Kettle’s Yard student music programmer Naomi Warburton has curated this years Student Music series, performed by University of Cambridge students.

Cambridge University’s premier A Capella group, Cadenza, perform their own arrangements and mash-ups of pop and jazz hits.

Please note that queuing for the concert will take place outside.

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Drop in to discover one of the amazing specimens from the Museum’s stores not normally on public display.

All ages. Free. No need to book.

Drop in to discover one of the amazing specimens from the Museum’s stores not normally on public display.

All ages. Free. No need to book.

'See' the world through the eyes, ears, noses... of animals. Explore animal senses at the Museum of Zoology with hands-on activities, trails and makes. Discover the diversity of animal eyes and how they work, and learn about hearing adaptations, animal sonar, electrosense and more.

Suitable for ages 4+

Free. No need to book.

Photo ©Claire Spottiswoode

Bringing all lovers of science together for hands-on activities, meet the researchers to explore new ideas and immerse yourself in the wonders of Earth sciences.  Look out for our special guests from Dawndinos and discover more about the world of early dinosaurs.

Kettle’s Yard student music programmer Naomi Warburton has curated this years Student Music series, performed by University of Cambridge students.

Cambridge University’s premier A Capella group, Cadenza, perform their own arrangements and mash-ups of pop and jazz hits.

FREE, come along

Access

The House is not fully wheelchair accessible. Please get in touch if you would like us to reserve a seat for a wheelchair user and carer. Email mail@kettlesyard.cam.ac.uk or call on 01223 748100.

Nicholas Daniel founded the Britten Oboe Quartet together with his colleagues and co-principals of the award-winning Britten Sinfonia; they all bring to this ensemble not only the highest musical standards but also the experience of playing together over many years, resulting in warm, expressive and above all enjoyable playing. They perform music of the highest quality and explore lesser-known works both from Britain and from abroad, as well as standard classics such as Mozart’s oboe quartet.

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Tickets are £20 (£5 full time students)

Formed in 2016, the Albion Quartet brings together four of the UK’s exceptional young string players who are establishing themselves rapidly on the international stage.

Having made their debuts last season at the Concertgebouw Amsterdam as well as the Auditorium du Louvre in Paris, the 2018/19 season sees the Albion Quartet’s debuts at the Wigmore Hall and at Town Hall/Symphony Hall Birmingham.

Kettle’s Yard student music programmer Naomi Warburton has curated this years Student Music series, performed by University of Cambridge students.

Aïda presents an exciting programme of classical piano greats, linked together by improvised preludes.

FREE, come along

Kettle’s Yard student music programmer Naomi Warburton has curated this years Student Music series, performed by University of Cambridge students.

Classical music performed by a selection of the best student chamber music groups from Cambridge University’s Instrumental Award Scheme, who receive coaching sessions from professional chamber musicians. Featuring a commissioned piece by Ignacio Mañá Mesas, inspired by Kettle’s Yard.

FREE, come along