What's On

Join teams from the Department of Archaeology, University of Cambridge and Cambridge Archaeological Unit to discuss the archaeological past of Wandlebury!

A reflection on the history and present landscape of UK charities, their impact in the world, the partnership with the University of Cambridge and importance of a new generation of leaders.

An entertaining and informative 90-minute walking tour of Cambridge with a Cambridge Green Badge Guide that will reveal things you won't find in the standard guide books.

Swedish Foreign Minister Tobias Billström on Sweden's recent accession to NATO.

An exhibition of works by Susan Drucker-Brown.

Georgina Voss will explore what a systems worldview is and how we experience and feel out our way within these structures.

Explore the spectrum of identities in the Ancient World.

A global turning point: how to escape the permacrisis: Reid Lidow, Michael Spence and Mohamed A. El-Erian

Come enjoy a mesmerizing piano recital by MinJung Baek with special guest artists, promising a night of unforgettable musical brilliance!

Unleashing Potential: Perspectives on ADHD and Higher Education

Come enjoy a mesmerizing piano recital by Ronan O'Hora, promising a night of unforgettable musical brilliance!

Come enjoy a mesmerizing piano recital by Katya Apekisheva, promising a night of unforgettable musical brilliance!

Come enjoy a mesmerizing piano recital by Ruben Talon with special guests, promising a night of unforgettable musical brilliance!

Join us for this magnificent piano recital by internationally acclaimed Italian pianist Pasquale Iannone.

Join Dean of Chapel Rev Dr Stephen Cherry in conversation with leading representatives of Jewish, Christian, and Islamic perspectives to consider together what God expects of victims and survivors of harm.

We are delighted to welcome Gillian Tett to present the Margaret Anstee Centre annual lecture 2024. The lecture will be followed by a reception. Gillian will speak on the subject: Why AI needs another AI: using anthropology intelligence to make sense of a world in flux.

Join Mary Kempski for a talk on David Parr’s Painting exploring his historic painting technique, the pigments and materials he used and how his vision was achieved.

This exhibition is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium This exhibition will be in the Foyer on 21+22 March. It will then be moved to the Ferguson Nazareth Room in Milstein House and remain there until Thursday 28 March 2024.

This panel is part of the Migration, Identity & Memory Symposium

This panel is part of Pembroke's 'Migration, Identity and Memory' Symposium