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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