Buckinghamshire Open Weekend set to return for fifth year

Open Weekend 2025 to take place across Buckinghamshire <i>(Image: Buckinghamshire Culture)</i>
Open Weekend 2025 to take place across Buckinghamshire (Image: Buckinghamshire Culture)
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An upcoming county-wide event promises creative activities for all.

The Open Weekend 2025, now in its fifth year, is set for August 28 to 31, and is organised by Buckinghamshire Culture and Buckinghamshire Council.

Various libraries across Buckinghamshire will host this year's events, offering a community-friendly environment to celebrate the county's culture.

From arts and heritage to sports and environmental activities, the event aims to highlight the diverse culture of Buckinghamshire.

Open Weekend is a chance for creative businesses, cultural organisations, and artists to engage with new audiences, experiment with new ideas, and network with others in their field.

Thousands of visitors are anticipated to explore new locations and participate in free or low-cost arts activities.

The event is an opportunity for people of all ages to try something different.

The registration process for events will open in mid-May.

Further details on participation and other key dates can be found on the Buckinghamshire Culture website.

The event will run from Thursday, August 28, to Sunday, August 31, and promises a range of activities across Buckinghamshire, including in libraries.

It is a chance for creative businesses, cultural organisations, and artists to engage with new audiences, experiment with new ideas, and network with others in their field.

Thousands of visitors are expected to explore new locations and take part in arts activities.

People of all ages are encouraged to try something new.

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