Winter fair Timetable 2009
Start Time End Time Venue Description
10:00 11:00 A mile of Mill Road

MILL ROAD WINTER FAIR - 5th December 2009

STARTING AT PARKER'S PIECE AND WALKING INTO MILL ROAD, THE FAIR GOES ALL THE WAY TO COLERIDGE ROAD, ROMSEY MILL AND THE LABOUR CLUB

However much you thought was going on at the Fair, there is MORE!
10:30 17:00 Donkey Green by Swimming Pool A marquee on Donkey Green will have many market stalls (see list at end of programme)

13:30 performance by WriteOn!

14:30 CHINESE DRAGON DANCE (Sponsored by Kym Lau of Kymmoy)

15:00-15:45 Taoist Tai Chi Society

16:30 Announcements of winners of HATS! Competition

16:45 ARCO IRIS SAMBA BAND
10:00 17:00 From Donkey Common to Romsey Mill and beyond 10:00-10:30 The Greater Bibleway Gospel Choir
ALL DAY LONG There will be
street entertainments and buskers (see below)
the art exhibition (see below)
the Fifth Plinth at Ditchburn Gardens (http://www.mill-road.com/millroad_community.aspx and scroll down to 'timetable')
a HATS! competition
guided walks
music at the Labour Club (http://www.mill-road.com/millroad_community.aspx and scroll down to 'timetable')
children's entertainments at Romsey Mill (http://www.mill-road.com/millroad_community.aspx and scroll down to 'timetable')
the Food Fair (see below)
Market stalls (see page below)
10:30 17:00 Jimmy's and Zion Baptist Church, 1 East Road Jimmy's Nightshelter and the Zion Baptist Church are playing host to community groups including Cambridge Link-Up, Roots & Shoots, and Wintercomfort offering Christmas goodies for gifts or decoration! We also hope to have an art exhibition in the church. Free refreshments available. There will also be a stall, with tea, coffee and cakes, together with information about Zion Baptist Church. Cambridge's Volunteer-driven Community Radio Station, 209 radio on 105 FM, will be broadcasting live in partnership with Jimmy's Night Shelter at the Zion Church. Come and find out more about the radio broadcast voice of Cambridge City and see the acclaimed Homeless Truths team make a programme live from the church. http://209radio.co.uk http://homelesstruths.209radio.co.uk
10:30 17:00 Hughes' Hall, Mortimer Road See Mill Road's own College of Cambridge University from the inside! Hughes Hall is delighted to offer Winter Fairgoers tours of Hughes. The doors of the college will be open to visitors and there will be tours at 10:30, 12:30, 14:00 and 15:30 with mulled wine and mince pies.
10:30 00:00 Anglia Ruskin University, East Road From 14th to 22nd December Anglia Ruskin University will exhibit, during normal opening hours, the pictures from the Mill Road Winter Fair Exhibition which will be shown at the Salvation Army Community Centre for the day of the Fair. Everyone from the Mill Road area is very welcome to this and all the exhibitions in the Gallery, easily accessible from the Mackenzie Road entrance to Anglia Ruskin University.
10:30 17:00 Oxfam, 2 Mill Road Pirates 'R' Us
10:30 17:00 Computer Resale, 4 Mill Road Mill Road Art - Tom Morgan-Jones will be displaying pictures as part of the Mill Road Art Exhibition
10:30 16:00 Greek Orthodox Centre, 5 Mill Road Come and get a sense of Greece and Cyprus at the Greek School of St Athanasios. Sample our food, listen to our music and join in our culture!
10.00-12.00 Greek Tea, Coffee, Cakes & Savouries
12.00-14.00 Greek Souvlaki, Vegetarian Pastries & other delicacies for lunch
14.00-16.00 Greek Tea, Coffee, Cakes & Savouries
12:00 17:00 Fagito, 6 Mill Road Celebrating 21 years in business. 21% off all purchases over £2.00. One percent for every year.
10:30 17:00 Nutters, 10 Mill Road Visit Santa Claus and the elves here today
10:30 17:00 Arjuna, 12 Mill Road There will be a photography exhibition, 'Lumiere' by Alexandra Medeville, as well as artwork by Arjuna Workers. Fair Trade samples and Japanese delights to taste throughout the day, including roasted chestnuts. Yay.

Outside as usual, Mouth Music will provide delicious fresh pizza and piping hot soup. Hopefully, weather dependent, we will have live music on the street to keep your feet a-moving!

1:30 onwards, Lucas and Chris will play music from Burkina Faso
11:00 17:00 Arjuna Health Care Clinic, 12 Mill Road Open day (11-5pm): Visit Arjuna Clinic for taster treatment sessions of massage, kinesiology, reiki, hypnotherapy, reflexology and iridology. Taster sessions cost £5 for 15 minutes.
10:30 17:00 Spice Gate, 14 Mill Road Free Arabic sweet with every purchase over £5.00
10:30 17:00 Code, 16a Mill Road Pop in here to see 50s glamour in action and, on the beauty side, a free voucher for a January mini-hand or foot massage to people who come for a full treatment on the day of the Fair.
10:30 00:00 Jaffa Net Cafe, 20 Mill Road Arabic tea and sweets for free when you get a shisha pipe and maybe some exotic dressing-up
10:30 17:00 Baguette Express, 24 Mill Road There will be a fuzzy person to greet you
10:30 17:00 The Cycle Repair Shop, 26 Mill Road Bring on the clowns!
10:30 16:30 7 Guest Road Look in the window here to see Critturz artwork and find some jewellery made by Kerry, Loren and Emma too. Starslikeroses.
10:30 17:00 Nip-In, 30 Mill Road Henna hand-painting
10:30 17:00 CB1, 32 Mill Road Parkside Federation Creative and Media Students will show the film of their stage performance of "Graveside Monologues" at the Junction as part of the Hotbed Festival, inspired by Mill Road Cemetery. They will take over the basement for the day and show artworks and give impromptu dramatic and musical performances.
10:30 17:00 Oriental Direct, 34 Mill Road Come here to see traditional Chinese decorations
10:30 17:00 Penguin American Dry Cleaners, 36 Mill Road Mill Road Art - Pop in here to see the art on the day of the Fair and for a week afterwards
10:30 17:00 Cambridge Wine Merchants, 42 Mill Road Some traditional mulled cider to warm you up and a hot fruit punch for those saving themselves for Christmas. A blind tasting challenge with good prizes.
12:30 17:00 Six Bells in Covent Garden Mill Road Art Mulled Wine at £2.50 per glass and Soup & Bread at £2.95. These will also be available to take away. They are also pleased to display some of Sam Motherwell's work on the day and for the following week.
10:30 16:00 Avenue of Limes leading to Cemetery 10:30 until Dark

11.00 Allan Brigham Mill Road Walk. Meet by the Lodge, Mackenzie Road entrance End: 13.00. Romsey Town Price: £6.50 (under 16 free). Just turn up, but places are limited. To guarantee a place please book: 0793 311 4324 http://www.mill-road.com/millroad_community.aspx for details.

12:00 Exploratory walk of Mill Road Cemetery starting from Friends of the Cemetery stall
14:00 Exploratory walk of Mill Road Cemetery starting from Friends of the Cemetery stall

Throughout the day there will be buskers

FOOD FAIR
See list below.

10:30 17:00 Sally Ann's, 44a Mill Road There will be some treats on offer and don't forget to look at the window!
10:30 17:00 Books for Amnesty, 46 Mill Road Books for Amnesty invite you to join us for Amnestea all day
12:00 17:00 Rotana Cafe, 50 Mill Road Halal sandwiches for £2.20 falafel and hummus for £1.80 plus fresh fruit juices throughout the day. Shisha pipes £5.00.
12:00 17:00 Kymmoy, 52 Mill Road Kym offers a special lunch at £4.99 and a raffle in aid of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity on the day of the Fair. See her in traditional Chinese dress for the day, and meet the Chinese Dragon after lunch. Kymmoy is the proud sponsor of the Chinese Dragon.
10:30 17:00 Tudor Rose Café, 54 Mill Road Home made boureki for £2.00 and traditional Turkish salep, a home made drink, for £1.50, specially prepared for the Fair
10:30 17:00 Petersfield Pharmacy, 56 Mill Road Free testing for blood pressure and diabetes on the day of the Fair
10:30 17:00 Hair and Beauty Within, 56a Mill Road The luminous ravers will offer 20% off everything in the shop on the day of the Fair. (Well. Not quite everything!)
10:30 17:00 Winfield Chinese Supermarket, 58 Mill Road Free Chinese sweet with every purchase over £3.00
11:00 17:00 Dragon Chinese Fast Food & Take Away, 60 Mill Road Free China tea with every meal - Open from 11.00 - 5.00
12:00 17:00 Al Casbah, 62 Mill Road All day grill, with North African specialities, including home-made merguez sausages in sandwiches, to take away.
10:30 17:00 Café Brazil, 64 Mill Road Mill Road Art. There will artwork by Merle Sild on display for the day of the Fair.

Try the special Brazilian feijoada or home-made soup, great on a cold day, with a half price hot drink for the day of the Fair.

12:00 17:00 Café Adriatic, 66 Mill Road Eat the Italian way. Traditional Italian winter fare. Dine at communal tables on polenta with oxtail stew or a mushroom cream sauce to warm you up.
10:30 17:00 The Mosque at Abu Bakr Siddiq Islamic Centre Free tea and coffee throughout the day. Free books and exhibition about Islam. Free guided tours of the Mosque. Face painting and henna painting. Prayers 13:00, 14:15 and 16:00 - Come and see how Muslims pray one of the five daily prayers.
12:30 01:00 Live and Let Live, 40 Mawson Road Cambridge Morris Men with Coton Morris, Ely & Littleport Ladies Riot and Gog Magog Molly Dancers
10:30 15:00 Pieros' Hairdressing, 72 Mill Road Roman Party, and a raffle with prizes up to a value of £150
12:00 14:00 Kohinoor Tandoori Restaurant, 74 Mill Road Fair special: any curry, rice, naan and small cola for £6.50
10:30 17:00 Mace Stores, 78-80 Mill Road This is Mace's first year in the Fair, so pop in to see authentic Gujarati dress.
10:30 16:00 Donaldson's, 82 Mill Road Offering numerous specials on the day - up until 12.30 hot bacon and/or sausage or omelette baps, 12.30-16.00 hot sub rolls. Offers on packs of muffins or doughnuts with mince pies and Christmas or snowman gingerbreads.
10:30 17:00 Digital Village, 86 Mill Road A special window for the Fair
10:30 17:00 Ditchburn House

From 10:00 to 10:30 The Greater Bibleway Gospel Choir will play before the formal Opening of the Fair by The Right Worshipful the Mayor, Cllr Russ McPherson

From 10:30 Ditchburn House is again home to the famous jewellery stall, the WI and many other stalls, and Father Christmas will be visiting so that you can have your photograph taken with him.

They will serve lunches and then, when they are finished, cream teas during the afternoon.

From 10:30 in Ditchburn Gardens All day market stalls, the Fifth Plinth, and performances by Women of Note, Edna Murphy Classical Quarter, Capoeira, Gomito performers, Cambridge Morris Men with Coton Morris, Ely & Littleport Ladies Riot and Gog Magog Molly Dancers. Feast your ears + tap your toes to the winter warming songs of Good Vibrations, Cambridge's very own home-grown community choir.
12:00 14:00 Rice House, 88 Mill Road Lunch for £4.00 - Beef, chicken or barbecued pork curry with boiled or egg fried rice, or chicken, beef or barbecue pork chow mein, shrimp special or mini spring roll.
11:30 16:00 Bacchanalia, 90 Mill Road If you want to try winter in a glass come in & try our warm spiced cherry beer.

Mark, creator & brewer from the Cambridge Moonshine brewery will be in the shop from about 11.30am till 3pm talking about his beers. Three of his beers will be available on draught to sample & countless bottles from him. Interestingly one of the beers called CB1 is based on an old recipe from Dales brewery on Gwydir street. There will also be a stout in an oak cask to sample.

He represents the most local brewery to here being based in the Gog Magogs & has some great innovative ideas about brewing, including beers based on local recipes & a range of beers brewed in honour of the University's 800 years.

10:30 16:00 CamCycles, 92 Mill Road Fair special: Puncture repaired for a fiver with a quality Schwalbe tube used every time
10:30 17:00 Babylon ITS/Cambridge Inkand Toner, 94 Mill Road Surprise!
12:00 15:00 Sweet 'n Spicy, 102 Mill Road Fair special: homemade biryani with a soft drink, tea or coffee, for £4.99
11:00 16:00 Salvation Army Community Centre, 104 Mill Road Mill Road Art All day there will be an exhibition provided by local artists. On 14th December the exhibition will move to the Ruskin Gallery at Anglia Ruskin University, easily reached through the entrance at the end of Mackenzie Road. That exhibition will go on till 22nd December. For contributors, see list below

Refreshments will be available throughout the day.
11:00 17:00 St Barnabas Church 11-3.30 Live music, Community Café, Under 5’s activity area, bouncy castle, interactive Christmas story, arts and crafts display, children’s activities, puppets and drama (12 and 2 p.m.), community and charity stalls, local history exhibition, St Matthews Conservation group. Rounding off at 3.30 with our Annual Christingle Service for children and their families.

Author and Illustrator Anna Nilsen will be signing children's books and Artisstics has a wide range of studio pottery Christmas gifts for sale. www.annanilsen.com / www.artisstics.com. Original Christmas cards and gift tags designed and donated by local artist Chantal Tunnacliffe.

10:30 17:00 Seoul Plaza, 91-93 Mill Road Visit to see what wonderful things you can eat there on the day of the Fair. They will be cooking fried dumplings, Korean sushi and Korean chob cheb - noodles with vegetables and chicken wings. Also selling kimchi.
10:30 17:00 Cantab Millennium, 95 Mill Road Conservative Party tombola.

Photographs of children who have had their faces painted at Lifecraft and at 75 Mill Road, courtesy of Lifecraft (parents must accompany children).

DVD Swap Pit and other surprises.
10:30 17:00 Cambridge Antiques Centre, Dales Brewery Gwydir St Mill Road Art - Paintings by Willroy
10:30 17:00 The Hive, Dales Brewery, Gwydir St There will be a special Christmas window
10:30 17:00 Williams Art & Antiques, Dales Brewery, Gwydir St 10am: The Cambridge Arts Movement is based at Williams Art, just round the corner at Dale's Brewery, Gwydir Street. Here, a growing number of the city’s most talented artists meet and display their work.

CAM artist Mr Nicholas Ellis will be presenting The ILLUSTRATED HARD TIMES, an exhibition of many of the chapter headings he is producing for the Dickens' classic, which is being published as hardback and paperback books as well as an animated video. Many other CAM artists will also be represented and there will a large number of unique and original cards on display for the festive season. Mulled wine will also be served by Mr Ellis, who will be in Dickensian costume for the day.

7pm: Mr Ellis and Mr Connolly will be presenting a recital of popular ballads of the last three decades for the delectation and amusement of the discerning public.

10:30 17:00 Havoc, Dales Brewery, Gwydir Street You may have quite a shock if you go in here on the day of the Fair!
13:00 17:00 Bodywise, Unit 4, Dales Brewery, Gwydir Street The Bodywise Studio is open from 1pm to 5pm. Drop in and try something new. Free taster sessions: 1 - 5pm Pilates on the Reformer, 2 - 5pm Reflexology, 2 - 5pm Sports Massage. Free taster classes:1.00 - 1.45pm Yamuna Body Rolling, 2.00 - 2.45 Tai Chi, 3.00 - 3.45 Yoga, 4.00 - 4.45 Feldenkrais.
12:00 16:00 The Cambridge Blue, 85-87 Gwydir Street 13:15 - Cambridge Morris Men with Coton Morris, Ely & Littleport Ladies Riot and Gog Magog Molly Dancers.

Friday 4th to Sunday 6th December - Special Winter Warmer specials including venison casserole. 'Mini' Beer Festival. Even greater selection of Real Ales will be available.

10:30 16:00 Lifecraft at The Bath House Lifecraft presents the Lifecraft Experience! 10.30 to 4.30. Enjoy arts, performance, information, fun and games in and around the new and improved Bath House! We will also be selling handmade Christmas cards and gifts. Visit the World Famous Compliments Booth, and Pin the tail on the reindeer. Also, don't miss Mr Wright's novelty photo booth. Also at noon, The Kringe perform a short street play. For buskers, see below
10:30 17:00 Taank Optometrists, 92a Mill Road Come and join us for complimentary hot chocolate and cookies! Plus book a half price sight test and we'll donate the fee to eye care charity Vision Aid Overseas.
10:30 17:00 Tattooing by Fabio, 96A Mill Road 10% off any tattoo on the day
10:30 17:00 Al-Amin's, 100A Mill Road All day events, starting with breakfast at 10.30; Mediterranean tastings at 11.30; chicken biryani from noon; henna hand-painting at 2.30; East meets West sweets at 15.00 and all day special offers
10:30 17:00 Lally's, 102a Mill Road Free wine tastings for adults and sweets for children
12:00 15:00 White Swan, 107-109 Mill Road Irish Stew for £5.00
12:00 16:00 Kingston Arms, 33 Kingston Street Come and enjoy the Winter Ale Beer Festival
12:00 01:30 Golden Curry, 113 Mill Road Special lunch menu for the Fair, with a choice of dishes for £6.50
10:30 17:00 Andrew Northrop, 114 Mill Road Here is where you find the famous hot dogs with great flavoured sauces
10:30 17:00 Inspirations Hair and Beauty by Dipa, 116 Mill Rd Dipa will give you a warm welcome at Inspirations on the day of the Fair - and every day!
10:30 17:00 Bharat Bhavan During the fair we will be selling home cooked Indian food, masala tea and Indian snacks. We will have cooking demonstration, Henna painting, sari wearing demonstration and an Indian bazaar. Throughout the day Dancers of Universal Peace will perform as will local storyteller Kati Preston. From 11am to 3pm, participants in the HATS! competition can be photographed. Photographs will be submitted to the judges later in the day. Come and see the intricate stone work to the Hindu Shrine area.
10:30 17:00 Argyle Street Housing Co-Operative Once again Argyle Street Housing (ASH) coop will be fulfilling it's duties providing a stage of delights, from magicians through to future rock stars.  It's remit is to provide a sensory explosion to delight the crowds that gather. This year will see some wonderful performances from ASH residents such as Stumble Col, Dave Crowbarr, et al.  Stage, with many thanks to Strawberry Fair, who will be selling t-shirts.

12:15 Cambridge Morris Men and Coton Morris Men, Ely & Littleport Ladies Riot and Gog Magog Molly Dancers and 14:15 Arco Iris Samba Band.

12:00 14:00 Earl of Beaconsfield, 133 Mill Road Warming Irish Stew with surprise activities inside and outside of the pub
12:00 15:00 Green Box Sushi, 139 Mill Road 10% off on the day of the Fair
11:00 16:00 Frameworks, 141 Mill Road Sale of frames on the day of the Fair
10:30 17:00 Cavendish Cosy Footwear, 157 Mill Road Father Christmas and his helper will be outside and along Mill Road giving out sweets and collecting for the Teenage Cancer Trust (Addenbrookes). Sponsored by Cavendish Cosy Footwear.
10:30 16:00 Mill Road Baptist Church, 178 Mill Road All day café with snacks. Dynamic, interactive and supportive African, Cuban and Brazilian percussion/drumming taster sessions led by Daniella McDermott. http://www.drumworkshops.co.uk
10:30 17:00 95 Cavendish Road Open Studio - Cheryl Warren, painter, and Abi Cochrane, silversmith, will be offering mulled wine and showing beautiful paintings and jewellery!
10:30 17:00 Black Cat Cafe, 2 The Broadway Mill Road Art - Come and see local artists work whilst listening to local musicians. Also a variety of homemade soups will be on offer from £3.
10:30 17:00 Halls, 6 The Broadway Free key tags on the day of the fair
10:30 17:00 Libra Aries Alternative Bookshop, 9 The Broadway 15.00 - Book Launch. "Cambridge Creates" is an exciting Anthology of Writing and Art by up and coming local talent, put together to celebrate Cambridge's diversity and creativity. It will be launched at the Mill Road Winter Fair.

Outside at 12:30 and 14:30 will be Cambridge Morris Men with Coton Morris, Ely & Littleport Ladies Riot and Gog Magog Molly Dancers.
12:00 17:00 The Sea Tree, 13/14 The Broadway See the Winter Wonderland on the day of the Fair and experience the wonderful fresh fish and chips
10:30 17:00 RSPCA Bookshop, 188 Mill Road Tombola and Name the Dog
10:30 17:00 196 Meze Bar, 196 Mill Road Free glass of house wine with each main course ordered
10:30 17:00 Bamboo, 202 Mill Road Bamboo Hairdressers will be giving away discount vouchers and serving soup. Bamboo Skincare will be offering free Face Mapping.
10:30 17:00 Hope Street Yard The fabulous Insect Circus Museum will be back (10.00am to 4.30pm) this year, by popular demand. There will be locally sourced and produced food from the newly opened Urban Larder including fruit and vegetables from local farmers and cakes, breads, organic homemade Christmas puddings, lots of gluten-free savoury goodies, apple juice, wonderful cakes and chutneys and will be showing stock from a great new company making 'roasting planks' for smoking food on. Listen out too from 12.00pm to 6.00 pm for the 'live music in the marquee', organised by Dutchbikes and Arena Music.
10:30 17:00 Limoncello, 212 Mill Road Free tastings of delicious Italian food
10:30 17:00 Hilarys, 175a Mill Road Christmas trees for sale. The No Mill Road Tesco stall will be outside Hilary's in Romsey. They will have local fresh produce, tombola and interactive games and refreshments to enjoy. The HATS! theme will be continued with a 'build your own' opportunity based on fruit and vegetables.
12:00 18:00 Arena Music, 222 Mill Road Will be running the 'Music in the Marquee' with Dutchbikes
10:30 17:00 Eastwind, 224 Mill Road Demonstrations of calligraphy all day and performances of traditional Chinese music
10:30 17:00 Snakatak Cafe, 230 Mill Road Get a free cup of warming winter soup if you buy a baguette
10:30 17:00 Broadway Dry Cleaners, 232 Mill Road 20% off cleaning curtains and 25% off cleaning wedding dresses on the day
10:30 16:00 St Philips Church, 185 Mill Road A Presentation of Christmas with displays and refreshments, Fair Trade stalls and displays. Also toilets and baby-changing facilities! Come to explore.
15:00 10:30 The Empress, 72 Thoday Street Father Christmas will visiting the most SPECTACULARLY Christmas decorated pub in the world! (Well… almost certainly in Cambridge) between 3-5pm. Hog Roast from 3-10.30pm at just £3.50. Also Xmas pudding, mince pies, mulled wine and egg nog. Winter Beer Festival from Thursday 3rd - Monday 7th December. Mill Road Winter Fair visitors are welcome to use toilet/baby changing facilities.
10:30 17:00 Martin & Co, 191 Mill Road A selection of childrens games, and a lucky dip - in aid of Arthur Rank Hospice
10:30 17:00 Misfits, 258 Mill Road On the day Misfits will have a local live Blues Band playing, a selection of food and nibbles including some delicious Indian food outside. Misfits has a fantastic selection of wonderful products and will have some great bargains and special gift offers on the day!
10:30 17:00 Cutlacks, 264/268 Mill Road Home-made beer and wine tasting and they have teamed up with Star 107 Radio for a competition. Film by Ed Jenkins of previous Fairs will be shown throughout the day.
10:30 15:00 Cambridge Bed Centre, 213 Mill Road The Cambridge Bed Centre is participating for the first time by hosting an Al fresco Sleep-In in aid of Jimmy's Nightshelter. Come down to the centre on the corner of Ross Street and for £5 (all going to Jimmy's) you can have a photo taken as you jump into bed with as many of your friends as you like - you can even keep your shoes on! No snorers please!
10:30 17:00 Romsey Mill, Mill Road/Hemingford Road Stalls of all description (see list below).
Children's activities all day. (http://www.mill-road.com/millroad_community.aspx and scroll down to 'timetable').
From 11am to 3pm, participants in the HATS! competition can be photographed.
10:30 17:00 Keeping in Shape, Labour Club, Mill Road From 10.30 till 5.00 there will be free 15 minute fitness advice sessions. Appointments can be made on the day or on a walk-in basis if staff are available. http://www.keepinshape.co.uk
13:30 17:00 Romsey Labour Club, Mill Road/Coleridge Road Live Music from 1.30 to 5.00. Artists include Hobson's Voice, Mike and the Musicians, Steve Linford, Lu Ismail and Tom Conway.(http://www.mill-road.com/millroad_community.aspx and scroll down to 'timetable').
07:45 09:30 Cambridge Kitchens, 297 Mill Road Keith Jordan's Tree Walk
This is actually the first event of the whole day, starting at 7.45. Meet under the gingkos outside Cambridge Kitchens on the corner of Mill Road and Vinery Road - or join the walk as it moves towards the limes at the Parker's Piece end of Mill Road. No booking required.
10:30 16:30 Seventh Day Adventist Church, Hobart Road Come to the Church for a bite to eat and pop into our services throughout the day
10:30 17:00 Mill Road Art Mill Road Art

On the day of Mill Road Winter Fair there will be an art exhibition. The work of local artists will be displayed at the Salvation Army Community Centre and at a number of venues along Mill Road (see below).

From 14th to 22nd December many of these works will be exhibited at the Ruskin Gallery at Anglia Ruskin University, easily accessible through the Mackenzie Road entrance.

Venues include
Computer Resale, 4 Mill Road
Penguin Dry Cleaners, 36 Mill Road
Six Bells, Covent Garden
Café Brazil, 64 Mill Road
Cambridge Antiques Centre, Dales Brewery, Gwydir Street
Lifecraft, The Bathhouse
Black Cat Cafe, 2 The Broadway

Artists include:
Beth Altringer
Kath Austin
Richard Baker, http://bakerart.co.uk/
Lizzie Bristow
Ozlem Cansiz, http://www.ozlemcansiz.com/
Natalia Davey, http://www.natalia-davey.co.uk/
Paul Edwards, http://www.pauledwardsart.co.uk/
Carole Ellison, http://www.carole-ellison.co.uk/
Claire Foss, http://www.starvingartist.org.uk/profiles/clarie_foss2.html
Agata Jasinska, http://www.williamsart.co.uk/
James Kirkbride, http://jameskirkbride.com/index.html
Alison Litherland, http://www.alisonlitherland.com/
Bo Lutoslawski, http://www.lutoslawscy.eu/cv/index.html
Tom Morgan-Jones, http://www.inkymess.com/
Sam Motherwell, http://sammotherwell.weebly.com
Margaret Northam
Becky Palmer
John Preston
Merle Sild http://orchideis.blogspot.com
Tania Verdejo
Bernard Walker
Patrick Widdess http://www.patrickwiddess.co.uk/
Colin Wiles
Daisy Zoll, http://www.daisyzoll.co.uk/
10:30 17:00 Open Studios Open Studios
Cheryl Warren and Abi Cochrane, at 95 Cavendish Road
10:30 17:00 Stalls MARKET STALLS
Stalls in marquee at Donkey Common, at Ditchburn Gardens, at Argyle Street Co-Operative and in various locations along Mill Road will include:

209 Radiohttp:// www.209radio.co.uk/
Alliance Française http://www.alliance-cam.co.uk/
Art Tribe 0771 712 8488
Baby Blue Reworked Vintage http://www.mybabyblue.co.uk
Bo Lutoslawski Photography http://www.lutoslawscy.eu
Britten Sinfonia http://www.brittensinfonia.com
Buckles Books http://www.bucklesbooks.co.uk
Building Bridges martin.family@ntlworld.com
Cambridge & County Folk Museum http://www.folkmuseum.org.uk
Cambridge County Council Road Safety http://www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/transport/safety/
Cambridge City Korfball Club http://www.camcitykorf.co.uk
Cambridge Cycling Campaign e-mail: contact@camcycle.org.uk
Cambridge Fair Trade City e-mail: wendy@abantufairtrade.co.uk
Cambridge Women's Resources Centre http://www.cwrc.org.uk
Cards, Prints and Gifts with a Difference e-mail becky.l.palmer@gmail.com
Claire Rudin Batiks e-mail: clairerudin@btinternent.com
Felt Fabulous http://www.feltfabulous.co.uk
Floriver Artists e-mail: floriver@live.co.uk
Greater Bibleway Gospel Church Tel: 01223 329442
Green Party http://www.cambridgegreens.org.uk/
Guide Dogs for the Blind e-mail: Tony@tbane.co.uk
Handmade Art and Design Products
Hanin Palestinian Crafts e-mail: info_hanin@yahoo.co.uk
Hot Chicks and Weird Poems http://www.bebo.com/heavenlyf2
Hoppetts Poppetts - Children's Art and Crafts e-mail: poppetts@hoppetts.com
Humanitarian Centre, Bridges to Belarus, and Cambridge Canon Collins Trust http://www.humanitariancentre.org
Independent Cambridge http://www.independentcambridge.co.uk
Illustration Fundraisers!
Ingware Pottery http://www.ingware.co.uk
Agata Jasinska Gallery, http://www.williamsart.co.uk/
Kenyan Jewellery by Winnie Wanjiru
Lily Keziah Fabrics, Cushions, Napkins etc e-mail: lilikeziah@googlemail.com
Lucy Hill - Knitted and Felted Clothing
Lula handmade gifts and soft furnishings
Mill Road Fare http://www.daisyzoll.co.uk/
Mill Road Festive Lights http://www.millroadfestivelights.co.uk
Mill Road Winter Fair http://www.mill-road.com/
Mini-IQ Tel: 01954 718565
MLMmagic.co.uk e-mail: Mlmmagic@hotmail.co.uk
My Favourite Things e-mail: myfavouritethings.east@googlemail.com
Natural Habitats www.naturalhabitats.co.uk
Naturally Organic - Affordable Organic Body, Home and Baby Care products http://www.naturallyaffordable.co.uk
Oak Music Stands by Finer Furniture http://www.finerfurniture.me.uk/
Oxfam Campaign group e-mail: Jerry at jcarrbrion@yahoo.co.uk
Peacock Pearls and Jewellery
Petersfield Labour Party - Tombola
The Paper Pixie - Artist and Calligrapher http://www.invitationsincalligraphy.co.uk/
Purple Ribbon Jewellery http://www.purpleribbonjewellery.co.uk/
Rebecca Merry Prints, Cards and Small Gifts http://www.rebeccamerry.co.uk/
Recycle for Cambridge http://www.cambridge.gov.uk/
Roxana, Cards, Framed Pictures, Christmas Decorations http://www.roxanamarie.etsy.com
RSPCA Cambridge and District - Secondhand Bookshop Tel: 01223 212644
Rustic Wreaths
Sam Motherwell - Linocuts and Collages http://sammotherwell.weebly.com
Smallprint Children's Fingerprint Jewellery http://www.smallp.co.uk
Steiner School - Arts and Crafts for Children http://www.cambridge-steiner-school.co.uk/
Stephen Pearse Sixth Form College - Christmas Cards
Terror Bull Games http://www.terrorbullgames.co.uk/
Tish Tash Toys e-mail: Clare_tishtashtoys@yahoo.co.uk
Transition Cambridge and Transition Food Group http://www.transitioncambridge.org/
University of Cambridge 1209-2009 http://www.cam.ac.uk/800
Veenu Leather http://www.veenu.co.uk
Wallacea Trust
What you Really Really Want http://www.whatyoureallyreallywant.co.uk/
Wikaniko http://www.saferplanet.co.uk
WriteOn! The Cambridge Scriptwriting Forum http://www.writeon.org.uk
with performance from 1.30pm to 2.30pm

10:30 15:30 Avenue of Limes, opposite Sally Anne shop FOOD FAIR – Avenue of Limes leading to Cemetery


Opposite Sally Anne Shop by pedestrian crossing

Azahar Spanish foods 07540707095
Caffe Mobile Cambridge Farmers' Outlet 8 Lensfield Road
The Cambridge Organic Food Co http://www.cofco.co.uk/site/
Camcattle http://www.camcattle.co.uk
Crucial Cuisine and Andrew Northrop http://www.crucialcuisine.com/
Dovecote Bakery dovecotebakery@btconnect.com
Eat Drink Ideas http://www.eatdrinkideas.co.uk
Edible Ornamentals http://www.edibleornamentals.co.uk
The Galloping Chef http://www.gallopingchef.com
Opera Ice Cream's Savoury and Sweet Treats operaicecream@hotmail.com
Radwinter Wild Game 01799 599 883
River Farm Smokery http://www.riverfarmsmokery.co.uk
Riverford Organic Vegetables Home Delivery http://www.riverfordsacrewell.co.uk
Teife Valley Dairy Goats http://www.wobblybottomfarm.co.uk
Tom's Cakes http://www.tomscakes.co.uk/
Urban Larder (with Dutchbikes) http://www.urbanlarder.co.uk
Woodwards Farm http://www.woodwardsfarm.com

There will also be:
Open Out If you think you might have been the victim of, or witnessed a hate crime (this includes bullying and name calling) Open Out can help you to (anonymously) report it and will offer support - 01223 823552.
Community Cohesion Bringing together diverse communities and promoting understanding within the Police Force.
Friends of Mill Road Cemetery

10:30 17:00 Various Buskers will perform at various venues along Mill Road during the day. They include:
Gavin Adam Wood
Sept '07
Wolfson College Capoeira Society
Habibah
Will Clark
Natthre Le Mottee
Dan and Liam
Roman Lutoslawski
Guillaume Tucker
Magenta Moon
Dave Crow Barr
Hot Lips and Chilli Fingers
Fruit Clave Samba Band
Cambridge Lindy Hoppers
Andi Pandi
Fromage a Trois
Broad & Long (aka Arbury Dudes)
Lippy Sound
The Sonic Manipulator
Charles Cavey
Cakes & Ale
Will Clark
 
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