Arts & Culture in Cambridgeshire

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Arts & Culture

Craft Group

Come and join the Graft Group

Tue 25 Aug10:00St Marys Church Eaton Socon

via St Marys Church Eaton Socon

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Tue 25 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

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Around £2

Tuesday Creative Crew: Summer Craft Workshops

Get creative this summer with drop-in craft workshops every Tuesday during the holidays. Paint, snip, stick and sculpt with a different theme each week. All materials are provided and you can take your creations home. Workshops cost £2 per child. No advance booking needed, normal admission to Anglesey Abbey also applies. Tuesday 21 July - Seashell Painting Tuesday 28 July - Sculpt Session Tuesday 4 August - Pebble Painting & Photo Holders Tuesday 11 August - Natural Imprints Tuesday 18 August - Weaving Workshop Tuesday 25 August - Make Your Own Octopus

Tue 25 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Wed 26 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Thu 27 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & CultureWorkshops & Classes

Around £25

Fused glass workshop

A beginner-friendly fused glass workshop held at The Place Stamford.

Thu 27 Aug19:30Justmadeby

via JustmadebyLocal gem

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Fri 28 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Sat 29 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Sun 30 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Mon 31 Aug12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Craft Group

Time: Monday, 31 August 2026 at 14:00Details: Location: Church Hall

Mon 31 Aug15:00Histon Methodist Church

via Histon Methodist Church

Arts & CultureCommunityFood & Drink

Creative Café

Book tickets for Creative Café at J2 at Cambridge Junction. Creative Café is back at Cambridge Junction! Come along for creativity, coffee and chat on the first Tuesday of the month, 10:30am - 12:30pm. Drop-in, no need to book. A space for connection, not a facilitated workshop. Open to everyone, but particularly welcoming adults experiencing mental health challenges. Get in touch:

Tue 1 SeptCambridge Junction

via Cambridge JunctionLocal gem

Arts & Culture

Craft Group

Come and join the Graft Group

Tue 1 Sept10:00St Marys Church Eaton Socon

via St Marys Church Eaton Socon

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Tue 1 Sept12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Wed 2 Sept12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & Culture

Exhibition: The Art of Collecting – 100 Years of the Fairhaven Legacy

In 1926 Urban Huttleston Rogers Broughton, the 1st Lord Fairhaven, along with his brother Henry, bought Anglesey Abbey house and gardens. Over the next 40 years, Lord Fairhaven shaped the house into a unique home – designing new rooms and spaces which he filled with an eclectic collection of historic objects and artwork. Upon his death in 1966, the house, gardens and collection were handed over to the National Trust to be enjoyed by the public. This summer’s exhibition looks at Lord Fairhaven’s love of collecting, the treasures accumulated during his four decades at Anglesey Abbey, and his vision for the legacy he left behind: 'My thought and hope is that in a changing world the house, its furniture and the gardens and their lay-out should be preserved and kept representative of an age and a way of life that is quickly passing' This exhibition is free for National Trust members and included in an admission ticket for visitors. We look forward to welcoming you.

Thu 3 Sept12:00Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

via Anglesey Abbey, Gardens and Lode Mill

Arts & CultureLive Music

Good Shout! Poetry Open Mic

The first Thursday of each month (well… from Feb, through Nov), we welcome Good Shout! to Here We Aren’t. Are you a poet? Come and do some words. Spoken Word and Poetry open mic, first come, first served. 10 minute max per poet, but priority is given to new performers and those who travel! If you would like to perform, get in touch with Good Shout!, via Facebook, or just turn up on the night and sign up on the door!

Thu 3 Sept19:45Here We Aren't

via Here We Aren't

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