The Michaelhouse Centre & Café . Trinity Street . CB2 1SU

MICHAELHOUSE ARTS AND EVENTS FOR JUNE 2018

Migrants Rights

Join local activists and academics for a discussion on

migrants' rights in the context of Brexit, Saturday 16

June 2018, starting 2.15pm at Michaelhouse Centre.

More than one in ten Cambridge residents are non-UK

EU nationals and their rights in the UK are still not

secured. We will discuss what 'settled status' means,

what is the 'hostile environment' and what are the main

concerns regarding migrants' rights in the context of

Brexit. We will also answer your questions at the end.

Book your free ticket here:

https://cambridgeinlimbo.eventbrite.co.uk or contact

one of the organisers at allexandrabulat@gmail.com

We are delighted to announce that Canon Adrian Daffern has been appointed Vicar of Great St.

Mary’s & St Michael’s from the beginning of September. Canon Daffern is presently Rector of

Woodstock and Bladon and Megan his wife is Chaplain at Jesus College, Oxford.

Canon Daffern brings a wealth of experience of parish and cathedral life, together with university

and civic engagement. He has written on the spirituality of Julian of Norwich and is an enthusiastic

organist. We greatly look forward to the development of the next chapter of our wide outreach

ministries together.

Adrian writes ‘I am excited, and humbled, to have been called to serve as the next Vicar of Great St

Mary’s. Megan and I are very much looking forward to coming to live in Cambridge; and I am going to

enjoy building relationships with members of the church, the University, and the city. It is a thrilling but

daunting vocation, and I ask for your prayers, as together we discern God’s will for our worship and witness

in the years to come’.

Welcome: The Reverend Canon Adrian Daffern

Canon Adrian Daffern

The Newnham Art Group is a well established class that

meets at St Marks Community Centre on Barton Road

in Cambridge. In fact some of our members have been

coming for 25 years!

We enjoy expressing ourselves in various media,

including oils, acrylic, watercolour, pastels and collage.

We meet weekly with a tutor, local artist Robert Good,

who shares his knowledge and encourages us to think

about and develop our work. Group members work on

individual projects and our work is diverse as you will

see in the exhibition. We are a friendly group who

enjoy the social side of our classes and are able support

and advise each other. Café Space 18-30 June.

Café Exhibition: Seasons

Come along to the opening event for 'The Yellow Brick Road', a

fundraising art exhibition on the theme of childhood and memory

for Cambridge Children's Charity Week (CCCW).

The opening event is at the Michaelhouse Café on Thursday 7 June

from 6.30-8.30pm. There will be a secret auction of art by

established and emerging artists, live music from Humfry Finkel,

a print and art book sale, a raffle and some light refreshments. All

welcome. An exhibition is in the café from 4-16 June. Come and

help raise money for local children’s charities and grab some

beautiful art for your home.

Café Exhibition & Event: The Yellow Brick Road

MICHAELHOUSE ARTS AND EVENTS FOR MAY 2018

Friday 8 June & 22 June at 12.30pm

The Stephen Perse Foundation

Please join us for these vocal and classical

music concerts. Previous performers

have been finalists from BBC Young Musician

of the Year. The programme is released a

week before the concert in the Michaelhouse

Café Foyer. Admission is free with a retiring

collection.

Saturday 16 June at 1.00pm

Graeme Mitchison and Jon Fistein

Debussy: Cello sonata, Beethoven: Cello

Sonata No 5 in D. Entry free with retiring

collection for the Michaelhouse Chorale

Lunchtime Concerts

The Michaelhouse Chapel . Entry via Michaelhouse café .

“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.”

Matthew 11:28

WEDNESDAY AT 1.00 PM

Cambridge School of Visual and Performing Arts ( 6-19 June)

Fast forward to the year 2050. Futurologists tell us life as we know it will

have changed beyond recognition. Technology, environmental pressures, and

declining access to energy and resources will radically transform our

relationship to work, nature, our health and our bodies.

The results of a speculative design project by MA students from Cambridge

School of Visual & Performing Arts, this exhibition invites you on a journey

into that future.

Through design, photography and illustration we explore the possible

scenarios we might find as we ask: how can representing the city’s future help

us to visualise the issues that Cambridge faces today?

Exhibition: Cambridge 2050

Cambridge 2050. What does the future hold?

Monday - Thursday Prayer and music in the chapel 09.30-10.30am Tuesdays in the Hervey De Stanton Chapel

Tuesday Ark Communion

10.30-11.30am Exploring the Eucharist through play. Great

for pre-schoolers and their carers. Followed

by refreshments

Wednesday Well of Stillness

1.00-1.30pm Contemplative prayer, silence and reading

Thursday Holy Communion and Bible Study 1.00-2.00pm A small welcoming group open to all

Friday Prayer and breakfast 7.30 - 8.45am Last Friday of the month only

Friday Michaelhouse Chorale

2.30-3.30pm A choir for people with mental health

conditions, their carers,

family and friends to meet, sing and have fun.

More information in the foyer

Hello! I’m Helen Orr,

the Priest at

Michaelhouse.

I’m here Monday to

Thursday (in term

time) from 9.00 am till

12.00 noon. Please

feel free to pop in and

see me or join in one

of our events.

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