Lego Club, chess, knitting and makerspace demonstrations will be among the first activities inside Huddersfield’s new Library Hub when it opens in September. The programme…
Glasgow Cathedral Festival returns to Glasgow Cathedral, Castle Street, from Thursday 17 to Sunday 20 September. The anniversary programme begins at 8pm on Thursday and…
Eight additional quilts, along with archive material and shirt-factory objects, have already been donated as Derry’s textile history is gathered for the museum collection. The…
At the Port of Hamburg, HMM Southampton was difficult to recognise as a complete ship. Gantry cranes crowded its sides, while stacks of containers rose…
Families can celebrate 100 years of Winnie the Pooh with a free woodland story trail at Coombes Valley RSPB Reserve, near Leek, on Saturday 22…
The Ould Lammas Fair returns to Ballycastle from Saturday 22 to Tuesday 25 August 2026, filling the town’s streets and seafront with four days of…
A 1924 Duchess Rolls Royce will become a hands-on piece of history when families visit Staffordshire History Centre this August. Two Family Fun Days are…
Sir Kevin Sinfield stepped into Leeds-based Our House Studio this week to record a role far removed from the rugby field. The former Leeds Rhinos…
By Beehiveweb.co.uk News Desk 13 August 2026 Water runs beside the classic red phone box at Carsaig on the Isle of Mull, a small landmark…
Salford’s 16 libraries are set to take on a wider role over the next decade, with more support for digital access, learning, children’s literacy, wellbeing…
By Beehive Web Culture Desk Published 11 August 2026 | Source: Bristol Beacon News The repeating pulse of Steve Reich’s Music for 18 Musicians set…
More children across Falkirk are set to access instruments, traditional music tuition and school-based sessions after a two-year funding award worth £361,734. Falkirk Council has…
Britain’s largest marine festival is set to return to Mayflower Park, Southampton, from Friday, 18 September to Sunday, 27 September 2026. The Southampton International Boat…
The Braemar Gathering will bring Highland dancing, pipe bands, athletics and heavy events to the Princess Royal & Duke of Fife Memorial Park on Saturday,…
By the Beehive Web editorial team | Published 3 August 2026 More than 630,000 engagements with live sport, live sites and the Glasgow 2026 Festival…
Cnoc Soilleir’s expanded cultural centre in South Uist has formally opened, giving Gaelic language, music and dance a larger home for learning, performance and community…
By the Beehive Web editorial team Published 11 August 2026 War memorials, statues, a drinking fountain and the tomb of one of Stoke-on-Trent’s defining industrial…
Scotland has introduced landmark guidance to ensure the country’s vast stock of traditional buildings can be adapted for modern use without compromising safety. Covering a…
The Sewing Circle at Jane Austen’s House in Chawton will welcome knitters, stitchers and embroiderers on Tuesday, 8 September 2026. The morning workshop is open…
Hotter summers, intense rainfall and shifting storms are already changing how historic parks and gardens across the UK are planted, maintained and opened to visitors.…
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