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UnmissableAutumnEventsYour guide to the best thingsto see and do this autumn…all designed with your safetyin mind.16
LIFESTYLEIt’s been a surreal year, but finally, life is adjusting back to normal as venues andattractions open their doors once again. We might have missed out on summerfun, but event organisers are ensuring we have an autumn to remember as pop upevents get set to welcome visitors in a new way…Heritage Open Week,11-20 SeptemberMore than ever the region’s historic attractions need our support, which is why it’sgreat to see the return of Heritage Open Days. For one week during September,heritage locations across the UK welcome visitors for behind the scenes tours, talks,exhibitions and more. This year there’s the added bonus of digital events so youcan enjoy the experience from your own home. The theme will be ‘Hidden Nature’offering the opportunity to discover the nature on our doorsteps, explore areasusually closed to the public and discover the history of the region’s gardens, parks,vineyards, farms and forests. To find out which venues are participating visit thewebsite at www.heritageopendays.org.ukCambridge Dragon Boat Festival,12 SeptemberOne of the most popular events in the city’s calendar; stand on the banks andcheer on teams as they paddle to the beat of the drum! It’s an action packed race,with over 40 teams battling it out over the 200m race course. Watch at the DittonMeadows location for a good view of the action and plenty of bank-side familyentertainment.www.dragonboatfestivals.co.uk/dragon-boat-festivals/cambridge-festivalLuna Cinema,21-27 SeptemberEnjoy a film under the stars with an outdoor cinema experience at Hatfield House.Taking place from 21 to 27 September at 7.30pm, you can watch classics such as‘Back to the Future’, ‘Dirty Dancing’ and ‘Grease’, and recent blockbusters such as‘Joker’. Socially distancing measures will be in place to keep guests safe. Pitcheswill have more space than usual, chairs will be sanitised after each screening and nofood will be served, however you’re welcome to bring along a picnic!www.thelunacinema.comKnebworth Decorative & Salvage Fair,19-20 SeptemberA great fair to browse and pick up quirky and vintage items for your home andgarden. The fair attracts dealers from around the country offering an eclectic mixof decorative pieces and furnishings. It’s best to arrive early if you want to bag abargain. Cash is key and don’t forget your tape measure!www.bentleysevents.com/knebworthMrs Cromwell’s Kitchen – Autumn Harvest,7 OctoberCheck with the venue or eventbefore you visit about thesafety measures they have inplace and whether you haveto pre-book in advance. Pleasekeep social distancing rules inmind at all times.Step back in time in Ely for a taste of the past. Taking place at Oliver Cromwell’sHouse, Mrs Cromwell will be in the kitchen serving up old recipes such as beef withrose hips. Local guide and food historian, Nora Gardner, will be on hand to teachyou more about the variety of flavours and ingredients, and how food has changedover the centuries. You’ll also be able to take part in a tasting session of authenticrecipes from the 17th century as well as some of the modern equivalents.www.olivercromwellshouse.co.uk17
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