A FREE activity programme delivered in partnership with Living Archive MK, Milton Keynes Arts Centre, Milton Keynes Museum and local community resident groups.
An interactive retelling of the classic folktale, The Little Red Hen through costume and play.
Bradwell Windmill
Be a part of a group researching the history of the Windmill and surrounding areas. Choose imaged which will be used to create interpretation boards, an exhibition and booklet.
Living Archive, MK Museum
An opportunity to come inside our Grade II listed Windmill, truly witness history come alive and to better understand what life was like as a miller – complete with all the associated smells, noise and dust!
Bradwell Windmill
Join the artist, Robin Clements, in making traditional 'Countryman's Favours' (often called corn dollies) from wheat and explore the Grade II-listed Mill, which will be open for demonstration milling.
Bradwell Windmill
An opportunity to come inside our Grade II listed Windmill, truly witness history come alive and to better understand what life was like as a miller – complete with all the associated smells, noise and dust!
Bradwell Windmill
An opportunity to come inside our Grade II listed Windmill, truly witness history come alive and to better understand what life was like as a miller – complete with all the associated smells, noise and dust!
Bradwell Windmill
A relaxed, two mile linear walk with Nicky Kenny focusing on photographing the local heritage along the route, starting at Bradwell Windmill. The walk will continue along the Grand Union Canal, through the Secret Garden in Wolverton, past the Royal Train Shed and end at Milton Keynes Museum, which will be open and free to explore.
Bradwell Windmill- MK Museum
Last opportunity of the year to come inside our Grade II listed Windmill, truly witness history come alive and to better understand what life was like as a miller – complete with all the associated smells, noise and dust!
Bradwell Windmill
Combine archive and contemporary images from previous workshops to create a unique calendar celebrating the heritage of the area.
Living Archive, MK Museum
