment.
⭐️Refreshments on sale all day, or your welcome to bring a picnic.
🅿️ FREE PARKING
Free parking available in the Orchards.
🐶 DOGS
Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcomed.
♿️ ACCESSIBILITY
Most main exhibits are wheelchair accessible, with disabled toilet facilities provided. The Cook Collection is only accessible by stairs.
🎟 ON THE DOOR TICKET COST:
▪️Adult: £10
▪️Concessions: £8
▪️Child (5-16): £4
▪️Under 5: FREE
▪️Family (1 Adult + 3 Children): £17
▪️Family (2 Adults + 3 Children): £27
▪️Family (2 Adults + 3 Children): £27
▪️Entry for Carers of disabled visitors: FREE
🗓 2025 OPENING DAY DATES
▪️Easter Monday 21st April
▪️Early May bank holiday Monday 5th May
▪️Spring bank holiday Monday 26th May
▪️Sunday 8th June
▪️Sunday 13th July
▪️Sunday August 10th
▪️Summer bank holiday Monday 25th August
▪️Sunday 14th September
▪️Sunday 12th October
☎️ Phone: 07973 154170
📧 Email: manager@pitstonemuseum.co.uk
🗓 2025 OPENING DAY DATES
▪️Easter Monday 21st April
▪️Early May bank holiday Monday 5th May
▪️Spring bank holiday Monday 26th May
▪️Sunday 8th June
▪️Sunday 13th July
▪️Sunday August 10th
▪️Summer bank holiday Monday 25th August
▪️Sunday 14th September
▪️Sunday 12th October
☎️ Phone: 07973 154170
📧 Email: manager@pitstonemuseum.co.uk