Journey into Wonderland at Eastgate House this Easter
Back by popular demand, get ready to jump into the curious and magical world of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland at Eastgate House this Easter.
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February half-term in Medway
Febraury half-term is almost here, and there’s plenty to see and do in Medway!
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Iconic Lightship LV21 Anchors at Chatham’s Historic Dockyard
The iconic LV21, a National Historic Ship (No. 2330), has this week returned to Medway and docked at The Historic Dockyard Chatham, marking a significant moment in its journey.
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Celebrating the life and legacy of Medway pioneer Thomas Aveling
September marks the 200th birthday of a man whose work not only helped shape Medway but the rest of the world.
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Popular Summer Trails return for summer holidays
Explore the unique heritage attractions on your doorstep this summer with Medway’s Summer Trails.
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Medway’s Heritage Place programme launched to mark World Heritage Day
Medway groups, organisations and residents are invited to shape the vision for heritage in Medway.
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Fit for a Royal Wedding: Starring role for The Guildhall, Rochester in Netflix series The Crown
The wedding of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker Bowles, described at the time as ‘A Fairytale for Grown Ups,’ took place in a civil ceremony at Windsor Guildhall at 12.30pm on 9 April 2005.
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Medway included in £200m commitment launched by The National Lottery Heritage Fund to help areas across the UK thrive
The National Lottery Heritage Fund launches groundbreaking 10-year investment initiative, Heritage Places, to inspire communities, revitalise economies and build pride in place.
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Smell the history of Rochester Castle
A trip to Rochester Castle will now be an experience for all of your senses.
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Secrets of Upnor Castle revealed as new research fills in the gaps on centuries of history
New research has provided fresh insight into the past of Upnor Castle, a rare example of an Elizabethan artillery fort.
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Don’t miss the Treasured teddies exhibition at Medway’s beautiful Tudor mansion
Discover the stories of some of the most famous teddies including Paddington, Rupert and Pooh Bear at a new exhibition at Eastgate House.
