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Glenn Ligon: All Over The Place
Glenn Ligon: All Over The Place 20 September 2024 – 2 March 2025 Experience the work of American contemporary artist Glenn Ligon in this landmark exhibition bringing together works by the artist alongside his unique interventions in The Fitzwilliam Museum's galleries. Widely regarded as one of the leading contemporary artists working today, Ligon is best known for his text-based paintings which include the words of writers such as James Baldwin, Gertrude Stein and Zora Neale Hurston. Through these artworks, he explores the social, cultural and political constructions of race.
Murder Mystery Experience
An Awesome Outdoor Murder Mystery Experience! Using your mobile phone you'll need to work your way around the city interrogating suspects, cracking clues, and completing challenges to solve a mystery against the clock. Our events are perfect for friends, families, and corporate groups looking to come together for an exciting day out! 🔍
Crazy Cone Caper
Join us for a whodunit mystery and track down who's been stealing seeds from cones.
Beginners Theatre and Comedy Improvisation
Unlock your ideas, boost your confidence and get more play into your life with this 8-week introduction to theatrical and comedy improvisation (improv).
A Room of One’s Own
An exhibition of contemporary queer art by Mark Mann
Brazilian Zouk Beginners Progressive Course
Have you seen or heard about Brazilian Zouk but not had the chance to learn from scratch? Here is the opportunity you have been waiting for! Join us for a progressive beginners course every Tuesday where we will take you from Brazilian zouk newbie to being able to enjoy the fundamentals of this beautiful dance on the social dance floor. No partner or previous dance experience required. Just an enthusiasm to meet a lovely community, try something new, and enjoy a new activity!
Freddie Yauner: Problems of Success Exhibition
An exhibition featuring works by Freddie Yauner created with pollen-based paint, examining how modern farming practices transform diverse ecosystems into monocultures.
Problems of Success – exhibition of pollen paintings by Freddie Yauner
Exhibition exploring the complex relationship between human innovation and the looming threat of environmental destruction
Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition
Learn about the fight to end transatlantic slavery through the stories of the people, communities and anti-slavery movements who campaigned for abolition.
‘Paint What Matters!’ Art by Children and Young People in Cambridge
Paint What Matters! is a unique exhibition at Kettle’s Yard celebrating the talent and creativity of children and young people in Cambridge. The exhibition will share the work of up to 1,000 young artists aged 4-21 years across our two galleries.
Cambridge House Collective – Flow
Join us on Sat Mar 01, 2025 at 7:00 PM at the NCI Centre for an unforgettable night of house music in the heart of Cambridge!
Paint What Matters! Open Studio
Join artist Emily Stapleton-Jefferis for this fun drop-in studio session. Be inspired by the artworks in Paint What Matters! and join our artist to discover new techniques and share what matters to you!
Mill Road EcoChic Clothes Swap
Swap your pre-loved clothes, browse the rails, meet for a coffee and support fabulous local charities - all at Mill Road's EcoChic Clothes Swap
Paint Gordon Bruce’s Highland Cow in Cambridge!
Sip and Paint Gordon Bruce’s Highland Cow! Looking for a creative night in Cambridge? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Station Tavern!
Nose to Tail Series: Beef Feast
As part of a continued banquet feast series, on Wednesday 5th March, Nose to Tail returns to Parker's Tavern. Chef Lee is set to butcher a whole cow, from which he will curate a special sustainable menu, demonstrating how every primal of the animal, ‘nose to tail’ can be used. No waste here!
Panel Discussion: Young People and Art Today
Join us for a panel discussion on young people and art today for our current exhibition Paint What Matters!
Did you know?
Cambridge is home to one of the most famous student theatre troupes in the world: the Footlights. Founded in the 1880s, some of the UK’s biggest stars were part of it, including John Cleese, Emma Thompson, Stephen Fry and Rowan Atkinson.