Really? There's more to the UL site than the library?: a walking tour

Really? There's more to the UL site than the library?: a walking tour

Really? There's more to the UL site than the library?: a walking tour

event Saturday 28 September 2024 schedule 10.00am - 10.45am BST
Sold out
Sold out
event Saturday 28 September 2024 schedule 10.00am - 10.45am BST
  • University Library
In-person | £10
Open to: 
Alumni and guests
Theme: 
Extracurricular
Location: 
Festival Hub, Sidgwick Site | View details

If you fancy stretching your legs during events at the Sidgwick Site, you might want to join this intriguing 45-minute walking tour that will start and finish at the Sidgwick Site.

We’ll make our way towards the University Library.  What a site! A very famous architect who didn’t get what he wanted, a controversial artist who caused a strong difference of opinion between Germaine Greer and Dame Mary Beard and a patriotic groundsman who stayed silent when his beloved cricket pitch was ripped up.   Those of you who have been to Florence may have noticed that a nearby building seems rather familiar!  After heading back, the tour wouldn’t be complete without a visit to the place where John Lennon said “that was the first time I had appeared un-Beatled.”

Can't make the 10.00am tour, why not join the 11.30am later today.

Speaker

Murray Jacobs

Murray Jacobs

Murray Jacobs is a qualified Cambridge Green Badge Guide running "Hidden Cambridge". He organises informative and entertaining walking tours, talks (both face-to-face and online) including stories and characters that he is confident even locals and alumni won't know about. He also organises corporate team-building events.

Booking information

Price: 
£10
Capacity: 
20

This event has sold out.

Location

Festival Hub, Sidgwick Site
Cambridge
CB3 9DP
United Kingdom

Contact

The Festival Team
Meeting point: 
Festival Hub, Sidgwick Site
Location information: 

 

Accessibility: 

This will be at a leisurely pace and is limited to the city centre. It is suitable for wheelchair users.

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