Featured Events in Cambridge in July, 2025 (July Updated)

The Cambridge Shakespeare Festival is an annual festival of William Shakespeare's plays held in Cambridge, England. The Festival was founded in 1987 by Artistic Director Dr David Creeley. Performances are performed in Elizabethan costume and accompanied by live Elizabethan music. The Festival takes place over eight weeks in July and August and attracts over 25,000 audience members. Each performance takes place outdoors in the private gardens of each of the Cambridge University colleges, including the Gardens of King's College, Robinson College Gardens, Girton College Gardens, St John's College Gardens, Trinity College Gardens and Downing College Gardens.

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Having recovered from the challenges of our 5th IHCR conference in March 2020 -which saw us moving a 250-delegate conference in Sydney, to a wholly online conference within 5 days - we are back! The theme for 2025 is truly international – exploring and challenging the failings of health systems globally as they espouse reform whilst continuing increasingly complex, inefficient and outdated models of care, out-of-step with their community’s needs. Having moved from Washington to Brisbane then Sydney we are delighted to host the 2025 meeting in Cambridge - a fitting setting to explore evidence, innovate and network closely with global thought-leaders. Our Keynote speakers are exemplars in what can be achieved despite the many barriers to reform and will challenge and inspire us to influence change in our own sectors. Join us on Thursday 24 and Friday 25 July 2025! For onsite accomodation bookings, please click here and use the code 55929 . Learn more: Professor Claire Jackson Chair 2025 International Health Care Reform Thought Leaders Meeting, Organising Committee Dr Caroline Nicholson Co-Chair 2025 International Health Care Reform Thought Leaders Meeting, Organising Committee Confirmed thought leaders Professor Claire Jackson AM MBBS, MD, MPH, CertHEcon, GradCertMgt, FRACGP, FAICD Chair, 2025 International Health Care Reform Conference, Organising Committee Director, Centre of Health System Reform & Integration, Mater Research Institute, - University of Queensland Professor Martin Marshall Chair of the Nuffield Trust; Emeritus Professor of Healthcare Improvement at UCL; Non-Executive Director, Royal Devon University Healthcare Trust Professor Robert Phillips Founding Executive Director, Center for Professionalism and Value in Health Care, ABFM Foundation; Past Director Robert Graham Centre, Washington DC; Professor Family Medicine Conjoint Professor Diana O’Halloran AO Board Chair, Wentwest Professor Les Toop Emeritus Professor of General Practice, University of Otago, Christchurch; Advisor and past chair, Pegasus Health Primary Health Organisation; Member, General Practice New Zealand National Executive; Specialist General Practitioner. Senator Elizabeth Steiner Oregon State Treasurer, former Oregon State Senator, Adjunct Associate Professor of Family Medicine Oregon Health & Science University. Dr Michael Green MD, MPH, CCFP Director, Centre for Health Services and Policy Research CTAQ Chair in Applied Health Economics / Health Policy Information Source: Mater Research | eventbrite

Waterstones Cambridge is proud to host a conversation with the editor of the new Oxford World’s Classics edition of Virginia Woolf’s great novel, Mrs Dalloway , published for the centenary in 2025. Editor Trudi Tate will be in conversation with Claire Nicholson. They will explore some of the new areas that are discussed in the introduction - including women in Mrs Dalloway ; the First World War and shell shock; the vote; and the references to India in the novel. This talk is in collaboration with Literature Cambridge and their summer course on Virginia Woolf: Writing Life . Trudi Tate is Director of Literature Cambridge and an Emeritus Fellow of Clare Hall. Claire Nicholson is Chair of the Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain. Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

The gardens will be open from 5 pm. The performance will begin at 6 pm ending around 8.30 pm with one short interval. Ticket price (including concessions): £18 standard, £10 under 14s ; Free for under 6s Seats will be provided. If you wish to sit on blankets - and please bring your own picnic blanket, there is a designated ground level area in front of the seats where you will be closer to the action. Bring your own picnic and refreshments. After the shipwreck, Viola is separated from her twin brother, Sebastian. Disguised as a man, named Cesario, she enters the service of Duke Orsino, who already loves Lady Olivia. However, Olivia falls for Cesario, unaware that she is Viola, while Viola secretly loves Orsino. Meanwhile, Sebastian, who survived the shipwreck, arrives, leading to Olivia marrying him, thinking he is Cesario. As the confusion unravels, Viola's identity is revealed, and Orsino realizes his love for her . Castle Theatre Company is one of the oldest performing arts groups at Durham University, and for over four decades have taken an annual summer Shakespeare tour around the south of England and the USA, performing classic comedies on the lawns of stately homes, gardens, and abbeys. 2024’s touring production of 'As You Like It' was performed to sold-out audiences around the south of England. Information Source: Childerley | eventbrite

Do you love all things drag?! Well strut right up because “NOW! That’s What I Call…DRAG!” is BACK with a fabulous evening of DRAG in CAMBRIDGE! Serving up a classic slice of British drag cabaret, expect electrifying lip synching, stunning live vocals, camp comedy, audience games and of course…CHAOS! Hosted by East Anglian drag royalty Knuckle Sandwich and Will Power (with special guests TBA!) you'll be in for the night of your lives stacked with fabulous drag talent! After selling out their shows since 2022, you won't want to miss the return of East Anglia's ICONIC drag cabaret night. So put on that glitter, bat your lashes at the ready, and let the drag mixtape to begin! Trust us, you won't want it to end! This is a seated event! Doors at 7pm! Show at 7.45pm! There will be 10 tickets per show available to purchase ON THE DOOR at £13 each - these are first come, first served on the night - no reserves! Please note: We unfortunately do not offer refunds - please message if you have any questions! NOTE: NOW! That's What I Call...DRAG! is a queer led Drag Cabaret show, and we strive to welcome all audiences into our events, and the performers and audiences deserve your respect at all times. We kindly ask that ANY hen or stag party wanting to attend MUST message in advance of tickets being purchased. We reserve the right to refuse admittance if there is no prior contact, and refunds will not be issued. Thank you. Information Source: NOW! That's What I Call...DRAG! | eventbrite

MC BXB is set to take place at The Cambridge Room at House Of Blues in Dallas on July 25, 2025. This highly anticipated event will bring together music enthusiasts to enjoy an unforgettable evening of live performances. The venue is located at 2200 N Lamar St, TX, 75202, providing easy access for attendees. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to experience MC BXB in the vibrant city of Dallas.

LAST GANG IN TOWN present THE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS + PUSSYLIQUOR THE MENSTRUAL CRAMPS - We are excited to bring the loud, antifascist, anti-racist, pro-choice, intersectional, feminist DIY queer punks The Menstrual Cramps back to Cambridge! Founded in a bedroom in Bristol in 2016, The Menstrual Cramps have gone a long way since their first cycle. Politics on the brain and injustices surrounding them, they jumped ship to a dive in London and recorded their debut album ‘We’re Not Ovaryacting’ on distorted acoustic guitars, calling on the world to ‘Save the Badgers’, and ‘Cull the Tories’. Their debut music video for ‘My Bush Ain’t Ur Business’ was removed from YouTube after some trolls reared their ugly heads and didn’t want women to reclaim their own breasts or bodies. With their mission to ‘Make Girls Feel Good’, empower all womxn and end inequality and injustices across the world, The Menstrual Cramps are part of new era of musicians giving women, men and everyone outside or in between a fresh taste of feminist punk heritage. PUSSYLIQUOR – Pure uncensored female rage from the south coast is on its way to Cambridge! Originally formed in 2015, Brighton's Pussyliquor initially bonded over a shared passion for hardcore music and even harder core feminist beliefs. They have the no-nonsense and in-your-face approach that recalls the spirit and energy of L7 and The Slits. Known for crafting politically charged (and amusing) anthems, Pussyliquor’s music is a heartfelt nod to DIY punk and female empowerment. Putting the amp in tampon, raising estrogen levels wherever they go, expect an unapologetic, cheerfully obscene and intense live performance at the Blue Moon! Dousing punk rock with a tank full of petrol, this kick ass band are one of the most fun and filthy freedom-fighting feminist punk bands of this generation. It is dayglo, instant punk with a sense of humour and a pop sensibility. Information Source: Last Gang In Town | eventbrite

Important: The class will start with a warmup, which includes running and stretching. Please wear appropriate clothing. It is also recommended to attend in long sleeved tops to protect the arm. Note: the number of tickets is limited by the amount of our equipment. If the tickets are out, or you have your own recurve bow and/or arrows, please contact us at cambridge@pakuauk.com to see what can be done. About the classes: Pa-Kua is an international school of martial arts established in 1976, where we teach a system based on multiple styles and ancient Chinese knowledge. We offer a unique approach which emphasizes family atmosphere, personalized attention, acceptance of all people, and individual evolution. Our archery is a Ming Dynasty Chinese style, using thumb draw technique with archery thumb rings. We use traditionally shaped bows, bamboo arrows, and we also incorporate martial art elements. The main website of Pa-Kua is at pakua.com with information on the studios around the world, and on the history of the school. Our local site at pakua-cambridge.co.uk has information about the branch in Cambridge. If you wish to read more about our archery, there is an excellent article written by Pa-Kua Master Sérgio M. de Souza. Information Source: Pa-Kua Cambridge | eventbrite

Ride & Dine To celebrate our 10th anniversary, we have created an exclusive one-day event. It promises to be an intimate and truly unique experience for all attendees. The itinerary has been designed with both riders and non-riders in mind. Friends, family and partners are most welcome to join us on this special day. The event will take place in our hometown of ‘historic Cambridge’ on the 19th of July. Morning/ Founders’ ride We start the day with our Founders’ ride. We will roll out from the 2014 Tour de France start line and head out to the Cambridge countryside. This approximately 80km ride will follow some of our favourite country lanes and roll along part of the 2014 TDF route. The pace will be steady and will include a mid-ride fuel stop for coffee and cake. This is not a race but a chance to chat with fellow riders and take in the undulating Cambridgeshire scenery. Afternoon/ Explore Cambridge The afternoon has been set aside for you to relax and explore our home city. We will provide you with our personal favourites and recommendations on what to see and do. Choose from: punting, a walk through the historic city, a visit to one of the University museums, a leisurely bike ride or simply relax by the river. Cambridge has much to offer. Evening/ Celebration dinner The pinnacle of the day — join us for a fine dining experience at the famous and iconic King’s College, Cambridge. In the evening, all attendees will have exclusive access to the college’s private grounds for a pre-drinks reception stroll. The drinks reception and dinner will be held in one of the college’s private dining rooms. The dinner will be a three-course traditional college sit-down meal. The college kitchen has an excellent reputation for creating contemporary dishes with the best, often locally sourced produce. All accompanied by a selection of wine and port from the college cellars. The price includes: _Coffee and cake on the Founders’ ride _Access to King’s College private grounds _Drinks reception _Three-course, fine dining experience (vegetarian option will be available) _Sparkling wine, wine and port from the college cellars at the reception and dinner (non-alcoholic drinks will be available) _TICCC 10-year ‘goody bag’ Due to the dining capacity, spaces for this exclusive event will be limited. Information Source: TICCC | eventbrite

Nottingham Pub Crawl Join us to explore the best pubs in Nottingham. Meeting at Nottingham City Council to kick off the adventure. Get ready to enjoy an evening of laughter, drinks, and good company as we hop from pub to pub, experiencing the lively atmosphere of Nottingham's nightlife. This excursion is the perfect way to unwind and make new friends. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to discover some of the city's hidden gems and create lasting memories with the Tribe. Information Source: Tribe of Travelers | eventbrite

Tiddler (10.30am, The Atrium)Join our youngest actors, aged just 4 to 9, as they take you on a magical, under-the-sea adventure in this heartwarming stage adaptation of Tiddler by Julia Donaldson. Tiddler is always late for school but with the best excuses! From swimming with a mermaid to getting caught in a net, his tall tales are as wild as the ocean itself. But one day, Tiddler finds himself on a real adventure and it’s the one story he’ll never forget. Part of our spectacular YAC Drama Festival this July, this joyful and energetic production is packed with imagination, colour, and confidence. Come and watch our incredible young actors shine, bringing the beloved story to life with all the creativity and charm that only our YACtots can deliver! Treasure Island (11am, The Courtyard)Fifteen men on the dead man’s chest… Pirates sponging for rum, treasure maps filled with pieces of eight! As Billie Bones passes on the whereabouts of hidden treasure, join Jim, Long John Silver and the rest of his scurvy crew for this classic pirate adventure. Shakes & Speares (12pm & 3pm, Hub Courtyard)“With mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come.” - The Merchant of Venice Behind the crumbling walls of The Globe Retirement Home lives a cast of Shakespeare’s finest - older, creakier and just as theatrical. But when their beloved home faces closure, the residents hatch a wildly ambitious plan to save it... whether the world’s ready or not.Shakes and Speares is a laugh out loud, heartwarming comedy packed with mischief, mayhem, and walking sticks. With nods to Shakespeare's most iconic works, this original production celebrates community, creativity, and the unstoppable power of play. This is Shakespeare as you’ve never seen it before. 12pm - Junior Stage Academy PM 3pm - Junior Stage Academy AM A Midsummer Night's Dream (1.30pm, The Atrium)A Midsummer Night’s Dream is Shakespeare’s magical comedy of love, mischief, and transformation. When four young lovers flee into an enchanted forest, they become tangled in a web of fairy magic, mistaken identities, and shifting affections. Meanwhile, a group of bumbling actors prepare a play for a royal wedding, unaware they’re about to be swept into the chaos. With a mischievous sprite, a feuding fairy king and queen, and a man turned into a donkey, this whimsical tale explores the wild, unpredictable nature of love. Dreamlike, funny, and full of wonder, it's a timeless celebration of imagination and romance. The Sleeing Kingdom (1.30pm, Secret Courtyard)It’s Sleeping Beauty… but not as you know it. When a powerful curse strikes, the entire castle falls into a century-long sleep - everyone except Florence, the palace gardener. But when the spell is supposed to break, nothing happens. Forced to flee the castle, Florence finds herself in the bewildering world of the year 2000. Thrust into a whirlwind of strange slang, baffling technology, and unexpected friendships, she must navigate modern life while trying to save the home she’s loved for so long. With heart, humour, and a dash of mayhem, this enchanting adventure proves that sometimes, where you truly belong is in the unlikeliest of places. The Comedy of Errors (2.30pm, Field) Sun, sea, and silly situations. Join our senior actors for this classic Shakespearen comedy. Welcome to a modern day Ephesus, where the party never stops. There are twins. There are more twins. There are sisters, merchants, and long lost lovers. Antipholus is searching for Antipholus. Dromio is hoping to find Dromio. Unfortunately, they are unaware of the other's existence, leading to a truly remarkable amount of errors. Mistaken identity abounds in this high energy clowning piece. So grab your sunglasses, your favourite 80's pop classic, and get ready for some laugh out loud fun. The Light Burns Blue (4.30pm, Hub Courtyard)A bold, gripping story of truth, imagination, and the girl who fooled the world. In the shadow of war, one extraordinary girl captures the world’s attention - not with bullets or bravery, but with fairies. When Elsie Wright claims to have photographed real fairies at the bottom of her garden, the nation is swept into a frenzy. But as a young journalist is sent to uncover the truth, what she discovers is far more complex than she imagined. Inspired by the real 1917 Cottingley Fairies scandal, The Light Burns Blue is full of sharp dialogue, unexpected humour, and moments of quiet heartbreak. It will leave you questioning if a picture really is worth a thousand words. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (5pm, The Atrium)The classic tale of chocolate and wonder. Charlie Bucket finds one of 5 Golden tickets that takes him on a tour of the infamous Wonka chocolate factory. With classic characters and new oompa loompa rhymes this is going to be a fun filled show you don't want to miss. Time Out (Drama Studio 1, 11am)In this clever and captivating story, a group of students find themselves stuck in an endless detention loop. But this isn’t your average school punishment, with every repetition, new secrets unravel, hidden fears surface, and unexpected friendships form. Time Out is a surreal, heartfelt journey of self-discovery, told through sharp dialogue, imaginative twists, and standout performances from an extraordinary young cast. Finders Keepers (Drama Studio 1, 12pm)Get ready for mystery, mayhem, and a whole lot of heart as we roll out the red carpet for the premiere of Finders Keepers, the newest original film from our brilliant Junior Stage Academy PM company. In this high-energy adventure, two rival student groups go head-to-head in a thrilling race to solve clues, crack riddles, and uncover a hidden treasure buried deep within the school grounds. But as the game unfolds, they realise the real prize might not be what they were expecting at all… Battle of the Bands (Drama Studio 1, 1pm)Follow a misfit crew of teenage musicians as they chase glory, riffs, and a shot at rockstar status in their school’s legendary Battle of the Bands competition. With egos, emotions, and electric guitars colliding, this high-energy film is packed with humour, heart, and the ultimate showdown for centre stage. But the film is just the beginning… Cold Ground (Drama Studio 1, 2pm)Two years after the shocking murder of her best friend, Molly is done waiting for answers. Determined to uncover the truth, she launches her own investigation but what she finds is more disturbing than she ever imagined. As buried secrets come to light and suspicions close in, Cold Ground delivers a chilling, edge-of-your-seat journey into trust, grief, and the darkness that can lurk just beneath the surface. The Hostage (Drama Studio 1, 3pm)When renowned medical researcher Dr. Matthís is kidnapped and held for ransom, an elite rescue team is deployed to bring him home. But as the mission unfolds, the team begins to suspect that the greatest threat isn’t outside their ranks… but within. With gripping performances, pulse-pounding twists, and cinematic ambition, The Hostage is a standout film that will keep you guessing until the final frame. Information Source: The Young Actors Company | eventbrite

In this tactile workshop, we will be discussing the ins and outs of resin art and create an eye-catching and functional serving tray. Under the guidance of your artist host, you will decorate an Acacia wood tray with resin, add color, and work in 'sea wave' swirls. This piece will be a conversation starter and work as a unique serving tray for charcuterie or other snacks. It also makes a perfect a gift, or simply something cool to display around the house. Yes, resin that has hardened is indeed food safe! To preserve the smooth surface, we recommend handwashing with non-abrasive cleaner. We also do not recommend soaking the dish because wood can expand. During the holiday season, you have the option to use glitter and different seasonal colors, as seen in the photos. Tray is 11.5" long x 4.25" wide. Timing: Resin setting time is generally 24-48 hours to fully set. You can come to pick up the completed piece or have it shipped to you for a small fee to cover shipping and handling. All Materials Included. Duration: 1 hr Location: Craft Loft 100 CambridgeSide Pl, 2nd floor near TJ Maxx Cambridge, MA 02141 *Please see our refund/reschedule policy here. Please note that ticket sales end 24 hours prior to the workshop. We cannot guarantee availability for walk-ins. Thanks! Tipping is not expected but always appreciated! Information Source: Craft Loft | eventbrite

The 2025 Northeastern Miniforest Bus Tour is part of the Summit of the same name, organized by Biodiversity for a livable climate. The Summit is a multi-day event that advances the adoption of the Miyawaki method of afforestation in the Northeast U.S. through a bus tour of Massachusetts miniforests and two days of virtual programming. This tour will visit four different miniforests in Massachusetts, and provide reference for how the Miyawaki method can be used in urban settings, in rural environments, and in collaboration with school groups. Please select one bus: Bus A: Starting from Cambridge, MA at 9am ET Bus B: Starting from Cambridge, MA at 10am ET There are a limited number of spots on each bus. We kindly ask that you adhere to the schedule for the bus you are registered for. If you show up for a different bus than you are registered for, we will not be able to accommodate you. The summit (and bus tour) seeks to cultivate community, curiosity, openness to experimentation, and a sense of hope—amplifying the transformative power of working with, rather than against, the web of life. This event is organized by Biodiversity for a Liveable Climate. To learn more and register for the summit taking place on July 24 and 25, visit https://miniforests.bio4climate.org/ or contact us at miniforest@bio4climate.org . Information Source: Biodiversity for a Livable Climate | eventbrite

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Heatwave Hustle 5k Ready to break a sweat? Lace up your running shoes and join us for the Heatwave Hustle 5k at Cambridge Elementary School! This in-person event will have you racing through the streets, feeling the heat, and pushing yourself to the finish line. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a fun challenge, this 5k is perfect for everyone. So grab your friends, family, or even your furry running buddy, and come out for a morning of fitness and fun! Information Source: eventbrite

Experience a mesmerizing evening at the Late Night Drive Home event in Dallas. Taking place at The Cambridge Room at House Of Blues, located at 2200 N Lamar St, TX, 75202, on July 20, 2025, this event promises to be a night to remember. Immerse yourself in the soulful melodies and captivating performances in a cozy and intimate setting. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enjoy a late-night drive home filled with unforgettable music and memories.

Welcome to Summer Camp Week 4 at STEMOTICS ! Get ready for a week of exciting activities, learning, and fun with our team of experts. Join us starting on Mon July 21, 2025 at 09 :00 AM in person at our location. Don't miss out on this opportunity to make explore STEM concepts, and have a blast! See you there! Information Source: Stemotics | eventbrite

2025 Summer Training Workshop on Spatiotemporal Innovation Sponsored by the Spatial Data Lab , this hands-on workshop is designed to push the boundaries of spatiotemporal innovation using the latest advances in GeoAI (Geospatial Artificial Intelligence) and Generative AI. In an era where AI is reshaping every field, this workshop will immerse participants in cutting-edge AI-driven geospatial analytics, automation, and predictive modeling. For detailed agenda, visit https://sdl.gis.harvard.edu/event/summer-training-workshop-2025 . Information Source: Spatial Data Lab | eventbrite

Join us for a tour of the imperial war Museum. There is plenty to see and do including interactive displays, huge aircraft to discover and a host of inspiring stories IWM Duxford is a huge day out for all the family! The Weston Play Zone , our brand new multi-sensory outdoor play experience, will delight aspiring pilots of all ages and access needs. Please arrive at the school entrance for a 10.30 am start. Information Source: Little Miracles Charity | eventbrite

Sustainability in marketing, media and creative In this workshop, you’ll learn what sustainable marketing is and leave with practical tools to help you embed sustainable marketing as your business's new marketing approach. This will allow you to move away from ‘BAU marketing’ and leave old approaches in the past, where they belong! Every business faces marketing challenges, but in a changing world, where we are tasked with driving greater social and environmental impact as we move towards net zero, how can you demonstrate that your brand is marketing with purpose? Why is this important? It’s been found that 94% of consumers are more likely to be loyal to a brand that’s completely transparent." - Green Business is Good Business. In this 30-minute session, you’ll gain from practical examples of sustainable marketing and leave with a checklist to take away to audit your business marketing model. famille are a team of digital marketing and communications specialists who care deeply about people and the planet. We help purposeful brands to increase social and environmental impact by closing the gap between marketing and sustainability. Working across the environment, development, and education sectors, we help clients navigate marketing in a changing landscape of technology, climate impact, and marketing legislation so that they move forward with transparency. Debbie Larrad, Founder and Strategy Director at famille is the guest speaker delivering this workshop. For more information about this event, or to sponsor a future event, please email us at events@mantle.co.uk Information Source: Mantle Space Ltd | eventbrite

Harvard Book Store and BioMed Realty welcome Lisa S. Gardiner —science writer, geoscientist, educator, and author of Tales from an Uncertain World: What Other Assorted Disasters Can Teach Us about Climate Change —for a discussion of her book Reefs of Time: What Fossils Reveal about Coral Survival . Ticketing There are two ticket options available for this event. Free General Admission Ticket: Includes admission for one. Book-Included Ticket: Includes admission for one and one hardcover copy of Reefs of Time . Note: Books bundled with tickets may only be picked up at the venue the night of the event, and cannot be picked up in-store beforehand. Ticket holders who purchased a book-included ticket and are unable to attend the event will be able to pick up their book at Harvard Book Store up to 30 days following the event. This offer expires after 30 days. Please note we cannot guarantee signed copies will be available to ticket holders who do not attend the event. About Reefs of Time How fossilized reefs hold clues to the survival of corals in the Anthropocene With rising global temperatures, pollution, overfishing, ocean acidification, and other problems caused by humans, there’s no question that today’s coral reefs are in trouble. As predictions about the future of these ecosystems grow increasingly dire, scientists are looking in an unlikely place for new ways to save corals: the past. The reefs of yesteryear faced challenges too, from changing sea level to temperature shifts, and understanding how they survived and when they faltered can help guide our efforts to help ensure a future for reefs. Lisa Gardiner weaves together the latest cutting-edge science with stories of her expeditions to tropical locales to show how fossils and other reef remains offer tantalizing glimpses of how corals persisted through time, and how this knowledge can guide our efforts to ensure a future for these remarkable organisms. Gardiner takes readers on an excursion into “the shallow end of deep time”—when marine life was much like today’s yet unaffected by human influence—to explore the cities of fossilized limestone left behind by corals and other reef life millennia ago. The changes in reefs today are unlike anything ever seen before, but the fossil record offers hope that the coral reefs of tomorrow can weather the environmental challenges that lie ahead. A breathtaking journey of scientific discovery, Reefs of Time reveals how lessons from the past can help us to chart a path forward for coral reefs struggling for survival in an age of climate crisis and mass extinction. Bio Lisa S. Gardiner is a science writer, geoscientist, and educator. She is the author of Tales from an Uncertain World: What Other Assorted Disasters Can Teach Us about Climate Change . Her writing has appeared in leading publications such as the Atlantic , Hakai Magazine , and Scientific American . BioMed Realty Discover Here Author Series The BioMed Realty Discover Here Author Series is an engaging collaboration between BioMed Realty and Harvard Book Store. The series features thought-provoking talks by authors of recently published books on a variety of topics, including science, mental wellness, AI, history, and more. Each event includes an insightful discussion or presentation, followed by light refreshments and a book signing by the author. The series is open to both tenants of BioMed Realty and the general public. Information Source: Harvard Book Store | eventbrite

Gain the AI advantage in today's competitive financial landscape. This elite masterclass is tailored for hedge fund managers, portfolio strategists, analysts, and financial executives who want to stay ahead by leveraging artificial intelligence to drive alpha, reduce risk, and streamline operations. Join us to explore: How AI is reshaping quantitative strategies, trading models, and portfolio managementReal-world case studies of AI adoption by leading hedge funds and asset managersCutting-edge tools for market forecasting, risk analysis, and alternative data miningThe risks, limitations, and ethical considerations of using AI in financeStrategic frameworks for integrating AI into your firm’s investment process Who Should Attend: CIOs, fund managers, quant analysts, data scientists, traders, and senior financial decision-makers. Format: Expert-led session with live tool demos, institutional case studies, and actionable takeaways. No coding experience required. About the Trainer Joseph Wehbe is an American Artificial Intelligence ecosystem builder, and member of the World Economic Forum’s AI & Entrepreneurship Expert Network. He holds a Master’s in Artificial Intelligence from the Vector Institute in Toronto and Queen’s University, where Geoffrey Hinton, the “Godfather of AI,” serves as Chief Scientific Advisor. Joseph is Chief AI Ecosystem Builder at DAIMLAS, the #1 ranked AI ecosystem platform, which is part of the MIT CSAIL (Computer Science AI Lab) Alliances Startups & MIT Startup Exchange. DAIMLAS operates AI ecosystems in Boston, NJ, DC, Silicon Valley, Saudi Arabia and 3 in Africa. He’s also the VP Community for the Harvard Business School Alumni Angels where he is an alumnus. He has held AI training for NATO in Italy, Mohamed Bin Zayed MBZUAI AI University Abu Dhabi, Dubai Future District Fund VC Fellowship, SKEMA AI Center of Excellence Paris, Abu Dhabi University, Harvard Alumni Entrepreneurs, and many others. His work has been featured in the World Economic Forum, MIT Sloan AI Club, U.S. Congress, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy, and TEDxBoston. With a focus on national AI strategy, innovation access, and ecosystem development, Joseph is a trusted voice in the global AI landscape—helping governments, enterprises, and entrepreneurs harness AI for meaningful, inclusive impact. jwehbe@alumni.harvard.edu http://scholar.harvard.edu/josephwehbeai Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephwehbedaimlas/ URL: https://www.weforum.org/stories/authors/joseph-wehbe/ Twitter X: https://x.com/josephwehbeai Information Source: DAIMLAS - AI Ecosystem Builders | eventbrite

Want a gorgeous look without the fuss? Learn how to achieve a stunning, effortless look with simple and speedy techniques. Perfect for anyone who wants to look fabulous in a flash – it's the signature Tilbury glow, made easy! Whether you're coming by yourself or with a group, we look forward to welcoming you to our event. Tickets are £15 , redeemable on any Charlotte Tilbury product purchased on the day. Joining an in-store event Please arrive at the store at least 10 minutes before the start of the session and make your way to the meeting place, as detailed in your confirmation email. Please bring your ticket with you, either printed or on your phone, and your My John Lewis card or app for ticket redemption. All of our events are exclusive to My John Lewis members . As a member you are also welcome to book additional tickets for friends and family to attend with you. If you're not a member, it's easy to join . Please note Terms and Conditions apply You can see all upcoming events by visiting experiences.johnlewis.com Information Source: John Lewis Cambridge | eventbrite

Welcome to the Moodboard Masterclass! Join Emma from Emma Downie Interiors and Emily from Pippin Interiors in the beautiful showrooms of Ivett & Reed Ltd for a fun and creative evening. Whether you're struggling to put a room together, have just moved into a new home and are overwhelmed, or simply love anything interiors, this masterclass is perfect for you to boost your creativity and inspiration. On the evening you will be:- Learning from two interior designers how to create a moodboard that really matches your style Rummaging through our wide assortment of beautiful samples Creating your very own moodboard for a room of your choice to take home with you Learning more about Ivett & Reed's products Having a fun and relaxed evening with like-minded people Enjoying a glass of prosecco, nibbles and a goody bag each Information Source: eventbrite

About the event Original Dating is excited to be continuing their quality speed dating events back in Cambridge for this summer and beyond in the fantastic surroundings of The Lab. You'll be joined by around 30 people for short dates, each lasting four minutes. Just long enough to decide if you want to see each person again. After the event, you'll have access to our online matching system where you can find out who you've mutually matched with and get back in touch with the people you want to see again. We hope you can join us for our next speed dating event in Cambridge, we're confident you'll meet someone you'll want to see again, but if you don’t - your next event is free. Book now! How it works When you arrive at the best venue in town you’ll be met by our friendly host. After a quick introduction explaining the night, you'll be straight onto your first date. Each date will last around 4 minutes, the perfect amount of time to get to know someone and not that long to just have a chat, if not. Girls stay at the same table throughout the evening and guys move around the room. The following day you can select your matches, 'yes' 'no' or 'friend' and by 5pm you'll find out who you've matched with and be off on a date in no time. It's really that simple. We'll have a short break halfway through for you to top up your drinks. After the event Once everyone has met everyone your host will round up the event but that doesn't mean the night is over, there will be plenty of time to chat some more after the event. For more events and no additional booking charges, please visit our website . Information Source: Original Dating - Speed Dating London & UK | eventbrite

Whipple Scribble! 🖍🌟 After-hours sketching at the Whipple Museum, Cambridge. Wednesday 23 July, 5.30-7.30pm Free - Donate What You Can! Ever fancied sketching among telescopes, globes, and ancient scientific instruments? Step into Cambridge University's home for the history of science for a relaxed, creative evening. We’ll be running Whipple Scribble sessions every 8 weeks, each with a fresh drawing theme inspired by the museum’s collections. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just curious to try something new, all abilities are welcome. It's free to join, open to all, and a great way to connect with fellow creatives in the Cambridge area. 🖍 What to bring: We’ll provide basic materials such as paper and pencils. Feel free to bring your favourite sketchbook or dry media. Please note: no paints or watercolours are allowed in the galleries for conservation reasons. 📝 Do I need to book? Yes, please! It helps us plan the space and materials. Tickets are free, and donations are warmly welcomed. Your support helps us keep events like Whipple Scribble running. By donating, you’re helping us to sustain this after-hours offer, put on more public events and continue improving our visitor experience. Information Source: Whipple Museum of the History of Science | eventbrite

Calling all young creatives! Drop in for a fun-filled afternoon of arts and crafts, designed for kids ages 4–10. From colouring to hands-on projects, it’s the perfect creative escape. -- All children must be accompanied by an adult Location: The Sage of Cambridge Information Source: The Fellows House | eventbrite

Isaiah Falls will be performing at The Cambridge Room at House Of Blues in Dallas on July 24, 2025. The venue is located at 2200 N Lamar St, TX, 75202. Fans of the band can look forward to a captivating night of live music in a vibrant and intimate setting. Don't miss this opportunity to experience Isaiah Falls live in concert at this iconic Dallas venue.

Join us in the Metra Parking Lot on Friday, July 25, 2025! American English stands as the pinnacle of Beatles tribute bands, hailed as the undisputed best of our time. Their accolades speak volumes, having clinched the top spot in sound-alike contests at Beatlefest® for three consecutive years, as voted by thousands of fervent Beatles fans. This recognition catapulted them into the limelight, fostering a demand that transcends borders and launching them onto the global stage, gracing larger venues and theaters worldwide. Sharing the stage with musical legends like the Grassroots, the Neville Brothers, and the Doobie Bros., among others, American English has carved a niche for themselves in the annals of music history. A Few Things to Keep in Mind: This is a drive-in concert in the Barrington Metra Lot Maximum of six people per car, $35 per car Parking is first-come first-served; lot opens at 5:00 p.m. Bring your own chairs, small tables, food, and drinks No wood or charcoal firepits allowed Generously Sponsored by Barrington Bank & Trust . Questions? Contact Clancy Potts, Events & Marketing Manager, at cpotts@barrington-il.gov. Information Source: Village of Barrington | eventbrite