An exciting work experience opportunity for students aged 16+ from Museum of Classical Archaeology ✨

Express your interest by Friday 24 May 2024.
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Enjoy a coffee and a cake in our beautiful gardens at Kettle's Yard 🌿

Our cafe, Garden Kitchen, serves a delicious, fresh selection of sweet and savoury treats for you to enjoy 🍰

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Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is honoured to have collaborated with the La Perouse Aboriginal Community to secure the return of these exceptionally significant spears. 👇

🌟 We’re thrilled to share that we’ve won the 2024 Association for Art History Curatorial Prize for our exhibition ‘Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance’!
A huge thank you to Association for Art History and our colleagues and collaborators! 🎉 #AAHCuratorialPrize #AAHCuratorialPrize s

Help digitise the Cambridge University Herbarium 🌿
Curatrix, Cambridge University Herbarium (CGE) is home to over 1.1m plant specimens collected over 300+ years. The team is looking for online volunteers to transcribe specimen labels & make them accessible to biodiversity researchers.
Join in: bit.ly/44e2UqB

Read how Kettle's Yard is working to minimise the environmental impact of its exhibitions, including current display, Issam Kourbaj: Urgent Archive.

🧵👇 #EarthDay #EarthDay 2024

It's #EarthDay 2024! 🌎

From today you can see a new climate change installation, The Butterfly Effect, on display The Sedgwick Museum, created by a group of Parkside Community College students with artist Hilary Cox Condron. They hope to inspire us all to take positive action for our planet.

🌎Join us in celebrating #EarthDay on Monday with a special Garden guest, Bessie the Book Bike, and some nature-inspired reading!
📚Cambs Libraries are bringing Bessie, a unique eco-friendly electric-assist bike/mobile library to the Garden Café from 12 – 2pm, weather permitting!

Last chance to apply❗️

We're looking to commission an interactive Pop-Up Museum to engage a range of audiences across Cambridgeshire on the theme Our Planet, inspired by collections Cam Botanic Garden The Sedgwick Museum Museum of Zoology, Cambridge.

Closes 9am this Friday 19 April. Cambridge Zero

Applications to our 4 CC-EE CDP fully funded AHRC studentships are now open! ccc.cam.ac.uk/cc-ee/students…
Exciting opportunities to research amazing collections of Fitzwilliam Museum Museum of Zoology, Cambridge Gressenhall Farm and Workhouse Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery in partnership with Cambridge University ARU Durham University

University of #Cambridge museums have won £3m funding for the care of the UK’s highest concentration of internationally important collections outside London

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Join us for Connecting Cambridge: Family Day!

From hands-on play to building a mini museum, there will be plenty of free activities for all the family!

There’s no need to book, just drop-in on the day and get involved.

🗓️Sat, 20 April
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Exciting news! The house will be reopening on Tuesday 16 April 🌞

We have all missed welcoming you into Kettle's Yard so can't wait to open the doors on Tuesday morning.

More info and book your tickets: kettlesyard.cam.ac.uk/plan-your-visi…

📷 Paul Allitt

🚨We’re hiring!🚨
Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is looking to appoint a part-time Photo Collections Assistant (Fixed Term) to support the care of & access to it's important Photographic Collection.
Find out more & apply here: jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/46099/

Closing date: 28/04/2024
#MuseumJobs

❕ Final weekend to express your interest ❕

Explore the theme of queerness in our collections and help us create a series of community art workshops culminating at Cambridge Pride in June.

Closes this Sunday 14 April, 5pm.

News | University of Cambridge Museums get £15m for collections-based research – The Sedgwick Museum among nine institutions that will share funding over the next five years

Read: ow.ly/TCAU50Re7Rt

Did you know a Burmese python can live for over 20 years? It can also take up to 14 days for food to travel from its mouth to the other end! Find out more amazing facts with our Family Trail. PLUS on display - a 3.5 metre long python skeleton 🐍 FREE entry. University of Cambridge Museums