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We spoke to Salua Qidan, founder of Folkglory, about their embroidery kits which are available to buy in the Kettle’s Yard Shop. Click here to browse Folkglory embroidery kits.

Friend of Kettle’s Yard, Martin Thompson, tells us about the recent Friends’ trip to Leighton House and Cosmic House in London.

In this blog post, Music Associate Deborah Carnwath introduces the upcoming 2023–24 Chamber Music series.

All donations large and small really do make a difference to what we can do.

Find out more about embroidery in this latest blog post before your visit to our new exhibition Material Power: Palestinian Embroidery.

Plants have always been an important part of the Kettle’s Yard house. For the first time since 2015, one of the plants has flowered. Visitor Assistant Andrew Smith tells us about the bromeliad plants at Kettle’s Yard.

As part of UAL Decolonising Arts Institute’s 20/20 project, we’re pleased to announce that Adham Faramawy will undertake a residency at Kettle’s Yard from July 2023.

Here is a short guide to some of the makers and spaces which make up the contemporary ceramics scene in and around Cambridge, as recommended by Kettle’s Yard, put together by Assistant Curator (Projects) Naomi Polonsky.

Kettle’s Yard is delighted to be part of The Wild Escape