A young woman stands in front of a table fulled with fossils and activity sheets at a community lunch event.

Connecting with communities at holiday lunches

In 2025, over 1,000 people engaged with our collections in community centres across Cambridge, supporting Cambridge Sustainable Food and Cambridge City Council’s holiday lunch programme. The programme combines activities and food education, alongside healthy free meals, as part of the community food poverty response in the city. Food insecurity is at the heart of the cost-of-living crisis. A recent food… Read full article

A child-made paper mosaic which reads ‘I love Latin club’.

Why we still love Latin

As the Museum of Classical Archaeology celebrates 12 years of Latin learning, Education and Outreach Coordinator Martha Heemskerk explores what this ancient language offers to children, volunteers and schools today. Since 2013 the Museum of Classical Archaeology has run a programme of after-school Latin clubs in local state primary schools across Cambridge. In its 12th year, this programme is one… Read full article

A trolley with drawer on wheels. A lollipop style sign on top of the trolley reads 'Families' and full tote bags hang from one side. In the background is the Fitzwilliam Museum shop and lift.

Welcome on Wheels: The Fitz Family Trolley

Feeling welcomed and included are really important elements of a happy and successful museum visit. The new Family Trolley at the Fitzwilliam Museum has been designed to support even the youngest visitors to engage with the collection. Families with children are a crucial audience for museums. Ensuring that they feel seen, valued and welcome is really important in creating an… Read full article