Join us to celebrate women Earth Scientists at the University of Cambridge and their trailblazing predecessors. Explore our new display, drop into our mini-talks about the women featured, and browse the museum galleries in a relaxed, atmospheric evening setting.
Free drink on arrival (both alcoholic and soft drinks available).
This is free evening events for adults, booking is essential.
Join Dr Roz Wade as she chats LIVE from the Museum of Zoology to experts on winter wildlife and explore how animals survive the colder months. This is a FREE online event for all the family. You will have an opportunity to ask questions to our experts live on the night.
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FREE
Explore the Portia Zvavahera: Zvakazarurwa exhibition out of hours. Music provided by DJ Bosslady. The Garden Kitchen café will be open for special cocktails and food.
You will also be able to do some late night shopping ahead of the festive period in the Kettle’s Yard shop and pick up special Christmas gifts for friends and family.
Explore the exhibition, join one of our workshops and talks, soak up the vibes of our music and visuals and enjoy tasty food and drinks.
In partnership with Cambridge AntiRacism Forum and Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts.
Why buy new clothes when old clothes can look at good as new? Come along to our sustainable clothes & textiles event, where we will have expert craft people on hand to share their textiles skills. You'll be able to convert old t-shirts into something new, re-style your current garments plus learn how to repair and mend your favourite items. We are delighted to be working with fashion students from The Cambridge School of Visual & Performing Arts - who will be on hand with all your styling tips!
The lights will highlight some of the Garden’s most beloved features, such as the Fountain, Lake and Glasshouse Range, and create special experiences around the rest of the Garden. There will be new, original installations that are unique to the Garden, as well as the return of some of last year’s most popular pieces such as the light tunnel and lilies on the Lake.
The Café will be part of the trail with warm offerings, and food stalls halfway around the route will be serving hot drinks and light bites to revive spirits and warm up any chilly fingers!
Programme
JS Bach, Prelude and Fugue No.1 in C BWV 846
Lili Boulanger, Thème et Variations
Gabriel Fauré, Barcarolle No.4 in A Flat Op.44
Maurice Ravel, Jeux d’eau
Edvard Grieg, Wedding Day at Troldhaugen No.65 Op.6
Astor Piazzolla (arr. Kyoko Yamamoto), Milonga
Dmitri Shostakovich, Prelude and Fugue 24 in D minor Op.87
Graham Fitkin, Scent
Rodgers and Hammerstein/Hough, My Favourite Things
Programme
Michael Head, Over the Rim of the Moon; The Ships of Arcady; Beloved; A Blackbird Singing; Nocturne
Gabriel Fauré, Le papillon et la fleur Op.1, No.1; Green Op.58, No. 3; La rose Op.51, No.4; Fleur jetée Op.39 No.2
Francis Poulenc, Tel jour, telle nuit
Franz Schubert, Der Wanderer an den Mond D.870; Wandrers Nachtlied D.224
Robert Schumann, Wanderung, Op.35, No.7
Clara Schumann, Der Wanderer; Der Wanderer in der Sägemühle
Programme
Domenico Turi, Sguardi
Felix Mendelssohn, Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49
Robert Schumann, Phantasiestücke Op.88
Robert Schumann, Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.63
About Trio Chagall
LORENZO NGUYEN, PIANO
EDOARDO GRIECO, VIOLIN
FRANCESCO MASSIMINO, CELLO
Programme
Amy Beach, Four Sketches, Op.15 III. Dreaming (1892)
Kevin Day, Gymnopédie I (2018)
Kevin Day, Cello Sonata (2016)
Amy Beach, Romance Op.23 (1893)
Jean R. Perrault, Brother Malcolm (2009)
George Walker, Cello Sonata (1957)
William Grant Still, Mother and Child (1943)
