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18th-century corn mill in New Abbey returns to operation after conservation work
The historic corn mill at New Abbey has reopened to the public following extensive repairs to the building and its water-powered machinery.…
Bradford photographer launches project inspired by the city's historic Belle Vue archive
Photographer Tim Mendelsohn is creating a new body of work that mirrors the Belle Vue studio archive, which captured thousands of portraits…
Artist Tod Hanson installs large-scale wallpaper artwork at Aberdeen's Bon Accord Baths
The historic Bon Accord Baths in Aberdeen are opening to the public this September to host a temporary wallpaper installation by artist Tod…
Bath art exhibition explores the domestic life of astronomers William and Caroline Herschel
A new exhibition at the Herschel Museum of Astronomy in Bath highlights how siblings William and Caroline Herschel balanced their pioneerin…
York's 600-year-old Merchant Taylors guild launches awards for emerging fashion and textile designers
The Company of Merchant Taylors in York has introduced the Golden Thread Awards to support early-career designers and craft-led creatives. …
University of Sheffield exhibition celebrates the history of Bradford aerial troupe Skinning the Cat
The University of Sheffield's National Fairground and Circus Archive is hosting an exhibition dedicated to Skinning the Cat, the UK's first…
Bernat Klein's modernist studio near Selkirk opens for public tours
After a coalition of heritage groups saved the dilapidated A-listed studio from ruin last year, the site is opening its doors to the public…
Bayeux Tapestry arrives in London as a symbol of UK-France relations
The Bayeux Tapestry is now on display at the British Museum, marking a significant cultural exchange between the UK and France. King Charle…
King Charles and President Macron to preview the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum
King Charles, President Emmanuel Macron and Prime Minister Andy Burnham are visiting the British Museum to view the 70m-long Bayeux Tapestr…
30,000 Gruffalo books to be donated to children across Scotland
To mark the release of the new title Gruffalo Granny, author Julia Donaldson and illustrator Axel Scheffler are donating 30,000 books to ch…
Blacksmithing returns to Gretna Green for the first time in 150 years
A new forge has opened in the Dumfries and Galloway village, marking the return of a trade that historically defined the area. Visitors can…
Blacksmithing returns to Gretna Green for the first time in over 150 years
A new forge has opened in Gretna Green, reintroducing the traditional craft to the village after more than a century and a half. Visitors a…