Improving peoples understanding of cats and their care.

An overview of how criminals know your email address and telephone number, how they use the telephone and the internet to send you messages with the intent of deceiving you into believing they are genuine. With a raised awareness you will be in a good position to help manage suspicious communications and protect your electronic devices from cyber criminals.

Join us to enjoy short readings from best loved children’s books, past and present. Just listen, or bring readings of your own to share.

Refreshments available.

Dontations welcome.

Join Jonathan Crisp, Waste Education Officer based at the Thaila Waste Management site in Waterbeach, to find out more about recycling in South Cambridgeshire.

Drop-in session with refreshments.

Donations welcome.

The history of Duxford airfield from 1918 to its current position as a world ranking aircraft museum.

Bernard Olley (Guest Speaker)

Learn about Earth & Mind’s ‘Foraging for Wellbeing’ sessions at Milton Country Park, and join in with their microgreens activity. There will be time for questions, as well as a hot drink and a chat.

Free drop-in event, donations welcome.

Improving peoples understanding of cats and their care.

Come along to hear how the RAF Benevolent Fund supports members of the RAF Family through thick and thin providing practical, emotional, and financial support whenever they need it.

Free drop-in event.

Donations welcome.

Free Papercraft activity with Craft 4 Smiles

Craft 4 Smiles provide accessible creative papercraft and mixed media programmes for adults who wish to improve their mental health and wellbeing whilst learning new crafting skills.

Join them as they host a short talk followed by one of their craft activities.

Birdhouse gift box kits will be provided.

Stay and chat with others over refreshments.

Donations are welcomed.

The controversial 1988 C14 carbon dating results of The Turin Shroud spurred scientists, researchers and Christian believers into pursuing the truth of this remarkable burial cloth - a silent witness to a crucified man. Who is that man? ‘The Shroud That Came to Light’ seeks to present the evidence of exactly who he is.

Diane Drewery (Guest Speaker)

Animal history researcher and library assistant Eric Halinski will be giving a talk about the evolution and history of bats. Learn what they eat, how they live, and how they went from flying mice to Halloween icons, as well as which bats we can see at night here in Cambridgeshire.

Stay afterwards for a chat over a cuppa with other local residents.

Donations welcome.

The Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology has spent several years moving its stored collections. Find out how they did it, what they have learned and hear some of the extraordinary stories from artefacts from Cambridge and further afield.

Free drop-in event, no need to book.

Feel free to stay for a chat and refreshments.

Mary Burgess, our Local Studies Librarian, will be taking about the eco movement, from the impact of draining the fens through to allotments and the whole food movement. Hear about the various different ways people have had an impact on the environment.

Feel free to stay and chat over refreshments.

Donations towards the library service welcome.

Discover the fascinating, and often grisly, history of one of Britain’s favourite beverages.

Free refreshments available but donations are always welcome.