King's Birthday In Cambridge.
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The first King's Birthday was officially celebrated in 1748 for King George II
Today it is a public holiday that most Commonwealth nations officially celebrate, but does not correspond to the date of the current monarch's birthday. Each country today celebrates it on different dates, usually around the end of May, start of June.
It is observed as a public holiday in New Zealand. This year King's Birthday is Monday, 1st June, which means a 3 day weekend for a majority of New Zealanders.
If you looking for something to do this King's Birthday weekend in Cambridge, we have put together some to-do's ...
Saturday 30th May
1. The Cambridge Farmers Market 8.00 am - 12.00 pm
2. The Cambridge Lions Shed 8.30am - 12.00 pm
3.The Rescused Op Shop in The Pink House 9.30am - 2.00pm is a new Op Shop worth checking out.
4. The Dutch Market 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
5. Support one of our local eateries! (We are open from 9 am)
Sunday 31st May
Dogs Day at The Sculpture Park
2. Shop our vibrant retail in town, usually open until 2 pm
3. And Onyx is open Sunday 9 am - late
Plus there's the French Film Festival on at the lovely Tivoli Cinema, or you can experience a Twilight Kayak Glow Worm Tour with Riverside Adventure - who have group deals on right now.

For more details about what's on in Cambridge this long weekend, see the Cambridge.co.nz website
Book a table now so you don't miss out!

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