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1054 Shellard Side Road, Cambridge, ON N1R 5S2

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Kings Hedges Road, Cambridge, CB4 2QT

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The Babraham Research Campus, Cambridge, CB22 3AT

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Storey's Way, Cambridge, CB3 0DS

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Wilbraham Road, Cambridge, CB25 9BU

Get ready for an epic 1940's weekend as Bottisham at War is back, and it’s bigger and more exciting than ever before! Bottisham at War Returns – Bigger, Better, and Unforgettable! Get ready for an epic weekend as Bottisham at War is back, and it’s bigger and more exciting than ever before! This year, we’ve packed the event with something for everyone – history buffs, families, and vintage lovers alike. The Showstopper Battle Reenactment Our centerpiece reenactment will be a thrilling spectacle, bringing history to life like never before! Expect dramatic special effects, intense explosions, and the roar of gunfire as you witness a truly immersive WW2 battle. Plus, you’ll have the chance to tour the battlefield alongside our passionate reenactors. For the 1940s Enthusiast Step back in time with live 1940s music performances throughout the weekend! Dance the night away with top-notch live singers, or join in the fun with swing dance demonstrations and lessons on Sunday. Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a beginner, there’s something for everyone. Vintage Shopping & Fashion For those who love all things vintage, our 30+ trade stalls will have you covered! Browse through a fantastic selection of vintage clothing, militaria, and one-of-a-kind treasures. WW2 History & Vehicles Dive deeper into history with a diverse range of WW2 living history displays , where you can meet reenactors and interact with the past. Marvel at an impressive collection of WW2 vehicles , from tanks to jeeps, giving you a truly immersive experience of the era. Family-Friendly Fun There’s something for everyone at Bottisham at War! Your admission includes access to our fantastic museum and the Flying Tractor Café , where you can relax, grab a bite, and soak in the atmosphere. Don't Miss Out! Mark your calendars for Saturday, June 27th, and Sunday, June 28th . This is a weekend you won’t want to miss, whether you’re a history enthusiast, a vintage fashion lover, or just looking for a fun family day out. Book your advance tickets now to secure your spot at one of the most exciting events of the summer! Information Source: Bottisham Airfield Museum | eventbrite

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2 Brooks Road, Cambridge, CB1 3HR

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Trumpington Street Cambridge CB2 1RB United Kingdom The Fitzwilliam Museum

Bringing together objects craftedinthe moment and aftermath ofhistoric battles, modern warfare and contemporary conflict,War Craftconsiders how and why they were created and shares the stories of thesoldiers, civilians and prisoners of warwho made them.Discover theingenuity, artistry andself-expressionthattransformedshell-cases and ammunition tinsfrom objects of killinginto mementoes,souvenirsanddecorativedomesticobjects.

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650 East Kendall Street, Cambridge, MA 02142

ACS 2026 returns to Cambridge, bringing together top minds to discuss basic scientific, translational, and financial advancements in aging. Aging research is entering a new phase. For years, the field has been driven by foundational discoveries across epigenetics, immune aging, mitochondrial biology, and neurodegeneration. Today, those insights are beginning to move beyond the lab and into therapeutics, diagnostics, and real clinical strategies. At the same time, advances in biomarker development, longitudinal data collection, and AI-driven analysis are reshaping how aging is measured, tracked, and ultimately intervened on. Aging Code Summit is designed around this shift. Now in its second year and becoming one of Longevity Global’s flagship events, the summit brings together a highly curated group of ~300 attendees across science, biotech, pharma, and investment. The focus is not on broad, high-level discussion. It is on what is actually working, what is still unclear, and what it takes to move aging biology into practice. Find this year's agenda, speaker lineup, and pitch competition information HERE . What Will Be Covered Day 1: Science → Translation → Capital Day 1 is grounded in the biology of aging and how it connects to real intervention and company formation. Discussions will focus on: Core mechanisms driving aging and age-related disease, including areas like mitochondrial dysfunction, immune aging, and epigenetic regulation How these biological insights are being translated into therapeutics, biomarkers, and measurable interventions The current state of aging clocks and other approaches to quantifying aging What it actually takes to build in longevity, from early validation to infrastructure and execution How investors and pharmaceutical companies are evaluating the space, including where there is real traction and where skepticism remains The goal is to connect foundational science directly to how programs and companies are being built today. Day 2: Clinical → Deployment → Scale Day 2 shifts to how aging science is applied in real-world systems and where the field is heading next. Discussions will focus on: How aging biology is being integrated into clinical and patient-facing models The role of longitudinal biomarker tracking and continuous lab testing in preventative care How real-world data is beginning to inform intervention strategies and clinical trial design The challenges and opportunities in scaling these models across broader populations The role of AI and data infrastructure in both discovery and clinical deployment Day 2 also features: Live pitch competition finals for Seed and Series A companies building in aging and longevity - APPLY TO PITCH HERE Direct interaction between founders, investors, and pharma teams evaluating the space Who This Is For This is a space for people actively building in the field: Scientists advancing aging biology and age-related disease research Founders developing therapeutics, platforms, and diagnostics Investors exploring where the field is heading Pharma and BD teams evaluating new approaches Operators working across data, infrastructure, and clinical systems Physicians integrating aging biomarkers and preventative approaches into care Science-driven wellness and nutrition practitioners What This Becomes Aging research is moving quickly, but real impact depends on how effectively those insights are applied in the real world. Aging Code Summit brings together the people needed to turn that work into tangible outcomes. Information Source: Longevity Global | eventbrite

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16 Saint James's Street, Nottingham, NG1 6FG

Drawing, doodling, sketching and drinking in a relaxing atmosphere. Join Us for Draw & Drink! Come along for a relaxing, enjoyable couple of hours drawing, sketching or just doodling. Bring your pencils, chalk, crayons or whatever. Beginners are welcome. Whether you're a pro or just doodling for fun, bring your imagination and chill. It’s all about relaxing, drawing, sipping. Bring a friend 🙂 Information Source: davidoh1953@gmail.com | eventbrite

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5/6 Gwydir Street, Cambridge, CB1 2LJ

The third of three spoken words evenings led by Mill Road Poetry, in partnership with Hot Numbers. Mill Road Poetry – Spring Season 2026 Mill Road Poetry are delighted to announce our upcoming programme of Poetry Nights for Spring 2026! Join us for three more poetry evenings led by Mill Road Poetry, in partnership with Hot Numbers Gwydir Street: Thursday 26 March Thursday 30 April Thursday 28 May Poetry brings together the many voices of our city, and enables us to explore ourselves and the world around us within a supportive space and welcoming community. Furious, joyful, light-hearted or loud - all poetry is welcome and we'd love you to share your work with us. The format for our poetry evenings is a programme of readings by local poets and writers, curated by poet, Jon Morley. Our Poetry Nights at Hot Numbers are all about the atmosphere: spoken word poetry in a fabulous neighbourhood café, for a small, respectful audience, that is relevant, poignant and powerful. Come and experience something special! Tickets will be available to purchase one month before each event and can only be purchased for one event at a time. Entry is £7. Doors open at 6.30pm. Poetry starts at 7.00pm and runs until around 9.30pm. Refreshments will be available for purchase throughout the evening. To ensure that each poet receives equal support, we also ask that you stay for the whole evening. We know that our Poetry Night tickets sell very quickly - but don’t despair if you find that this event has already sold out: do get in touch at the email address below, as we may be able to offer you a cancelled ticket on the door. To help us to do this, if you have a ticket and find that you can’t attend, please cancel via Eventbrite so that others can take your place - even if it is the day of the event itself. Many thanks! You can make sure that you have advanced warning about future events via the Mill Road Poetry mailing list: please contact Emily Patterson at millroadpoetrygroup@gmail.com to find out more and to add your name and email address to the mailing list, so that you can hear about future poetry events in Cambridge! Please also contact Emily if you would like to get involved in the organising side of things and/or to share some of your work at future poetry events. Information Source: Hot Numbers Coffee LTD | eventbrite