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SUMMARY:The Really Wild Jam: Launch of Cambridge's Green Trail
DESCRIPTION:The Really Wild Jam launches the Green Trail connecting culture\, community\, and biodiversity.  \nA day-long concrete jam with DJs\, dance\, and live installations marks the opening of a new creative nature corridor linking Cambridge North station with SIN Cru’s micro eco studio and community garden.  \nThe Green Trail is an artist-led project bringing together local communities and schools with both local and national creatives. Throughout the day\, the station forecourt will be continuously animated with live DJs and an open dancefloor\, welcoming people of all ages and backgrounds. \nAt 1:00pm\, a series of speakers\, including representatives from CrossCountry Trains\, will be joined by live poets and MCs\, offering reflections that bridge culture with environmental awareness. \nAt 1:30pm\, Valoris hosts the lino with live beatboxing and breakin’ showcases\, foregrounding Hip Hop as a dynamic\, embodied practice. \nAt 3:00pm\, a guided walk of the Green Trail departs from Cambridge North station\, leading participants through all ten wayfinding points en route to SIN Cru’s studio in Kings Hedges. \nAlong the route\, audiences will encounter live art interventions and unexpected moments\, bringing the trail to life as an immersive journey. Goodie bags will be available for the first participants to complete the walk.
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/the-really-wild-jam/
LOCATION:Cambridge North Train Station\, Cowley Road\, Cambridge\, CB4 0WZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Outdoors,Performance
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SUMMARY:Nature and Ecology Mural - Abbey-Chesterton Cycle Bridge (phase 2)
DESCRIPTION:Nature lovers\, protectors\, sprites and spirits of the Cambridge commons! Tim\, Hilary and teenagers from Red Balloon\, Abbey and Romsey Mill youth clubs launch this second phase of painting the Abbey-Chesterton Cycle Bridge of the Chisholm Trail. \nMaybe you’d like to sketch your ideas or help create stencils – drop by 23-24 May. Don’t wait for the reveal of the finished piece…come watch the grit\, the detail\, the stencils\, and the cans of spray paint\, and maybe give encouragement and ideas! \nLearn about this extraordinary art project \nThis project is commissioned by the River CamCAN (Climate Action Through Nature) partnership grant led by Cambridge Past\, Present & Future\, and funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. \nWe thank Cambridge City Council\, Cambridge County Council\, Gonville & Caius\, and Cam Conservators for their permission and support.
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/mural-phase-2-bridge/2026-05-24/
LOCATION:Abbey-Chesterton Bridge\, Ditton Meadows\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Outdoors
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SUMMARY:Nature and Ecology Mural - Abbey-Chesterton Cycle Bridge (phase 2)
DESCRIPTION:Nature lovers\, protectors\, sprites and spirits of the Cambridge commons! Tim\, Hilary and teenagers from Red Balloon\, Abbey and Romsey Mill youth clubs launch this second phase of painting the Abbey-Chesterton Cycle Bridge of the Chisholm Trail. \nMaybe you’d like to sketch your ideas or help create stencils – drop by 23-24 May. Don’t wait for the reveal of the finished piece…come watch the grit\, the detail\, the stencils\, and the cans of spray paint\, and maybe give encouragement and ideas! \nLearn about this extraordinary art project \nThis project is commissioned by the River CamCAN (Climate Action Through Nature) partnership grant led by Cambridge Past\, Present & Future\, and funded by the National Lottery Community Fund. \nWe thank Cambridge City Council\, Cambridge County Council\, Gonville & Caius\, and Cam Conservators for their permission and support.
URL:https://cambridgenaturenetwork.org/event/mural-phase-2-bridge/2026-05-23/
LOCATION:Abbey-Chesterton Bridge\, Ditton Meadows\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Outdoors
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