A small museum, with a big story to share
Little Feet, Big Impressions returns to the Museum of Cambridge! Join us for an all-new, redesigned programme of FREE storytelling and activities every two weeks for families with children aged 1-5. Be welcomed into the Museum's purpose-built event
Little Feet, Big Impressions returns to the Museum of Cambridge! Join us for an all-new, redesigned programme of FREE storytelling and activities every two weeks for families with children aged 1-5. Be welcomed into the Museum's purpose-built event
Little Feet, Big Impressions returns to the Museum of Cambridge! Join us for an all-new, redesigned programme of FREE storytelling and activities every two weeks for families with children aged 1-5. Be welcomed into the Museum's purpose-built event
Join us for a unique Made in Cambridge Christmas Market!
A companion talk to our exhibition 'Educating Cambridge', join Peter Cunningham as he discusses the outstanding life of Leah Manning.
Learn about the origins of many of our favourite Christmas traditions, have a go at a variety of crafts and get in the festive spirit with our Christmas craft workshops! This workshop is NOT drop-in and will begin at the
Learn about the origins of many of our favourite Christmas traditions, have a go at a variety of crafts and get in the festive spirit with our Christmas craft workshops! This workshop is NOT drop-in and will begin at the
Little Feet, Big Impressions returns to the Museum of Cambridge! Join us for our programme of FREE storytelling and activities every two weeks for families with children aged 1-5. Be welcomed into the Museum's purpose-built event space, the Enid Porter
Little Feet, Big Impressions returns to the Museum of Cambridge! Join us for our programme of FREE storytelling and activities every two weeks for families with children aged 1-5. Be welcomed into the Museum's purpose-built event space, the Enid Porter
Discover the powerful history and significance of textile banners and their role in women's activism with Carey Bennet and Cathy Dunbar, as a companion talk to our exhibition 'Educating Cambridge'.
