To celebrate the rich legacy of Catalan cultures in Fitzwilliam College and at Cambridge University, we have created the Roberto Gerhard Annual Lecture on Catalan Culture. Playwright and screenwriter Guillem Clua has kindly agreed to deliver this first ever Annual Lecture. (1/3)

So cool to hear from Guillem Clua tonight about transforming his play Smiley into a Netflix sensation! With fascinating insights into the parallels between early cinema and theatre, the adaptation process and bilingualism on screen😍 Gràcies a tots dos Guillem Clua Isaias Fanlo!

stumbling across things like this is why i could never not have twitter 😍

This month’s Let's Talk About Loss meet up in Cambridge involved hearing Freya talk about her book The Tidal Year - a refreshingly honest convo about loss, female friendship and how tidal pools offer a contained space in contrast to the overwhelming nature of the sea and grief💙

Angèle at Wembley! so surreal to spend a night singing along to French songs in London, surrounded by French speakers, A-Level students and language lovers… what MML dreams are made of🥰

mmll lib doing numbers !

Wimpole Hall dressed as a rosy-cheeked milkmaid age 5 // nearly twenty years later in an ornate mirror! bonus: - the inspired idea of pines cones to stop you sitting on fragile furniture (!) - a breathtaking library

next week!!📱📚

So many fun and productive discussions at Cambridge Assistant Library Staff Forum today! Social media, accessibility, cataloguing mysteries, precarity & solidarity in the library sector… plus a beautiful new sticker for the work notebook🤓

There's always a reason to stop by the MMLL Library 📚🧐

just can’t get enough of the seventeenth century🥹 finishing The Three Musketeers and jumping straight into The Ghost Ship @katemosse !

M’encanta saber que a la biblioteca de la Facultat tenim aquests tresors amagats!

Wow Cambridge University Press, I know I ordered this via print on demand but you really didn’t have to…!🥹😅

Vorarlberg views⛰️🌸🐄

So much fun trying out cyanotype fabric from Kettle's Yard for this quilting project🧵👗

At the Early Modern French Seminar’s first session of Lent, Cambridge History’s Emma Spary will consider Madame de Sévigné through the lens of global herbal remedies. 💬 ‘Drugs, Diplomacy and Display at the court of Louis XIV’ 🗓️2nd Feb, 12pm 📍 Millicent Garret Fawcett Room, Newnham

*squeals in dix-septièmiste*