Come, if you will, to the prairies of New Mexico at the end of that time we call the Wild, Wild, West. Step between prickly cacti into the paw prints of that grey wolf called Lobo. Follow the tracks of Ernest, the British-Canadian naturalist hired to kill him. Join Milton Keynes storyteller Lynette Hill, 2023 Bard of Stony Stratford, founder ... Read More
The Visitor Centre and a large, dedicated marquee will host an incredible selection of artisan sellers and local crafters. Browse a wide variety of hand-crafted, ethically made or sourced items, as well as local produce – perfect for treating yourself or loved ones. The craft fair is free to attend, so why not take your friends and support small, local ... Read More
The Visitor Centre and a large, dedicated marquee will host an incredible selection of artisan sellers and local crafters. Browse a wide variety of hand-crafted, ethically made or sourced items, as well as local produce – perfect for treating yourself or loved ones. The craft fair is free to attend, so why not take your friends and support small, local ... Read More
Derek has excavated extensively throughout Britain and has experience of all periods. He is a specialist in excavation and fieldwork surveys with a BSc (Hons) degree in Archaeology from the University of Sheffield. Over the last 30 years he has carried out numerous surveys and contractual archaeological project work in various parts of the UK. Derek specialises in initial on-site ... Read More
Keys in the Café! Relax with an afternoon of live piano from Lincoln Noel and a delicious Sunday menu. Treat yourself to a relaxing Sunday at the Stanwick Lakes Café where live piano music combines with the lakeside café setting. Renowned pianist Lincoln Noel, a favourite from our outdoor events, now brings his artistry indoors, creating a fun and vibrant ... Read More
The Peacemaker – A prophet on a divine mission to create an alliance between warring nations faces his greatest challenge in the monstrous swamp-dwelling, snake-haired magician known as the Tadedaho. How does a man of peace deal with such a creature? The story of the Peacemaker, a tale for all the ages, is the founding myth of the Iroquois confederation ... Read More
The oldest flint tools found in Britain date to around 1 million years ago, the latest around 3000 years ago so you will have the chance to try your hand at a process used for 99.7% of human presence in Britain! Experimental archaeologist Dr. James Dilley will guide you through the process of making your own flint tools to take ... Read More
The day will begin with a 1 hour introductory talk to jewellery in the Bronze Age, covering materials, UK artefacts and manufacturing techniques. Participants will then spend the morning practising a variety of techniques to create a shale bead before moving onto working with jet and/or amber to create a replica of their own. In the afternoon there will also ... Read More
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