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
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Discover the art of printmaking and how to unlock your creativity in the supportive and inspiring environment of our lovely, garden studio.
TRUE STORIES & IMPOSSIBLE MAGIC An intimate three-course dinner and show experience exploring the hidden stories and unusual characters of Cambridge across the ages, reimagined through storytelling and magic. Perfect for visitors, date nights, and special occasions, this will be the most magical night out in Cambridge. Expect the unexpected as you are led into the murky past of one of the world’s most influential cities. Across nine chapters, the show explores key elements of Cambridge's unique DNA, from traitorous spies and dubious spirits to genius minds, and the birth of AI. The show is filled with mind-blowing magic, remarkable facts about Cambridge, and interactive moments throughout. You will be just a few feet away from the action. Cambridge has it all… and more.
Join me for an evening of social stitching. Embroider your own cap with traditional 'blackwork' patterns.
Fuel your network with more than just caffeine. Are you tired of stuffy, formal networking events that feel like a chore? Welcome to the Hot Numbers Business Club, a new monthly gathering designed for local entrepreneurs, freelancers, and professionals who value authentic connections and excellent coffee. Held at The Roastery, this isn't your average "handshake and a business card" session. It’s an intimate, high-energy morning designed to help you build a supportive local community in the heart of our roasting operation.
Learn about Erskine Childers’ connection with Cambridgeshire and his career from sailor to spy to author of the famous sailing story ‘The Riddle of the Sands’.
Step away from the everyday and immerse yourself in the therapeutic, tactile art of kurinuki—the Japanese method of intentionally carving clay to produce stunning, organic shapes. Hosted in the cosy, candlelit atmosphere of our Trumpington Street café, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to slow down, get creative, and enjoy our vibrant community spirit.
Angela Quintana Vega will present Sciencegramers, a guide exploring more than 100 careers beyond the traditional paths in academia, medicine, and research. Through her own journey, she will share insights into discovering your strengths, exploring new opportunities, and building a career that matches your passions. The event will be hosted by Prof. Sir Tony Kouzirades at The LAB in Cambridge.
Join jewellery artist Rebecca Ilett for an introduction to jewellery making and create your own mixed-metal pendant. Inspired by the decorative patterns and textures found throughout David Parr House, you'll learn traditional jewellery-making techniques using brass, copper, silver and gilding metal to create a unique piece to take home.
Explore antiquity beyond the binary at the Museum of Classical Archaeology.
The Cambridge Poetry Festival will return on the 10th and 11th October 2026, with a weekend of events celebrating Cambridge’s vibrant poetry scene!
Join us for a relaxed Studio Sunday session aimed at children and families with additional sensory needs.
Join our free, artist-led Studio Sunday workshops for families and unlock your creativity.
A group exhibition at Cambridge Artspace, bringing together the work of Maisy Aykroyd, Theo Panagopoulos and Sid White Jones.
Have you got what it takes to be a Roman Emperor? Find out in this fun, fast-paced talk!
Discover the craft of traditional rag rug making in this workshop with artist and experienced rug maker Lu Mason. Perfect for beginners and textile enthusiasts, this session introduces two classic rag rug methods – hookie and proddie/clippie.
Join our Fused Glass Artist, June Massey, to use your creative skills to design and make beautiful, unique fused glass Christmas decorations; they will definitely be a talking point for your Christmas visitors!
One of the most famous figures in English history, Oliver Cromwell, was laid to rest at Westminster Abbey, but his decapitated head is buried in the grounds of Sidney Sussex College in Cambridge. Grisly but true!