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From making your own gin with one of the world’s most innovative distilleries, to trying the best of the Cambridge food scene – here are some uniquely Cambridge experiences to seek out during your stay
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Symposium – Hans Coper: New Contexts, New Approaches
At this one-day symposium at Kettle’s Yard, convened by Inga Fraser (Senior Curator, House & Collections) and Naomi Polonsky (Assistant Curator, House & Collections), we explore the work of Hans Coper in its broadest contexts: engaging art and design histories, exhibition and curatorial histories, social and political contexts, histories of education and pedagogy.
Big Deal Comedy
Welcome to the Big Deal Comedy Club -Where laughter takes centre stage, and your night out is a Big Deal
Wo+Men’s Leadership Conference 2024: Gender Equity: Creating the Future of Work
The Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre’s ninth annual conference: Gender Equity: Creating the Future of Work will take place on Saturday 9 November 2024. The conference offers an exciting day comprising a keynote speaker, panel discussions, networking and a masterclass led by outstanding leaders and renowned Cambridge Judge academics.
Art Unequalled
Established in 2010, Art Unequalled brings together a carefully selected mix of over 40 talented artists and craftspeople each year, selling their work direct to the public. There really is something for all tastes and budgets, a perfect place to start your Christmas shopping or to find a special piece for yourself or home.
An Introduction to Bargello with Cecilia Charlton
Join Cecilia Charlton for this day Bargello workshop and create small embroideries that can be used as gifts or ornaments.
In Conversation and Book Signing – Artful Futures: Anna Cutler and Harold Offeh on Nurturing Creative Minds
Join us for an in conversation between author Anna Cutler and artist Harold Offeh as they discuss the themes of Cutler’s new book ‘Held by a Thread’. The speakers will discuss the importance of art education, creative expression, and the power of art to transform lives.
Worth The Weight Cambridge: Vintage Kilo Sale
Welcome in the Autumn months with Worth The Weight by shopping with a clear conscience and choosing preloved fashion.
Meet figurative artist, Fabian Perez at Clarendon Fine Art
You are invited to come and meet internationally renowned artist and ‘artist to the stars’ Fabian Perez at the launch of his new solo show. Clarendon Fine Art Cambridge, Sunday 10th November,12-2pm
Songs For Our Land – Live In Cambridge
A documentary film screening and live cinematic concert adaptation of the score, in aid of those affected by the 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake.
Bliss Song Series – Huw Montague Rendall, baritone & Joseph Middleton, piano
Huw Montague Rendall, baritone Joseph Middleton, piano Programme: Songs of Travel SCHUBERT Lieder MAHLER Lieder eines Fahrenden Gesellen *INTERVAL* R. V. WILLIAMS Songs of Travel
Navigating the menopause
Join Cambridge Blue Belles WI for an enlightening evening with Dr. Madeleine Lameris, an expert on women's health, as she demystifies the menopause and perimenopause.
Little Robin’s Christmas Trail
Celebrate Christmas at the Botanic Garden with little Robin Redbreast!
Lettercutting: The Legacy of Apprenticeship with Roxanne Kindersley
Join Roxanne Kindersley from the Cardozo Kindersley Workshop for an in-person talk on lettercutting and the legacy of apprenticeship as part of the Salon Series of Talks at David Parr House.
Pick ‘N’ Mix: Improv Comedy Showcase November 2024
The Cambridge Impronauts present: Pick 'N' Mix! A showcase of the sweetest improvised comedy that Cambridge has to offer!
‘Remembering Tony Bennett’ With Robin Phillips – Jazz Dinner – Cambridge Jazz Festival
Jazz singer Robin Phillips remembers the incomparable Tony Bennett at this Dinner Jazz event at the Gonville Hotel, Cambridge, as part of the Cambridge Jazz Festival.
Christmas in Cambridge
Experience the all-new Christmas in Cambridge at Parker’s Piece with a festive market, ice skating, a maze, a big wheel, a cosy lodge, and heated domes!
Did you know?
First World War poet Rupert Brooke studied at King’s College, Cambridge, and spent time living in Grantchester. He was so enamoured with the Cambridgeshire village he penned one of his most famous works, The Old Vicarage, about his home there.