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10 Aug 2023: She thought that even if people have done wrong, they should still be treated as people. ... This was a radical idea back then so she had to work very hard to change people’s minds and improve the lives of those in prison.

16 Oct 2023: Satisfaction levels across our audience remains high - over 93% of people thought the event they attended exceeded or met their expectations and over 86% of people would recommend an Open Cambridge

10 Aug 2023: Music in the Parks is a highlight in the city’s summer calendar, with people enjoying the opportunity to get together in their local parks and recreation grounds while relaxing and

2 May 2024: Wish you were here? Why did people settle in your area, why did they visit, have those reasons changed? ... How has it brought people together? Lost links. Are there any ‘forgotten routes’ near you?

10 Aug 2023: This walking tour is for people who love words and is led by Green Badge guide Sophie Smiley.

10 Aug 2023: For these sessions it is not necessary to have any skills or experience in art making, and people of all ages can benefit from this type of therapy. ... give us an opportunity to connect with other people. This workshop will be led by Susan Mealing HCPC.

10 Aug 2023: 40 minutes long, running at 10.30, 11.30, 2pm and 3pm. The maximum number of people on each guided tour is 25. ... REFRESHMENTS. We will be serving tea, coffee, cake, and ploughman’s lunches in the Dining Hall for people to purchase.

10 Aug 2023: We often talk about the promise of young people. However, when a whole generation of men and women are sent to war, how much of that promise is lost forever?

29 Aug 2023: informal workshop examining how domestic dynamics (particularly the relationship dynamics between parents/carer) influence outcomes for young people: and how this can help teachers, social workers, frontline practitioners and charity workers

10 Aug 2023: for people too.

10 Aug 2023: women and LGBTQI+ people - interrogating why and how they were erased from the narrative.

10 Aug 2023: Participants gather around a table in teams of 4 to 7 people to explore cards representing the different components of climate change.

10 Aug 2023: We activate leadership globally to transform economies for people, nature and climate.

10 Aug 2023: The workshop is aimed at creating a supportive and inclusive environment for people to try out new ideas.

10 Aug 2023: The workshop is aimed at creating a supportive and inclusive environment for people to try out new ideas.

14 Aug 2023: Search site. Open Cambridge 2023 programme. Attachment. Size. open_cambridge_programme_2023_fin.pdf. 891.24 KB. Download the PDF programme here!. 2024 University of Cambridge.

16 Oct 2023: Search site. Open Cambridge 2023: Full report. Attachment. Size. open_cambridge_2023_report_2.pdf. 6.54 MB. Download the PDF programme here!. 2024 University of Cambridge.

10 Aug 2023: Throughout the festival, Cambridge Quakers are offering a space to share silence together. No religion, no catch. Gathering in silence can help you stop, collect your thoughts, and connect to what matters to you.

10 Aug 2023: Parts of the Observatory building (1823) will be open. Including the historic library and a small exhibition showing its history. In the grounds outside, the magnificent Northumberland Telescope (1838) will be available to visit.

10 Aug 2023: Explore the Wolfson College grounds which feature a wonderful variety of trees on-site, many of which are part of our Tree Trail. Collect a copy of the Tree Trail from the Porters' Lodge and enjoy our beautiful and varied garden 'rooms' at your own

10 Aug 2023: Tales from the kitchen - old utensils tell a story. The Mill Road History Society invites you to bring an old kitchen utensil or household object along to the Ross Street Community Centre and to recount a short history of it, how it was used and

10 Aug 2023: Find out about some of the animals that live in our towns and cities. Use the trail to look for these amazing creatures in our collections that are so often overlooked.

10 Aug 2023: Quakers keep themselves to themselves. It isn’t that they’re secretive so much as naturally quiet, but the result is the same: no one but a Quaker has a clue who the Quakers are. This is your chance to find out.

10 Aug 2023: Join Dr. Joshua Nall, Director of the Whipple Museum, for a tour of the highlights of the museum's collection. The Whipple Museum's collection includes scientific instruments, apparatus, models, pictures, prints, photographs, books and other

10 Aug 2023: Built circa 1578 on the site of an 11th century priory, and now home to a community belonging to the Triratna Buddhist community, Abbey House has a rich history. Guided tours take you on a journey through the grounds and house, spiced with stories

11 Aug 2023: Explore the University of Cambridge's first co-working hub on the West Cambridge site. Come and see what facilities and services we offer that are available to you by enjoying a guided tour.

15 Aug 2023: An opportunity to see some treasures from the Whipple Library rare book collection, featuring some of the earliest Western Scientific books, works by Darwin, Galileo, Newton and more, and (possibly) the smallest scientific book ever printed… This

10 Aug 2023: Sustainability is a big theme: but it also starts with You. Eddington, the growing neighbourhood in Cambridge, hosts a family friendly event where you can learn tips to lead a more environmentally sustainable life.

10 Aug 2023: The Leper Chapel dates from 1125 when it was built as a place of worship for Lepers at an adjacent hospital. The building has 900 years of fascinating history, in that time being used as bar, warehouse, dwelling, for animals and a place of worship.

10 Aug 2023: Town End Close is a small nature reserve with ridge and furrow pattern. Join volunteers from the Girton Green Team and the Local Nature Recovery Plan to find out more about the plants, birds, insects and pond life found at the reserve. Drop in for a

10 Aug 2023: This event is now fully booked. We are operating a waitlist and you can join this via the Eventbrite booking link. Join us for an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the Cambridge University Farm.

10 Aug 2023: Take some time out of your day to engage your senses with the sights and sounds of Wolfson's plants and wildlife. A guided talk and discovery tour of Wolfson College gardens: a series of lawned courtyards forming a set of garden ‘rooms’, with

10 Aug 2023: Do you have to be a pacifist? Are you all vegetarian? Do you have to believe in God? The answer to all these questions is no, but there is common ground between Quakers and there are things that unite our community.

10 Aug 2023: An informal, one hour tour of the Girton College gardens led by the head gardener. Including the fellow’s garden and the new sensory garden.

29 Aug 2023: Table Tennis is loved and enjoyed by all ages across the world. This is your opportunity to take part in this action packed Sport. All ability levels are welcome and invited to come down and take on the challenge of this quick and addictive Sport.

10 Aug 2023: An opportunity to discover about the single Grade I listed building in Cottenham, a medieval church with distinctive 17th-century tower. Further information on website https://friendsofallsaintscottenham.com/

10 Aug 2023: Gurpran Rau - Artist statement These paintings were inspired by my walks in the woods of Cambridgeshire during the challenging days of lockdown.

10 Aug 2023: This short film takes a free interpretive approach, capturing the restored steam boiler and engines at Cambridge Museum of Technology – and the actions of the volunteers who run them – with a creative, audio description.

10 Aug 2023: The tour takes you around the gardens, which are a combination of several original gardens. The largest is the central one of Thorneycreek House, built in 1895. Four original formal gardens of other houses now link into this on the Adams Road side

10 Aug 2023: Come and explore Woodwalton Fen NNR and enjoy the opportunity to go inside the historic Rothschild Bungalow. Pick up a trail leaflet and get to know the heritage and wildlife of this incredible site.

10 Aug 2023: Explore hidden aspects of plant science research at the Sainsbury Laboratory. You will get to use scientific tools, tour the lab and generate and interpret data relating to current SLCU research. Further details will be posted on https://www.slcu.cam

10 Aug 2023: Celebrating the 400th anniversary of the publication of Shakespeare’s First Folio in 1623, we are delighted to exhibit the King's Library copy (one of only four copies in Cambridge) alongside other early editions of his plays and archival

10 Aug 2023: “Fenner’s” is well known in Cambridge, even amongst those who know little about cricket, but being named after the University Cricket Ground is currently Frank Fenner’s only legacy.

10 Aug 2023: An exhibition of items associated with monarchs called Charles, marking the Coronation of Charles III. The centrepiece is a magnificent folio edition of the works of Charles I, purchased in 1662 by a college eager to disassociate itself from Oliver

10 Aug 2023: Early Quakers reused fabric for personal quilts and had a tradition of making quilts to mark important events, and celebrate community. Quaker Friendship quilts were sometimes made by young women to say goodbye to their family, or as mementoes to

10 Aug 2023: As part of the Cambridge Buddhist Centre Open Day, there will be tours of the Grade II listed Festival Theatre, taster sessions on meditation, mindfulness-based stress reduction, yoga, and pilates, as well as introductions to Buddhism, and the

10 Aug 2023: The gardens are a much-appreciated amenity appreciated by college members and visitors.

10 Aug 2023: Join us to explore the many volumes collected by Karen Spärck Jones, the scientist often known as the woman who laid the foundation for the internet search engine.

10 Aug 2023: Hand stitching is a slow rhythmic craft that describes both the functional and symbolic dimensions of joining and being attached, and as such it has become a daily social encounter for Gavin Fry.

10 Aug 2023: Ian Giles' 'Edward/Maurice' explores the legacy of two of Cambridge's most acclaimed, and queer, writers: Christopher Marlowe and E.M Forster.