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 moreJazz nights come to Parker’s Tavern bar at the University Arms, every Friday.
Were bringing the screen back for Summer 2023! Showing films and sporting events across the city, make sure you save the dates!
The Cambridge Nature Festival is a celebration of nature on our doorstep, as well as the wonderful people and organisations that work tirelessly for the natural world.
Join us in our library as we welcome Professor Lawrence Krauss and Dr Phillipa Malmgren who will be discussing The Known Unknowns: The Unsolved Mysteries of the Cosmos in which he explores the five fundamental mysteries at the forefront of science today: Time, Space, Matter, Life and Consciousness.
Flourish Summer Market! Free entry and parking Join us and 20+ stalls for a day full of food, drink, gifting, lifestyle and fun. We will be showcasing the best local producers and makers and celebrating summer with a DJ, bar and BBQ. Family friendly day out
In its first two years, Cambridge Pride has grown to become one of the most loved events in the city’s calendar, with an expected 10,000 people actively taking part on the day in 2022.
Join us in our Library as we welcome author Sophie Harrison who will be discussing her book The Cure for Good Intentions: A Doctor's Story which is all about a life-changing decision.
Join us at the LMB Open Day, where you’ll get to visit our labs, conduct your own experiments and experience our cutting-edge research first hand.
Join us in our Library as we welcome Rupert Robson who will be discussing the pace of progress towards artificial superintelligence and his book The Sentient Robot.
One of Cambridge’s most beloved community events is the Mill Road Winter Fair, which takes place annually on the first Saturday in December. Offering stalls, entertainment and a parade, it’s been running since 2005 and attracts around 15,000 people a year.