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Fantastic family events for Museums at Night 2009

Museums at Night 2009 is going to be packed with full-on, family-friendly events and offers some fantastic reasons to stay up past your bedtime in the name of culture.

Late night tour of the Clifton Suspension Bridge for Museums at Night

The Clifton Suspension Bridge will be holding a special late night tour on Friday May 15 as part of Museums at Night 2009.

Stonehenge Archaeologist Unsurprised By Rave Claims

Stonehenge archaeologist Dave Batchelor tells Culture24 why reports in the national press this week only clarify the site's acoustic and musical heritage.

Banksy's secret Bristol show explodes into life

In Pictures: Graffiti superstar Banksy brings his biggest ever indoor show to his hometown of Bristol.

TPYF - Bristol kids to get media savvy when it comes to conflict

Bristol young people will become documentary filmmakers in an innovative new Their Past Your Future project looking at how media coverage of conflict can have a local impact.

Field Of Light By Bruce Munro At The Eden Project

Visitors to the Eden Project this winter have the chance to see a massive 20 x 60metre fibre optic light installation called the Field of Light by designer Bruce Munro.

Seven And A Half Archangels At Salisbury Cathedral

The Early English Gothic Cathedral of Salisbury is playing host to eight dramatic stone Archangel heads as part of the Catherdral's 750th anniversary celebrations.

An image of a woman lying on the beach next to sunglasses and a book wearing a red bathing suit.

Bamforth's Saucy Seaside Postcards At Russell-Cotes Art Gallery

Bournemouth's Russell-Cotes Art Gallery is currently hosting Bamforth's infamous Saucy Seaside Postcards and works by the contemporary artists he has inspired.

A picture of a highland river

Seven British Landscapes To Get £8 Million Regeneration Award

The Heritage Lottery Fund has announced it has earmarked seven awards totalling £8 million through its Landscape Partnership Scheme to seven British landscapes.

An image of Ted Hughes next to friend Leonard Baskin.

Rare Ted Hughes Recording To Be Aired By University Of Exeter

Marking the tenth anniversary of Ted Hughes' death, the University of Exeter will unveil a never-before-heard recording of the British poet talking to friend Leonard Baskin.

Three people with a horse stand by a lake in front of a landscape.

Blaenavon World Heritage Site Awarded £1.6 Million Grant

The Heritage Lottery Fund has given the Forgotten Landscapes Partnership a financial boost in its bid to protect and promote the diverse 70 sq km landscape.

An old book, browned with age, with writing on.

Royal Marines Museum Saves Rare Marines Trafalgar Medal For The Nation

Southsea's Royal Marines Museum and the National Heritage Memorial Fund have saved a rare medal awarded to a Royal Marine who lay alongside Nelson at Trafalgar, costing £41,000.

Shows a photo of the view from the south terrace of the building, looking out to the sea past a round wing of the building.

12 Seaside Towns To Benefit From £4.5m Government Sea Change Funding

Over £4.5 million will be handed to 12 English seaside towns as part of the government's Sea Change programme, designed to reinvigorate the nation's coastlines.

An image of a skeleton on a white sheet.

Consultation Begins On Avebury's Human Prehistoric Remains

The National Trust and English Heritage have launched a joint consultation on the future of prehistoric human remains excavated from sites in Avebury, Wiltshire.

a photograph of a square golden belt buckle

This Weekend Only Bush Barrow Treasures On Show At Wiltshire Heritage Museum

A special exhibition of rarely displayed treasures from Bush Barrow near Stonehenge is on show at Wiltshire Heritage Museum on the weekend of October 25 and 26 2008.

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