As part of our regular Coffee, Cake and Conversation sessions on a Tuesday morning, this month we have an author talk.

Rosie Zanders, a former Cambridge Blue Badge Guide, will be talking about her book Cambridge per diem, a daily chronicle of Cambridge connections.

This book is a collection of Cambridge anniversaries, at least one for every day of the calendar year; it offers stories, reflections and insights into some of the remarkable people who have inhabited or passed through this remarkable city. The talk is tailormade for 1st April, focusing on today’s anniversaries.

Free to come and everyone is welcome.

Drawn to the Garden

Caroline Quentin talks to Tamsin Westhorpe - Live streamed to Bar Hill Library

A livecast from the Hay Festival, delivered by the British Library’s Living Knowledge

The winter months don’t mean an outdoor space can’t be a source of comfort and solace, as Caroline Quentin argues in this event. The actress, known for her roles in TV shows such as Men Behaving Badly, Bridgerton and Jonathan Creek, is also the author of Drawn to the Garden, a collection of stories, advice, recipes and poems about her love for gardening.

This is a free event, but there are limited spaces, so please book either in the library, or by emailing BarHill.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

The inside story on writing a psychological thriller, with popular author Alison Stockham.

Tickets £2 from the library or contact BarHill.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk