Join Kettle’s Yard Curatorial Assistant Rhea Tuli for an introduction to ‘The Cambridge Show’.
FREE, come along
FREE, come along
About The Cambridge Show
‘The Cambridge Show‘ brings together work by twenty-two artists who live or work in and around Cambridge. Showcasing a cross-section of the artistic community operating in the local area, from photography to performance, the exhibition will explore these artists’ diverse practices, and some of the themes and issues that they are engaging with right now.
Join Sarah Wood for a talk about her work in ‘The Cambridge Show’.
FREE, come along
You can remain in the exhibition for as long as you wish or you could be the first in the queue for coffee and pastries in the Courtyard Café, with tour attendees entitled to a 20% discount from 10.00 to 12.00 on production of their ticket.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Visit: Cambridge Live Tickets or tel: 01223 357851
Entrance via Courtyard Entrance. Gates open at 09.00 for a 09.15 start.
You can remain in the exhibition for as long as you wish or you could be the first in the queue for coffee and pastries in the Courtyard Café, with tour attendees entitled to a 20% discount from 10.00 to 12.00 on production of their ticket.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Visit: Cambridge Live Tickets or tel: 01223 357851
Entrance via Courtyard Entrance. Gates open at 09.00 for a 09.15 start.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Email: education@fitzmuseum.cam.ac.uk or tel: 01223 332904
You will be welcome to remain in the exhibition for as long as you wish or you could be the first in the queue for coffee and pastries in the Courtyard Café, with tour attendees entitled to a 20% discount from 10.00 to 12.00 and a 10% discount on the exhibition catalogue in the Courtyard Shop on production of their ticket.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL. Visit: Cambridge Live Tickets or tel: 01223 357851
Entrance via Courtyard Entrance. Gates open at 09.00 for a 09.15 start.
CCI Earth Talk: Toward a New Deal for Nature with UNEP:WCMC
18.00-18.45
Exhibition Tours for Open Cambridge at the Museum of Zoology
Over the next two years, about 12,000 drawers of rocks, along with the Museum's important historical archive, will be transferred into a new building. This tour is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the brand new Colin Forbes building and meet museum staff just they embark on this mammoth move.
The 45 minute tour will include the Museum's existing conservation unit, archive and collections stores, as well as the stores and work areas of the new building.
