📣 Calling all history buffs! The historic Royston Cave is looking for a new tour guide 🍙 | BBC Cambridgeshire

What makes Royston Turquoise so special? We'll solve that mystery right here! 💎⚒💎😲#thecrystalcollector | The Crystal Collector

Did you know our Royston Cave Virtual Experience has a VR mode? Grab yourself a headset* and immerse yourself in Royston Cave with stunning virtual reality! Delve deep underground and explore its carvings from the comfort of your home. roystoncave.co.uk/vr _____ Is your device compatible? Look for the headset symbol in the bottom left of the screen. VR mode is available on most modern mobile devices. *Headsets can be simple foldable cardboard viewers or more advanced systems such as the Oculus G

‪After 30 years in the making, the long awaited Royston Tapestry is now finished & on display to the public! It tells the story of our magnificent town’s history, through the art of embroidery. On display at the Town Hall from today until Thursday, 10am-5pm. I urge you to go and see it. The time, energy & artistry involved is extraordinary. Congratulations Royston & District Museum & Art Gallery, and all who contributed. | Royston Cave

What a fantastic first run of virtual tours! Thank you to all who joined us in our Virtual Experience. We had visitors from across the UK & beyond - the first time we've been able to provide tours globally! It's been special to be able to share our little town with the world 🌍 We've loved being able to re-engage with visitors personally and it's been heartwarming to hear your feedback. It's also been lovely to be able to share our evenings with you as you sit down with your tea or (as we've fre

This week we premiered The Royston Cave Melody; a beautifully evocative piece of orchestral music specially developed for us by award-winning Hertfordshire composer and orchestrator, Harry Boulton. Harry's says, "I've incorporated the medieval chant 'Ave Maris Stella' in the introduction, loosely basing part of the theme's modality on it. I thought it a nice subtle touch to the carvings and religious allegory……[and] a balance between subtlety and quasi cinematic movements in terms of orchestrati