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9 Feb 2024: Search site. Bright New world. Times shown are in GMT (UTC 0) up to the 26th March. ... Babbage Lecture Theatre, (Through the Pembroke Archway), New Museums Site Downing Street, CB2 3RS.

4 Mar 2024: Two events, organised by the Møller Institute at the University of Cambridge, will see speakers discussing how the idea of leadership is moving away from a hierarchical set-up towards a focus on dialogue between leaders and followers.

6 Feb 2024: This year we've had a gorgeous PDF programme designed so you can easily find the events you want to attend. You will need to visit the website to book onto those events which require booking but hopefully this is now an easier way to find the things

9 Feb 2024: Search site. 2050: A New World board game. Times shown are in GMT (UTC 0) up to the 26th March. ... 2050: A New World is a policymaking board game that requires players to develop strategies to move towards a future where climate change is mitigated.

12 Feb 2024: This year we've had a gorgeous PDF programme designed so you can easily find the events you want to attend. You will need to visit the website to book onto those events which require booking but hopefully this is now an easier way to find the things

9 Feb 2024: Search site. Curator’s tour: Casting a new light. Times shown are in GMT (UTC 0) up to the 26th March.

4 Mar 2024: Ever wanted to display your artwork on a punt? We are looking for student artwork relating to the theme of WATER to display on punts on the River Cam as part of Cambridge Festival Creatives. The aim of this exhibition is to see how art interacts

9 Feb 2024: Timing:. In person. Format:. Exhibition. Age:. All Ages. What does new research recently carried out on the library of Sir Thomas Smith (1513–1577), famous humanist and former scholar of Queens’

9 Feb 2024: University of Cambridge New Museums Site, New Museums Site Benet Street, CB2 3PT.

9 Feb 2024: Timing:. In person. Format:. Exhibition. Age:. All Ages. What does new research recently carried out on the library of Sir Thomas Smith (1513–1577), famous humanist and former scholar of Queens’