Times and dates: 12 noon on Saturday 27 April to 12 noon on Sunday 28 April
Join us as we explore the Botanic Garden for wildlife, counting as many species as we can in 24 hours. Book onto a wildlife workshop or drop-in to discover the wonderful animals and plants of the Garden.
More information on how to book will follow.
No need to book.
No need to book.
No need to book.
No need to book.
No need to book.
The new work called We takes its inspiration from the proposal by Jean-Luc Nancy that “we are” - that we exist through relationship, coupled with a symbolic play on the letters used to denote electricity from which this work is made.
The work inside the Museum will be accessible during normal opening hours. The work outside the Museum will be lit up from 10am-10pm.
Robinson College Chapel
Grange Rd
Cambridge
CB3 9AN
Admission by concert programme obtainable from Robinson College from 12.45 onwards. Voluntary collection after each concert. Programmes may be subject to change.
Please note that this concert replaces the previous concert with Maurizio Parisi, and will take place in Robinson College Chapel, while Gallery 3 of the Fitzwilliam Museum is closed for refurbishment.
The University’s West Cambridge development has proved enormously fruitful for Cambridge Archaeological Unit (CAU), particularly the North West Cambridge site, now renamed Eddington. CAU has been digging on-site for almost 20 years and the extraordinary insights into the area’s prehistoric and Roman past, plus the many Anglo-Saxon, medieval and 20th century finds are of global archaeological significance.
This display celebrates this incredible work and represents the thousands of objects that have been found over the years.
Director Andrew Nairne will discuss ARTIST ROOMS Louise Bourgeois and Julie Mehretu Drawings and Monotypes in the galleries.
Meet 5 minutes before the tour starts in the galleries.
FREE, no booking required
