Let your Dad or someone special know you care by making them a card and decorating a personalised cork coaster.

This craft event is suitable for children aged 4 years +.

£2 per child.  Booking is advised as places are limited.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

For more information, ask a member of staff, call: 0345 045 5225 or email: Huntingdon.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

If you are looking to start tracing your family history and don’t know where to begin, or need some help with an

elusive ancestor - do come and see our friendly volunteers from the Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire Family History Society. You never know what you might discover...

 FREE Drop-in session.  No need to book.

Learn more about hedgehogs and how we can protect them with Shepreth Hedgehog Hospital.

Take part in a hedgehog themed craft.

Suitable for families. £1.00 per child.

Drop in or email stives.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk for more information.

Discover the life of William Rhodes Moorhouse, the first airman to be awarded the Victoria Cross for bravery during the great War, and his son ‘Willy’ who flew during the Battle of Britain. Both remarkable men and heroes of the nation, although there are dark corners to William’s story. Make up your own mind at the end! He divides opinion! 

Speaker Roger Leivers

FREE talk (donations welcome). Adults only.

Booking required. Ask at Huntingdon Library, call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Image: William Barnard Rhodes-Moorhouse, The War Illustrated, 10 July 1915

A Care Together event, creating a greener, fairer and more caring Cambridgeshire.

Bestselling author of psychological thrillers, Alison Stockham, introduces her latest novel The Man She Married.

Please note: Event requires one ticket per person. Book on Eventbrite.

Free event, but donations gratefully received.

Learn about the history of the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund with speaker Ian Denton.

There will be time for questions, as well as refreshments.

Free drop-in event, donations welcome.

Drop-in and chat to a CamSight representative to find out more about their monthly Peer Support Groups which provide an opportunity to meet with others, who live with a life-changing sight loss condition.

Explore the story of two families, a grand mansion and a town, during the most tumultuous period in British history, and learn how Huntingdon was a microcosm of the experience of the country through the Civil Wars. This talk includes royal visits, battles, plague, witchcraft, the most famous diarist in our history… and a monkey.

Free talk. Adults only. Booking essential.

For information ask at Huntingdon Library, call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Join the Cromwell Museum at Huntingdon Library during May half-term to discover the history of Huntingdon and create your own Town Crest.

FREE - drop in activity, no booking required.

For ages 6+

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

For information ask at Huntingdon Library, call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Please note the same children’s event will also be at Huntingdon Library on Wednesday 28th May, 10.30am - 12.30pm

Join Anglia Ruskin University for this free creative writing workshop!

Join Anglia Ruskin University creative writing lecturers Tim Jarvis and Jon Stone for a series of simple nature-writing exercises: see the world afresh from the perspective of animals, plants, earth and stone.

This event is for adults. Free and all welcome but booking required.

Join the Cromwell Museum at Huntingdon Library during May half-term to discover the history of Huntingdon and create your own Town Crest.

FREE - drop in activity, no booking required.

For ages 6+

Children must be accompanied by an adult.

For information ask at Huntingdon Library, call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

 Please note the same children’s event will also be at Huntingdon Library on Friday 30th May, 10.30am - 12.30pm

Get creative designing and decorating your own tile using special paint pens!

This craft event is suitable for children aged 4 years +.

£2 per child.  Booking is advised as places are limited.

All children must be accompanied by an adult.

For more information, ask a member of staff, call: 0345 045 5225 or email: Huntingdon.referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Living Knowledge: Free live screening from the Hay Festival.

Panel discussion with: Henry Marsh neurosurgeon, author who defends a right to euthanasia; Sonia Sodha a journalist whose recent exploration of assisted dying for the BBC led her to change her mind to now oppose it; Lord Sumption historian and former Supreme Court judge and Alex Goodman KC a barrister specialising in human rights. 

 Free drop in session. Starts at 1pm prompt.

Adult event.

Come and hear about Cambridge's longest running photograph studio, and the various photographers that have had the business - including women photographers Ramsey and Muspratt.

FREE talk (donations welcome). Adults only.

Booking required. Ask at Huntingdon Library, call 0345 045 5225, or

email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk

Living Knowledge Network: Free live screening from the Hay Festival.

Enter the prehistoric world with children’s TV superstar Andy Day and bestselling illustrator Steven Lenton on a fantastic magical dino-tastic adventure! Get ready to sing, draw, laugh and learn about some incredible dinosaurs. 

Free drop in session. Starts at 10am prompt.

Aimed at families with children aged 4+

Join Jonathan Crisp, Cambridgeshire’s Waste Education Officer, to find out more about recycling in South Cambridgeshire.

Drop-in session with refreshments.

Donations welcome.

Join us for a short talk on the photographic firm of Maddison and Hinde, established in Huntingdon in the 1850s, then visit our searchroom to view a selection of photographs from this fascinating collection.

FREE (donations welcome).

Places are limited. Booking required. Ask at Huntingdon Library,

call 0345 045 5225, or email Huntingdon.Referral@cambridgeshire.gov.uk