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  • Families in the Garden (Winter) – Green Backyard

    A chance to explore the fun and creative seasonal activities that families can do in the garden together. This session is led by Vikki Harold and will be great fun for all kids both little and big. This free course is suitable for everyone. Please ensure you and your family come dressed appropriately for the […]

  • Lunchtime Concert: Jill Crossland (Piano)

    Jill Crossland is known for her interpretation of music by composers such as J S Bach, Mozart and Scarlatti, and Chopin. In this concert she will play sonatas by Scarlatti, a selection from Bach's "Well-tempered Clavier" and a selection of Schubert "Moments Musicaux" and Impromptus. As usual the café will be open from noon, serving […]

    £5
  • Wildlife Wander – Nene Wetlands

    Join one of our knowledgeable volunteers for an informal 90 minute guided walk around the Nene Wetlands. This is a great opportunity to ask any questions you have about the wildlife of this internationally important wetland, meet like minded people and get out in the fresh air. Opticron binoculars will be available to borrow during […]

    £3
  • Families in the Garden (Autumn) – Green Backyard

    A chance to explore the fun and creative activities that families can do in the garden together. This session is led by Vikki Harold and will be great fun for all kids both little and big. This FREE course is suitable for everyone. Please ensure you and your family come dressed appropriately for the weather […]

  • Lunchtime Concert: Die Winterreise (Part 1) – Robert-John Edwards

    Lunchtime Concert: Die Winterreise (Part 1) - Robert-John Edwards: Tuesday 9th October 2018 (1pm -1.45pm) In this lunchtime concert Bass-Baritone Robert-John Edwards and pianist Gina Kruger will perform the first part of Schubert's Die Winterreise (Winter Journey) D911. This cycle of 24 songs was composed and published in two separate halves during 1827, and today's […]

    £5
  • A Tale of Trees, the Battle to Save Britain’s Ancient Woodland

    An illustrated talk by nature writer and Guardian country diarist Derek Niemann. A nation that loves its woods and trees has somehow managed to destroy up to half of its ancient woods in only 40 years. How and why did this happen? And who prevented them all being lost? "A Tale of Trees" tells a […]

    £2.50
  • Wildlife Gains through Good Development – the Wildlife Trust approach

    This illustrated talk by Martin Baker,  Wildlife Trust Conservation Manager for Cambridgeshire, will examine a number of cases where the Wildlife Trust has been able to secure significant biodiversity gains through working closely with developers. These include flagship projects such as Cambourne, Trumpington Meadows and  the Nene Wetlands Centre. Tea, coffee and biscuits are provided. […]

    £3
  • Stanwick Lakes Wildlife Watch – Go Batty

    Discovering the creatures of the night! Suitable for children. Children should wear sensible outdoor clothing - warm, waterproof and wellies if necessary. FREE event. Meet at The Rangers Cabin. Contact Penny Loyla on 01933 652362 for further information, accessibility advice or directions. Saturday 13 October 2018 10am - 12noon The Rangers Cabin, Stanwick Lakes, Stanwick, […]

  • Hinchingbrooke Wildlife Watch – Fairy Rings and Fungi

    Come and join Hinchingbrooke Wildlife Watch in the Park. You will have lots of exciting things to do! Suitable for children. FREE Wildlife Trust BCN event Booking advisable: contact David Robinson on 01480 388666 to book place(s), get further information, accessibility advice or directions. Saturday 13 October 2018 10.30am to 12.30pm Hinchingbrooke Country Park Visitors […]

  • Rustle – PaddleBoat Theatre Company (Undercroft Theatre)

    Imagine that you're far from home, playing in the woods all on your own and all is still and calm and clear - But what's that rustle that you hear? PaddleBoat Theatre Company are back in Peterborough to tell you the greatest campfire story ever told: where sleeping bags become monsters, rucksacks become friends, torches […]

    £5