Swanbourne’s Picnic In The Park 2013 takes place on Saturday, from 6.30pm to 10pm, in the historic Old Park.

Milton Keynes Council has organised a Solstice Stroll for Friday evening, taking participants on a four mile long route through some of the varied landscape of the North Bucks Way and the countryside beyond.

If you hated Sports Day at school, struggled to get over the hurdles and panicked at the thought of the egg and sppon race, imagine doing the tasks while dressed as Dons Mascot Mooey!

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You can still be beside the waterside without going to the seaside you know, and a trip to the Great Linford Waterside Festival is just as much fun!

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In a time long forgotten, when children possessed an imagination not crushed by new technology and health and safety restrictions, children played games of cowboys and Indians, pirates, heroes and villains. They could be fighter pilots or nurses. The world was their oyster.

A hundred years ago the sight of the five Mundy sisters wailing like banshees and leaping around the kitchen table in wild abandon would probably have got them condemned as witches.

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The organisers of a Fun Day at Buckingham’s New Inn want to thank the many local businesses which have donated raffle prizes for their Fun Day on Saturday, June 1.

Buckingham Table & The Woolpack inn are running another beer festival.

If you’re lucky enough to get tickets for the new touring production of Evita, which finishes a two-week run at Milton Keynes Theatre tomorrow, Saturday, you’re in for a treat.

Open Farm Sunday is coming to the Advertiser and Review region again as farmers open their gates to the public.

Village halls across south Northants will be turned into a cinema for the evening when Centre Screen does the rounds this month.

For those who missed enjoying an evening in the company of Samuel Pepys at the Old Gaol earlier this month, there’s another chance to see the performance at York House, in Stony Stratford, at 8pm on Friday, June 7, as part of Stony Live!

It’s been an interesting year for Winslow artist Thommi Freeman, who is one of many local artists taking part in the Bucks Open Studios in June.

Before Nathan James appeared on The Voice and made the final cut in the Jesus Christ Superstar reality show I saw him at The Grove, Dunstable, in a great little rock show called Route ’66.

Music and entertainment aplenty in the Advertiser and Review region