A small museum, with a big story to share
Join Lizzie as she shares insight on her research on Cambridgeshire folklore and her artistic process of lino print and etching.
Visit the Museum of Cambridge after-hours and enjoy our temporary exhibition, the launch of two new trails, and late-night shopping.
Discover Lady Alice Bragg and the Women's Voluntary Service in Cambridge during the Second World War with Zoe Jasko.
Join Caroline as she discusses The Spinning House, revealing how Cambridge University once imprisoned women suspected of 'evil'.
Hear about the rich culture of Hungary and Szeged, Cambridge's twin city. As a companion event to the temporary community exhibition “Our Hungarian Twin City Szeged & its Cultural Riches” curated by the Cambridge Szeged Society, this talk will delve
The Museum of Cambridge warmly invites you to a special event celebrating the launch of the Legacies of Windrush in Cambridgeshire project. Join us on October 19th, from 2 pm - 5 pm for an afternoon of celebration, storytelling, and
Ruth is Stranger than Fiction is a podcast all about the dark histories of East Anglia. On air since 2020, previous episodes have covered fenland folklore, witch trials, smuggling gangs, strange societies, and unsolved mysteries. It is a podcast about peculiar
Join Zoë Jasko, author of Hope is Daffodil Bright, as she explores the pivotal role women played in Cambridge during the Second World War. Her book portrays the wartime experiences of Alice Bragg, who, after moving to Cambridge in 1938
Join us for a unique Made in Cambridge Christmas Market!
A companion talk to our exhibition 'Educating Cambridge', join Peter Cunningham as he discusses the outstanding life of Leah Manning.