The annual Cambridge Anarchist Bookfair
Come to learn, have fun and celebrate the spirit of mutual aid and solidarity!
11:00 - 16:00
c/o Mill Road and Hemingford Road, CB1 3BZ
About the fair
A fun filled day of talking, learning, organising and meeting awesome, like-minded people.
Workshops
All workshops →No Pride in Genocide (45 min)
Join us for a conversation on how genocide becomes not just normalized social consensus, but an imperative moral good. We will touch on events, ideologies, processes, and everyday life within Jewish Israeli society, including how the mainstream Jewish LGBTQ community has embedded itself within genocidal discourse to go beyond pinkwashing and homonationalism, into full scale homofascism.
Read →Principles and practice of Boycott (45 min)
This workshop will contextualise the BDS movement and adapt its principles to our context in Cambridge.
Read →A discussion about mental health and resilience in activist spaces (60 min)
A discussion about mental health and resilience in activist spaces.
Read →Programme
A taste of the day in the Sports Hall.
Come and browse the many amazing stalls joining us this year!
See all stalls →Gallery
Getting here
Getting to the fair.
By train
The nearest station is Cambridge Railway Station (CBG), which is 0.8 miles from Romsey Mill Centre (about a 17 minute walk, a 5 minute cycle or a 10-18 minute drive).
By bus
The nearest stop for National Express and Flixbus is Cambridge Parkside, which is 0.9 miles from Romsey Mill Centre (about a 21 minute walk, a 6 minute cycle, a 10-22 minute drive or a 4 minute walk and 6 minute bus ride with the 2 Addenbrooke's bus from Mortimer Road to Romsey Terrace).
Local buses
There are two local bus stops, Radegund Road and Vinery Road, both within one or two minutes walk of Romsey Mill Centre. The 2 (Ely <-> Addenbrooke's) 2b (Milton <-> Addenbrooke's) and 114 (Drummond bus station <-> Addenbrooke's) all stop here.
*Please note that there is limited bicycle and no car parking at Romsey Mill Centre, so you may have to park a bit further away.
Hemingford Road has on street parking which is not restricted by resident permits, therefore anyone can park along the street and adjoining streets on the same side of Mill Road. The roads on the opposite side of Mill Road are all restricted resident permit parking.