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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Learn all about the joys and benefits of cold water swimming with Anna, our qualified open water lifeguard and certified cold water practitioner in this two-hour workshop.
The Cambridge Fringe Festival is back for 2026, with over 100 comedy acts performing across the second May Bank Holiday weekend (23rd & 24th May 2026) at four great venues in the city.
Spend a Saturday designing and printing your own repeat patterns in a small, hands-on workshop, with a glimpse inside the richly decorated interiors of David Parr House at lunchtime. Led by artist and illustrator Nicolas Hughes, this beginner-friendly session explores block printing through observation, experimentation and making. You’ll work from small, found objects to develop your own designs, carving and printing by hand to create something unexpected.
Celebrating a quarter of a century on stage. This is the best of BalletBoyz.
We look forward to welcoming you to our Spring Open Gardens, which offers exclusive garden access, refreshments, family-friendly activities and a warm Waresley welcome.
Join us for this heartwarming and hilarious adventure, full of beautiful puppets and enchanting songs, coming to the Arts Theatre Cambridge this May.
Join us for a fun and interactive 6-week comedy improv course for beginners!
The queen of ball based bedlam comes to Cambridge with a show packed with original songs and stories from the front line of the party bingo circuit, wrapped up in a round of her very own “Great British Bingo” which everyone can play.
Join us for a Chamber Music concert with the Carducci Quartet in the Kettle’s Yard house.
Dig out your glad rags and join the conscious coupling of Eleanor Breeze and Sid White-Jones for an exhibition-cum-wedding co-curated by the artists themselves. After five years of friendship and creative dialogue, it’s time to tie the knot.
An incredible opportunity to find out more about the local, UK and international work of one of the world's oldest humanitarian organisations
Join us for an afternoon of heroic exploits at the Museum of Classical Archaeology.
Creation Records legends The Loft pay their first ever visit to Cambridge. Support comes from The Kobayashi Bookstore and Ollie Jackson There will be a brand new album to promote, songs from last year's acclaimed comeback, 'Everything Changes, Everything Changes, Everything Stays the Same' and probably their two classic Creation singles, 'Why Does the Rain' and 'Up the Hill and Down the Slope'!
From queens, emperors and divine beings, to scientists, artists and global communities, explore the spectrum of identities that exist across time, place and culture in the Museum of Classical Archaeology.
Live comedy every Friday night
Cambridge can boast of William Wordsworth, Samuel Pepys, Virginia Woolf, Stephen Fry and Prince Charles as alumni of the university.