Days Out

Cambridge Wide Open Day on 12 June.

Zapt Laser Tag is the latest attraction to be opened by Walthew Leisure, the family business behind the successful Clip ‘n Climb Cambridge.

The fair was officially opened by the mayor of Cambridge, Cllr Jenny Gawthrope Wood, and pennies were thrown into the crowd.

The programme will reveal new stories about the work going on behind the scenes at various National Trust sites.

Elspeth Owen and fellow artists remember half a century of the popular art festival, which will return in its anniversary year for four weekends.

This new venture is from the team behind Clip ‘n Climb in Cambridge and Climb Quest in Milton Keynes.

Reverend Stephen Cherry will ask at the Cambridge Literary Festival whether it is acceptable not to forgive people who have harmed you.

Fans can meet blockbuster children’s author A.F. Steadman in Waterstones next week.

Priceless Agatha Christie artefacts go on display in murderously good crime fiction exhibition

We talk to some of the first people to visit all 31 large sculptures.

All ages encouraged to rediscover our place in the natural world.

One of the highlights was a type of daffodil named ‘Madam Speaker’, in honour of former House of Commons speaker Baroness Betty Boothroyd.

The BBC’s first disinformation and social media correspondent is discussing her new book at the Cambridge Festival

Blake’s Universe is the largest ever display of work from the Fitzwilliam’s William Blake collection, with additional loans from other collections.

The site has its very own ‘Anglesey Abbey’ snowdrop, but also a number of others with weird and wonderful names.

Our guide to family events for the week.

Once every five years an opportunity arises to train as one of Cambridge’s official Green Badge guides who tell the stories of the city.

It’s heading here after launching at the Tower of London last year.

Mindfulness meditation teacher David Lynch is offering mindfulness-in-nature walks around Wandlebury Country Park.

Highlights will include the fire engine pull from East Road to Mill Road bridge and the community parade, led by local schools.