Over the past few months, you may have picked up on the conversation about an ABID (Accommodation BID)/ Visitor Levy being introduced in the City. This is something Cambridge BID is exploring as a way of funding Visit Cambridge and the development and management of greater Cambridge as a destination, shifting the funding from the businesses and public sector to the visitor.
Thanks to Mills and Reeve, Graduate by Hilton Cambridge, and MODO for supporting the Cambridge Arts Festival 2025
We are incredibly grateful for the generous support of our 2025 partners, as they played an integral role within the Cambridge Arts Festival this year. Their commitment to the arts and community aligns perfectly with the festival's mission to celebrate creativity, inclusivity, and innovation.
This Christmas season, Taxi Marshals and Open Space Guardians will be on duty every weekend on Fridays and Saturdays in December, helping ensure safe journeys home and supporting those in public spaces. On Saturdays, Street Pastors will provide care and assistance to those in need, and Nightlite will offer a welcoming safe space for anyone feeling unwell or seeking a place to rest…
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of the Love Cambridge Christmas Magazine 2024! This festive guide is your go-to resource for experiencing the magic of the holiday season in Cambridge. Whether you’re looking to explore the city’s vibrant Christmas offerings or seeking inspiration to make your celebrations extra special, this magazine has it all.
As Halloween weekend approaches, the city is preparing for well managed celebration under the Purple Flag status. On the night of October 26th, the streets of Cambridge will come alive with festivities, and thanks to a strong partnership between Cambridge BID, CAMBAC, and other key stakeholders, the city will have enhanced safety measures in place.
This year, we are offering a new tiered partnership system—Bronze, Silver, and Gold—ranging from £250 to £1000. These packages offer unique opportunities to engage with the community through art galleries, workshops, talks, screenings, and interactive events throughout the city. We would love for you to be involved!
Maria Manion (Chief Executive) and Hannah Lee (Digital Marketing Coordinator) recently spoke to students at the Westminster Working Cultures event. The programme enables students to hear from a variety of different speakers from different positions and industries and learn more about what is on offer for them when they graduate from university.
Over the past few months, you may have picked up on the conversation about an ABID (Accommodation BID)/ Visitor Levy being introduced in the City. This is something Cambridge BID is exploring as a way of funding Visit Cambridge and the development and management of greater Cambridge as a destination, shifting the funding from the businesses and public sector to the visitor.
