Welcome to Milton Keynes Museum

Discover the stories that shaped Milton Keynes – past, present and future.

Welcome to Milton Keynes Museum

Discover the stories that shaped Milton Keynes – past, present and future.

A place where Milton Keynes’ people, places and stories come to life.

Often recommended as one of the best family days out in MK, we are THE Museum dedicated to the history of Milton Keynes. Set within old farmland just outside Wolverton, we tell the story of MK before the city was planned and developed through interactive and hands-on exhibits.

Think you know Milton Keynes? Then visit Milton Keynes Museum and think again!

Current Events

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History Festival

Event date: 09/05/2026 – 10/05/2026

Step back in time this May at Milton Keynes’ must-visit History FestivalLooking for the best family-friendly events in Milton Keynes this May? Experience nearly…

Old Lawnmower Festival

Event date: 16/05/2026 – 17/05/2026
Time: 10:30–04:30

The Old Lawnmower Club will be returning to the Museum on 16 & 17 May. Anyone with an interest in the development of these…

Half Term Family Fun

Event date: 25/05/2026 – 29/05/2026
Time: 10:30–16:30

Entertain the kids at your local Museum this half term Whatever the weather, there’s lots to do at the Museum this half term. Play…

The Grade II listed landmark in Bradwell is open to the public on selected days throughout the year, when the mill can be seen in action.

It is a rare opportunity to better understand what life was like as a miller – complete with all the associated smells, noise and dust!

What our visitors say about Milton Keynes Museum

Join a friendly team of passionate volunteers and professionals dedicated to preserving the rich history of Milton Keynes. Volunteering with us is a chance to develop new skills, enjoy free access to the Museum for you and your close family, and discover what goes on behind the scenes at a community-run heritage site. 

You’ll also be invited to exclusive events and training, plus enjoy great perks including discounts in the Granary Tea Room and the Museum shop.