Dorset Museum Secures Vital Funding for Future Growth
The Dorset Museum & Art Gallery has recently been awarded a substantial grant of £250,000 from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Bournemouth Air Festival 2023
The annual four-day extravaganza is back — whether you're a first-timer or a seasoned visitor, here's a quick guide to this year's Bournemouth Air Festival.
Spectacular Dorset Firework Events: A Guide to the Best Summer Displays
As the summer sun sets over Dorset, a magical spectacle lights up the night sky - mesmerising firework displays leave both locals and visitors in awe.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year come to Dorset
Starting Friday 21st July ~ visit the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition at @DorsetMuseum Dorchester. The world-famous exhibition from the Natural History Museum is coming to Dorset Museum this summer (21st July to 29th October). Over 100 powerful photographs…
Kids Go Free this half-term at Dorset Museum
Kids Go Free and half-term activities at Dorset Museum inspired by Louise Bourgeois
Christchurch Harbour
Christchurch Harbour is a natural harbour located to the east of Dorset and is formed by the confluence of two rivers, the Avon and the Stour.
The Cerne Abbas Giant
The large chalk figure of the Cerne Abbas Giant is carved into a hillside in the heart of rural Dorset, not far from Dorchester.
Sandbanks Ferry has reopened
In case you have missed the news, the Sandbanks Ferry reopened on the 27th February 2023!
Annual dredging at West Bay and Lyme Regis
From February 28 to April 21, annual dredging will take place at West Bay and Lyme Regis to maintain the harbours' navigational channels.
Durdle Door, Dorset
Durdle Door, the famous natural limestone arch located along the Jurassic Coast, with nearby Man o' War Bay and Lulworth Cove make a great day out.
Tickets on sale for Bournemouth’s first Writing Festival
Bournemouth is gearing up to host its first Writing Festival with more than 60 events and activities.
Lewis-Manning Christmas Tree Collection Service
Lewis-Manning's Christmas Tree Collection Service is back for January 2023! So, when the presents have been opened and your Christmas tree has seen better days. Call Lewis-Manning and we will take it away!
Dorset Free Christmas Parking 2022
List of Free Christmas parking at Dorset councils car parks for November and December 2022
Sandbanks Ferry to close in November!
The Sandbanks Ferry, connecting Studland and Sandbanks is due to close in November for its annual refit and maintenance.
New Art Exhibition at Kimmeridge Bay
High and Dry is a new exhibition of ten digitally restored prints taken from Sir William Jardine's (1833–1843) popular forty volumes Naturalist's Library.
Events in Dorset – January 2022
Dorset has a huge choice of events taking place all year round, more than enough to keep you entertained no matter what you are interested in. Visit the main Events Page to find local and community events and shows. What’s…
Free Christmas Parking across Dorset this December
All Dorset Council-owned town centre car parks will be free on Small Business Saturday (4th December 2021) in Beaminster, Blandford, Bridport, Corfe Castle, Dorchester, Gillingham, Lyme Regis, Shaftesbury, Sherborne, Sturminster Newton, Wareham, Weymouth and Wimborne.
Events this Week
Looking for something to see and do this week in Dorset? You'll find everything from History, Arts & Crafts to Tanks and more!
The Blue Pool set to reopen!
Great news — The Blue Pool, Nature Reserve & Tearooms are due to reopen at the end of March 2021.
Free Parking in Dorset this Christmas – 2020
Where can you park for free this Christmas? To support high-street shops, Dorset towns have been urged to offer free parking this Christmas. Here’s where you can park for free in Dorset! Information is correct as of 3rd December 2020.…
Walks in Dorset
Dorset seems to have saved itself for the walker: with few exceptions the best views, scenery and historical monuments can only be reached on foot!