Current Events

King’s College Chapel took a century to build and to furnish (from 1446 to 1547). The form we see today is the result of the work of three dynasties (Lancastrian, Yorkist, Tudor) and five monarchs (Henry VI, Edward IV, Richard III, Henry VII, Henry VIII).

Expert tour guides will be taking NVS members on a walking tour of Cambridge on selected dates. The walks will be on Tuesdays after the talk ends and last around an hour. Members will be told which dates and where to meet in the newsletter.

This event is for registered NVS members only!

The Museum of Classical Archaeology houses one of the finest collections of plaster casts of classical sculpture in the world.  Discover this unique museum and explore its extraordinary collection. 

This group is for adults. Please bring your favourite sketchbook, or just pencil and paper, and join the Art for All Levels group. Some materials will be available, and there will always be something interesting to draw or paint. Enjoy shared company and ideas. Over time, your drawing skills and confidence will improve. 

Join Sarah, who is a yoga teacher of 40 years experience, to do some mindful Hatha Yoga which is not only good for the body, but also helps to ground and calm and soothe the whole system.

Whether you are experienced in crochet, a long-time knitter, or trying it out for the first time, join our group on Thursdays from 10:00-12:00. Everyone is welcome, crochet or knitting is not essential. Most materials will be provided. 

Join our member, Genevieve, for a guided tour of The Sleepers, an art exhibition at Murray Edwards College. The Sleepers surveys works by 12 artists to explore why sleeping, dreaming and resting have been depicted by women artists. It also asks us to consider who has access to these vital moments of relief and respite.

Around the World with Women Writers is a participant-led lively and friendly international forum for those who are interested in women writers from around the world.

Join us for a tour of West Hub.  Familiarise yourself with the variety of facilities offered at the Hub and enjoy lunch or visit the cafe after the tour.

Children are welcome!

One of the largest Roman Catholic church in the country build in 1890.  The church’s significant size, landmark features and stunning architectural detail were intended to suit its anticipated role as the centre of Catholic life at Cambridge University.