Becoming an Arts Pioneer

Keep an eye on our social media and visit the Museum as the Museum Ambassadors from North Cambridge Academy take over for International Women’s Day.  

Join Chris Hewson of the British Trust for Ornithology and find out how the miniaturisation of tracking devices has revolutionised our understanding of the journeys these birds make.

Discover the amazing diversity of animal life at the Museum of Zoology. Get hands on to find out about the science of zoology

The David Attenborough Building is home to the CCI – a unique collaboration between the university and leading biodiversity conservation organisations clustered in and around Cambridge.

Grab your ‘spirits of wine’ and journey back in time as we celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Cambridge Philosophical Society.

Join us for this fascinating and highly relevant talk by Pelagic Marine Ecologist Dr Clara Manno from BAS.

Join us for a day of discovery as we explore the amazing science from the coldest and harshest environments on Earth!

Can you discover a place that already had people living in it? Follow the trail through the Museum of Archaeology and Archaeology and find out about the travels of explorers of the past.

Celebrate Super Science Saturday with the Sedgwick Museum and the Department of Earth Sciences in the beautiful surroundings of the Watson Gallery located under the Museum steps.

Enjoy an exclusive wander through the Galleries after hours celebrating the Cambridge Science Festival.

Dr Rebecca Flemming explores the ideas and debates about human generation that emerged in the classical Greek world.

Researchers from the University Department of Plant Sciences will be showcasing research on the below-ground interactions between plants and their beneficial fungal partners known as mycorrhizae.

Do you know your oaks from your ash? Follow the tree trail and find out how to identify types of British trees, why tree identification is important for saving them and what you can do to help.

Science on Sundays is a programme of informal, monthly drop-in talks at the Garden which run from March - August.

Professor Ulf Büntgen and Lucy, an experienced truffle hunting dog, lead us on a hunt in the mysterious kingdom of the underground truffle world.

The United Nations has designated 2019 the International Year of the Periodic Table of chemical elements as it coincides with the 150th anniversary of the table’s creation by Dmitry Mendeleev.

Most of us think of Darwin at work on The Beagle, taking inspiration for his theory of evolution from his travels in the Galapagos.

Researchers from the University Department of Plant Sciences will be showcasing research on the below-ground interactions between plants and their beneficial fungal partners known as mycorrhizae.

Researchers from the University Department of Plant Sciences will be showcasing research on the below-ground interactions between plants and their beneficial fungal partners known as mycorrhizae.

Researchers from the University Department of Plant Sciences will be showcasing research on the below-ground interactions between plants and their beneficial fungal partners known as mycorrhizae.

Researchers from the University Department of Plant Sciences will be showcasing research on the below-ground interactions between plants and their beneficial fungal partners known as mycorrhizae.

Do you know your oaks from your ash? Follow the tree trail and find out how to identify types of British trees, why tree identification is important for saving them and what you can do to help.

A zoology discovery course designed especially for individuals living at home with a dementia diagnosis and their care partners.

A zoology discovery course designed especially for individuals living at home with a dementia diagnosis and their care partners.

A zoology discovery course designed especially for individuals living at home with a dementia diagnosis and their care partners.

A zoology discovery course designed especially for individuals living at home with a dementia diagnosis and their care partners.

A zoology discovery course designed especially for individuals living at home with a dementia diagnosis and their care partners.

Stroll around the Garden, following our snowdrop map and guide, and discover snowdrop facts along the way.

Spring means new beginnings for the flowers and trees in the garden, and after the winter months children can also feel restless.

Creative Movements is coming to the Botanic Garden to bring the plants alive with storytelling and movement

An opportunity to step into areas of the Garden normally closed to the visiting public with Mark Crouch, Deputy Head of Horticulture.

Science on Sundays is a programme of informal, monthly drop-in talks at the Garden which run from March - August.

Science on Sundays is a programme of informal, monthly drop-in talks at the Garden which run from March - August.

Science on Sundays is a programme of informal, monthly drop-in talks at the Garden which run from March - August.

Science on Sundays is a programme of informal, monthly drop-in talks at the Garden which run from March - August.

Science on Sundays is a programme of informal, monthly drop-in talks at the Garden which run from March - August.

An early morning tour, observing birds in the Garden, followed by cooked and continental breakfast in the cafe.

A spring twilight ramble through the Garden learning about the fascinating world of bats.

Set in the Garden’s 40 acres, the Festival of Plants celebrates the wonder of plants at a beautiful time of year when the Garden is brimming with spring colour.

Our first coach outing of 2019 to two remarkable gardens.