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SUMMARY:Scottish Country Dancing - Beginners Course
DESCRIPTION:Taking place at Turnstone Suite\, Cambridge Rugby Club \nFree 6-week beginners’ course\, taught by Saskia Frisby accompanied by Keith Smith on fiddle\, every Tuesday from 8 September to 20 October\, 7.30-9.30pm. \nScottish country dancing (SCD) is a wonderful way to make new friends and have fun whilst being active. It is traditional\, social dancing: you dance with a different partner each dance\, in sets with a number of other couples. No previous dance experience is required and no need for a Scottish connection! \nOver six weeks\, Saskia will take you through a structured programme\, teaching you the basic formations and steps\, developing your ability to enjoy an increasing number of Scottish dances. The six-week course will be structured such that you will progress from week to week\, so you need to sign up for the whole course. \nA local charity: Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Cambridge and District branch\, charity number 1066008 \nFor more information and to sign up\, go to https://www.rscds-cambridge.org/beginners-course/
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/scottish-country-dancing-beginners-course/
LOCATION:Cambridge Rugby Club\, Fulbrooke Road\, Newnham\, Cambridge
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SUMMARY:Things to do in Cambridge for Halloween
DESCRIPTION:Horror at Hinchingbrooke House\nAnglesey Abbey Halloween Trail\nHalloween at Wimpole\nAudley End Miniature Railway\nSacrewell Halloween & Pumpkin Village\nSkylark Events Week of Wickedness\nMilton Maze Pumpkin Patch\nTraditional Punting Company Punt & Hunt\nRutherford’s Ghost Punting\nFearsome Family Fun Day\, Museum of Zoology\nFun & Phantoms\, Museum of Cambridge\nHalf-Term Halloween at Wicken Fen\nSpooky Trails at Ely Museum\nParties\, club nights & pop-ups\nFancy a proper fright? Take a ghost tour\n\nFrom glowing country-house trails to eerie river adventures and pumpkin patches galore\, here’s your guide  to Halloween around Cambridge this October. \nFor all the details go to https://terribletours.co.uk/cambridge-halloween/
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/things-to-do-in-cambridge-for-halloween/
LOCATION:Various\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire
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SUMMARY:Waterstones Book Events
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating National Poetry Day with poet\, literary critic\, performing artist\, and film-maker Pelé Cox; New York Times bestselling horror author Rachel Harrison coming all the way from the USA to discuss her new book Kiss Slay Replay; bestselling crime author Ian Rankin signing his new standalone novel The Heights; Scottish short story author and Cambridge resident Colette Paul will discuss new book A Complete Success; Award-winning Iranian American novelist and Associate Professor at University of San Francisco Laleh Khadivi will be discuss her new novel Female Life on Planet Earth; and a horror panel with authors V.Castro\, Dan Coxon\, and Matt Hill chaired by Arthur C Clarke Award judge Tiffani Angus. \nAlso hosting bestselling author Bonnie Garmus at the West Road Concert Hall to celebrate the publication of her much-anticipated new novel\, Peck & Peck; local crime author Nicola Upson for her next instalment of the Josephine Tey mystery series; and an interactive session celebrating The Folklore Year with Victoria Harrison. \nFor info go to https://www.waterstones.com/events/search/shop/cambridge-sidney-str/page/2
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/waterstones-book-events/
LOCATION:Waterstones Book Shop\, 22 Sidney Street\, Cambridge\, CB2 3HG
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SUMMARY:Exhibition - Abrasions
DESCRIPTION:Ian Rawlinson has a new solo exhibition in Cambridge. Abrasions is his 10th solo exhibition at the Edge Café\, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. He is showing work from two recent series which explore connections between different areas of his East Anglian past. \nOpen Mon – Fri 08.00 – 16.00/ Sat 09.00 -16.00 \nTo celebrate the 10th anniversary of The Edge Café on the Brookfields site\, Ian Rawlinson presents his 10th solo exhibition at the café. After spending the last 14 years working on imagery inspired by places and memories from his past in Cambridge\, and more recently North West Norfolk\, his work is now evolving in different and as yet\, unknown directions. \nRawlinson’s work has been widely exhibited in the UK and internationally\, and has been recognised with awards and residencies. His work is held in public and private collections in the UK\, Europe\, Japan and the USA. \nFurther information www.ianrawlinson.com
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/103157/
LOCATION:The Edge Cafe\, 351 Mill Road\, Cambridge\, CB1 3DF
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SUMMARY:Cambridge Poetry Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Cambridge Poetry Festival will return on the 10th and 11th October 2026\, with a weekend of events celebrating Cambridge’s vibrant poetry scene. \nEvents include a discussion panel hosted by the British Centre for Literary Translation\, a Chinese-language poetry workshop held by celebrated Chinese poet Ma Yongbo and an evening of protest poetry readings featuring Clare Pollard. \nEvents will be taking place across Cambridge\, primarily at Pembroke College Auditorium at the University of Cambridge\, and at Anglia Ruskin University. Children’s events will be held on Saturday 10th October at Cambridge Central Library\, and on Sunday 11th October at Waterstones\, Sidney Street. \nFor tickets go to www.cambridgepoetryfestival.org
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/cambridge-poetry-festival/
LOCATION:Various\, Cambridge\, Cambridgeshire
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SUMMARY:Curious about Hans Christian Andersen?
DESCRIPTION:Performances at 10:30am & 1:30pm (Concert Hall) \nThe Goldfield Ensemble – Nicola Goldscheider & Emma Crossley\, violins | Bridget Carey\, viola | Toby Turton\, cello | Kate Romano\, clarinet & narrator \nA dazzling alchemy of chamber music\, stories and pictures\, set in a life-size Victorian paper theatre. Three of Hans Christian Andersen’s best-loved tales are woven into the story of Andersen’s own extraordinary life; his childhood home in deepest poverty\, his unshakeable belief that he was destined for greatness\, his passion for paper-snipping and his love of theatre. The backstage workings of the show—the scene changes\, the paper props and figures—are visibly seen by the audience\, revealing a curious toy-like world. Bespoke illustrations by Jonny Boatfield conjure up stories of emperors\, nightingales and swans\, through fantastical backdrops and intricate silhouettes. The score includes music by Felix Mendelssohn\, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart\, Igor Stravinsky\, Sergei Prokofiev\, Henry Purcell and Maurice Ravel\, performed live throughout the show. \nCurious about Hans Christian Andersen? has been created for music and story-lovers of all ages. We suggest a lower age limit of 5 years\, due to the duration of the show (around 50 minutes) and the focus on storytelling and live music\, which ask for a slightly longer attention span than children under the age of 5 are sometimes comfortable with. \nTickets £11 / £9 (under 25). \nSuitable for age 5+ Children must be accompanied by an adult. Adults and children all require tickets. \nFor info go to https://www.staplefordgranary.org.uk/whats-on/events/tiny-concerts-curious-about-hans-christian-andersen
URL:https://cambridge105.co.uk/event/curious-about-hans-christian-andersen/
LOCATION:Stapleford Granary\, Bury Road\, Stapleford\, CB22 5BP
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