An opportunity to ask us your gardening questions and find out what we're up to in our veg garden!

In this online talk Dr Amy Tobin, curator of Exhibitions, Research and Events at Kettle’s Yard explores gender, art making, performance and desire in the works by three women artists featured in The Human Touch exhibition: Alexis Hunter, Ketty La Rocca and Geta Bratescu.

Join the Friends of Kettle’s Yard and Phil Neale, one of our Visitor Assistants and Chair of the T.E. Lawrence Society, for an online talk on the friendship and correspondence between Jim Ede and T.E. Lawrence, ‘Lawrence of Arabia’, and their mutual interest in art and literature, as well as their memories of India.

This half-day session with Botanic Garden Director, Professor Beverley Glover, will explore the concept of colour in plants

Join us on 29 April, 13 May and 3 June for a three day online event series.

Looking at twelve selected trees, this half-day workshop will explore the lives of trees through a selection of their uses

Science on Sundays is a programme of free, informal, monthly science talks, bringing the latest discoveries in plant science, as well as research linked to the plant collection at CUBG, to our visitors in a 30 minute nutshell. 

This morning course will trip lightly through the biology of pistils, pastimes of pastoral poets and a plethora of amorous potions

An exhibition of works by the artist Alfred Wallis.

Learn how The Society of Dilettanti influenced the Georgian landscape garden

Learn how, far from being a desert, Fenland is a biodiversity hotspot that merits study and conservation

This course will explore the chemistry and botany of the main edible plant families that contribute fruits and vegetables to the human diet

Science on Sundays is a programme of free, informal, monthly science talks, bringing the latest discoveries in plant science, as well as research linked to the plant collection at CUBG, to our visitors in a 30 minute nutshell. 

Taking inspiration from horticulture, history and literature we will explore how gardens and plants can be a "fatal attraction"

Take your hand sewing skills further with this traditional Dresden plate ‘chrysanthemum’ block

Come on a journey to far flung places to find out where our familiar and not so familiar spices come from

Kettle’s Yard is pleased to present Untitled: art on the conditions of our time. This exhibition brings together work by 10 British African diaspora artists with a focus on how their innovative practices ask important questions about some of the most important cultural and political issues of our turbulent times. 

Science on Sundays is a programme of free, informal, monthly science talks, bringing the latest discoveries in plant science, as well as research linked to the plant collection at CUBG, to our visitors in a 30 minute nutshell. 

Science on Sundays is a programme of free, informal, monthly science talks, bringing the latest discoveries in plant science, as well as research linked to the plant collection at CUBG, to our visitors in a 30 minute nutshell.