Join us for a fun and interactive 6-week comedy improv course for beginners - get ready to laugh and unleash your creativity!
Based in City Road Cambridge, Frederick R.Leach ran an important decorative arts company during the heyday of the Arts and Crafts Movement. This talk explores the life and impact of Leach, who was David Parr's employer and looks at the creative legacy of the Leach family, looking at some of the marks they made in Cambridge and beyond over four generations.
Looking for a creative night in Cambridge? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Station Tavern!
Join us for a special evening exploring the diversity of Portuguese wines and Port, hosted by Rui Santil from Liberty Wines.
Join contemporary British artist Kimathi Donkor for an insightful talk on his work in Rise Up.
An evening of poetry inspired by Greek and Roman sculpture
A chance to meet contemporary British-Nigerian artist Joy Labinjo.
Join Common Threads Press for a panel discussion on craft as a source of hope and survival.
Dive into the timeless art of traditional block printing in this engaging and hands-on workshop. Over the course of two hours, you can explore pattern, colours, and designs in a relaxed and welcoming setting.
Join one of our knowledgeable Visitor Assistants for a special guided tour of the Kettle’s Yard house.
This full-day workshop will begin with an introduction to the redeveloped garden at 184 David Parr House where new planting and wildlife habitats have been introduced to increase the biodiversity and visitor experience.
With exhibition curator Victoria Avery, alongside researchers Dawnanna Kreeger and Carol Brown-Leonardi.
Join us for a special screening of The Man Who Painted His House at All Saints’ Church, Cambridge. This new short film, researched and produced by Dr Victoria Mills and directed by Lily Ford, presents a poetic exploration of Parr’s craft and legacy. Made in collaboration with The Derek Jarman Lab and Birkbeck, University of London, the film was created by Dr Victoria Mills and Lily Ford, with an original score composed and performed by Richard Uttley.
Join us after-hours at the Museum for a lively evening of art, music, conversation and engaging workshops inspired by Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition.
From goddesses and ancient myths to powerful emperors explore the spectrum of identities that exist across time and space.
After their 2012 wedding, watched by millions around the world, Prince William and Kate Middleton took on the titles of Duke and Duchess of Cambridge.