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Catch up on some of our 2026 events on our YouTube.

🗓️ Next up 👉 Open Cambridge, 11-20 September The Cambridge Festival welcomes everyone to explore and discuss a range of topics through talks, hands-on activities, performances, exhibitions, tours and films.

Is making money compatible with the Quaker principles of equality and sustainability? Come along and have your say! Ther...
15/09/2026

Is making money compatible with the Quaker principles of equality and sustainability? Come along and have your say!

There will also be input from our speakers, on Quaker businesses, wealth tax and the Trade Union movement.

🗓️ Tomorrow: Wednesday 16 September, 6pm-8pm
📍 Jesus Lane Quaker Meeting
🎟️ Spaces still available so secure your spot now: https://bit.ly/4xVHCMq

✨ Have you ever stepped inside the Wren Library?Now's your chance!Discover one of Cambridge's most beautiful historic li...
14/09/2026

✨ Have you ever stepped inside the Wren Library?

Now's your chance!

Discover one of Cambridge's most beautiful historic libraries during Open Cambridge 2026: https://bit.ly/3UwSrFQ

The Wren Library is open all this week, 12pm-2pm and 10am-4pm on Saturday 19 September.

Looking for some free to do this weekend?   has 11 events which are completely free and open to everyone. We pulled them...
12/09/2026

Looking for some free to do this weekend? has 11 events which are completely free and open to everyone.

We pulled them all together in this handy blog: https://bit.ly/4xTHsp6

Let us know what you plan to explore!

Looking for something different to do this weekend? From hidden college collections and beautiful gardens to exhibitions, performances and creative spaces, Open Cambridge offers plenty of opportunities to explore the city for free.

Open Cambridge 2026 starts today!From college libraries and museums to community spaces, exhibitions, performances and f...
11/09/2026

Open Cambridge 2026 starts today!

From college libraries and museums to community spaces, exhibitions, performances and family-friendly activities, Cambridge is opening its doors this September.

📅 11–20 September
🎟️ Free and bookable events
📍 Across Cambridge

Start exploring ➡️ https://bit.ly/3BMQuK8

There’s more to discover at Wolfson College this September.As part of Open Cambridge, visitors can explore two self-guid...
10/09/2026

There’s more to discover at Wolfson College this September.

As part of Open Cambridge, visitors can explore two self-guided trails around the college grounds — one celebrating its trees, the other showcasing sculptures by Richard Bray.

🌳 Wolfson College Tree Trail: https://bit.ly/4dary11
Discover the variety of trees across the college grounds.

🎨 Wolfson College Sculpture Trail: https://bit.ly/3UZw5gv
Encounter Richard Bray’s sculptures as you explore the college.

A great opportunity to experience Cambridge’s architecture, landscape and art from a different perspective.

📅 11–20 September | Open Cambridge 2026

Have you heard of Ann Docwra? She was an inspiring gentlewoman who gifted Cambridge its Quaker Meeting House and burial ...
09/09/2026

Have you heard of Ann Docwra? She was an inspiring gentlewoman who gifted Cambridge its Quaker Meeting House and burial ground, and her charity still helps people in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough today.

Come discover her remarkable story at our special event with the Cambridge Quakers!

📆 Tuesday 15 September, 2.30pm-3.30pm
📍 Jesus Lane Quaker Meeting
🎟️ It’s free, but spaces are almost gone.

➡️ Book now: https://bit.ly/4xE1ljz

Meet Hertha Ayrton – an inspiring trailblazer in British science! 🌟Hertha achieved so much: she helped us understand ele...
08/09/2026

Meet Hertha Ayrton – an inspiring trailblazer in British science! 🌟

Hertha achieved so much: she helped us understand electric arcs, became the first woman to join the Institution of Electrical Engineers (now the IET), and was the first female to win the Royal Society’s Hughes Medal.

Her research on water and air vortices led to the innovative ‘Ayrton anti-gas fan’ that protected soldiers in WWI, and she founded an all-women’s fire brigade at Girton College! 🚒

Hertha was also a passionate advocate for women's suffrage, opening her home to support activists who needed care.

This Saturday (12 September), join us to celebrate 120 years since Ayrton’s Hughes Medal with family-friendly talks, an illustrated lecture by Dr Patricia Fara, Emeritus Fellow at Clare College, and uplifting music from The Cambridge First All-Ladies Fire Brigade at the Whipple Museum of the History of Science.

Don’t miss Patricia chatting with Thordis Fridriksson on BBC Cambridgeshire - catch the interview at 3h 27m, https://bbc.in/4gSbKBg

Find out more about this free event: https://bit.ly/4qUX3lj

We're thrilled to announce CAMYOGA is joining the   programme for the very first time! 🧘  Explore the studios, experienc...
07/09/2026

We're thrilled to announce CAMYOGA is joining the programme for the very first time! 🧘

Explore the studios, experience our top-tier facilities, and dive into a range of free 30-minute taster sessions throughout the day, a perfect introduction to our classes.

Spaces are limited and going fast, so secure your spot now!

🗓️ Saturday 19 September, 10am-4pm
📍 CAMYOGA, Thomas House, 14 George IV Street
🔗 Booking info: https://bit.ly/3SQk4cI

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