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Explore self-expression, disability and wellness, education and family life in this new exhibition!
We are delighted to announce the launch of our new Museum trail, in collaboration with Cambridge Past, Present and Future and the Nature Festival 2024. The Festival runs from the 25th May to the 30th June and the trail will
Visit the Museum of Cambridge after-hours and enjoy our temporary exhibition, the launch of two new trails, and late-night shopping.
Join us on Saturday 29th June for an introduction to the wonderful world of cross-stitch. From 12:00-15:00 this free workshop will take you through the history of the craft with an opportunity to see objects from the Museum’s collection not
Learn about the history of Cambridge with this guided tour of the Museum of Cambridge and Cambridge's Old Quarter. Overview Departure Time: 10:30am Monday Available Dates: 1st July Duration: 90 minutes Meeting Point: The courtyard of Museum of Cambridge, 2-3 Castle St,
Discover Lady Alice Bragg and the Women's Voluntary Service in Cambridge during the Second World War with Zoe Jasko.
Take another look at Cambridge with a 90-minute Hidden Cambridge Walking Tour! Want to learn more about the hidden gems of Cambridge? 🕥 10:30AM, Sunday 7th of July (First Sunday of every month) 📍 Round Church, Bridge Street, Cambridge CB2
Go wild with our next Family Craft activity on Sunday 14th July as we invite you to make hand-puppets and take to the stage, crafting your own stories with your creations. Will you tell the tale of a wild tiger
Learn about the history of Cambridge beyond the University walls with this guided tour of the Museum of Cambridge and Cambridge's Old Quarter! Overview Departure Time: Monday July 15th, 10:30am Duration: 90 minutes Meeting Point: The courtyard of Museum of Cambridge,
The Summer Holidays are here, and we have so many exciting craft activities and workshops to keep the whole family busy throughout the holiday! It's the Season of Wellbeing at the Museum of Cambridge, linking to our temporary exhibition 'The
