Community Events at Milton Keynes Rose
The Milton Keynes Rose, located in Campbell Park, is a public space for Milton Keynes where everyone can commemorate, celebrate or remember a special person or event throughout the year. It was commissioned by The Cenotaph Trust and The Parks Trust and with support from Milton Keynes Council. The MK Rose was completed in 2014 and has been used as a place for celebration, commemoration and contemplation for many occasions including annual ceremonies and events for International Women’s Day, Disability Awareness Day and Armistice Day.
Created by internationally renowned artist Gordon Young, the MK Rose features a calendar of days important to the people of Milton Keynes. These are represented by 106 pillars arranged in the geometric design of a flower. See the current pillars.
For information about the Milton Keynes Rose please see the dedicated Milton Keynes Rose website.
Get involved with Milton Keynes Rose
If you would like to get involved with Milton Keynes Rose by holding an event there please see how to apply below. Both Campbell Park and the Milton Keynes Rose are used regularly for many different events and gatherings, we will be able to advise about all the activities taking place so that we can be certain that other planned events do not clash. We would be happy to help ensure that all activities are safe and we can also help to promote your event.
How to apply
To apply to host an event or organised activity in one of our parks:
- Read the small outdoor event organiser’s pack
- Contact the Events Team at The Parks Trust on 01908 233600 or events@theparkstrust.com to discuss proposed event, date and location.
- The team will then assess your event proposal and send you the MK Rose application form to complete.
Find out what's on at the Milton Keynes Rose in Campbell Park.
