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
Find out moreFerment & Feast is back! A 2 hour Fermentation workshop focused in Gut health by Catalina Brumann, followed by a three course lunch prepared by Michelin trained chef Rowen Halstead, an advocate for zero waste cooking and a sustainable food system.
Join artist Tanvi Kant for a vibrant textiles workshop to rework a variety of fabric remnants. You will learn how to make intricate fabric cords and transform them into tactile jewellery. This informal workshop is open to all levels who have good hand dexterity. Remember to bring your reading glasses if you require them to view close details.
Celebrating dance in its many forms, Cambridge Dance Festival is guaranteed to move you, whatever the beat!
Everything you need to paint a masterpiece! Join us for a relaxed evening of painting and socialising. You can purchase some nibbles and drinks from the bar. At previous Paint Clubs, we have painted starlit lakes, tropical toucans and even a llama! All materials including a canvas to take home are included in the ticket cost. Food and drink are to be purchased separately. The event starts at 7 pm. Please arrive before to find your seats.
Inspired by the blossoming David Parr garden, spend an evening with printmaker Nastasha Boyce and create your own lino-block printed seed packets.
Everything you need to paint a masterpiece! Join us for a relaxed evening of painting and socialising. You can purchase some nibbles and drinks from the bar. At previous Paint Clubs, we have painted starlit lakes, tropical toucans and even a llama! All materials including a canvas to take home are included in the ticket cost. Food and drink are to be purchased separately Please note there is limited availability so please purchase tickets in advance. If you are buying tickets as a group, we would suggest purchasing all tickets together to ensure no one misses out. Our events can sell out quickly and unfortunately, sometimes it means some people can’t get tickets.
Join artist-printmaker, Adam Bridgland for a screen print mono-printing workshop on 9th July 2024, 6.00pm - 8.30 pm.
A women’s retreat for grounding, creativity, and wellbeing-enjoy somatic practices, eco-art, mindful tea, and wild gardens in Cambridge.
Join one of our knowledgeable Visitor Assistants for an introductory guided tour of the Kettle’s Yard house.
Explore the wildflowers of the Botanic Garden with our early morning guided walks, a special opportunity to experience the Garden before it opens to the public. Each walk highlights seasonal species, from bee orchids in the Old Pinetum to eyebright on the Ecological Mound, offering insight into their identification, ecology and distribution. You’ll also hear about their historical uses and folklore. Join us for one or more sessions and discover the rich diversity of British flora.
Join artist and craftswoman Rebecca Stark for a copper embossing workshop on 23rd July, 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Inspired by the intricate patterns of David Parr House, this hands-on workshop will introduce you to the traditional art of copper embossing. Perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike, you will learn how to create your own decorative metalwork piece using emboss and repoussé techniques.
Join ceramic artist, Daniela Stief to make patterned pinch pots and dishes with glazed glass interiors.
Join Cecilia Charlton for this Bargello workshop and create small embroideries that can be used as gifts or ornaments.
The Cambridge Country Show is a family-friendly rural event with crafts, dog shows, live entertainment, and local food in a fun countryside setting.
Join one of our knowledgeable Visitor Assistants for an introductory guided tour of the Kettle’s Yard house.
Explore the wildflowers of the Botanic Garden with our early morning guided walks, a special opportunity to experience the Garden before it opens to the public. Each walk highlights seasonal species, from bee orchids in the Old Pinetum to eyebright on the Ecological Mound, offering insight into their identification, ecology and distribution. You’ll also hear about their historical uses and folklore. Join us for one or more sessions and discover the rich diversity of British flora.
One of Cambridge’s most eye-catching pieces of public art is the Snowy Farr sculpture in the Market Square.