When Haydn travelled to London, his friend Mozart worried that it might be a journey too far. But the 18th century classical tradition didn’t end at the shores of Europe, and on the far side of the Atlantic, Mauricio Nunes Garcia was creating music of genius – and rising to become one of the brightest […]

3pm-4pm at Wandlebury Country Park Spring invites us to open up to new growth, new ideas and new commitments to self-nourish with a spring mindful meander under the new bright green buds on the trees with excitable birdsong in our ears. We will follow a familiar circuit so that we can notice how the season […]

At 8pm at Hanks in Cambridge. It’s called ‘To Bossa and Beyond' and a seven piece group bringing the best of Brazilian music to Hanks. Get your dancing shoes ready! For info and tickets go to www.coresdosamba.com

Mike + The Mechanics will play their hits including ‘Over My Shoulder’, ‘The Living Years’ and ‘All I Need Is A Miracle’ as well as drift into some of Genesis’s much loved classic tracks. Mike Rutherford says “It’s exciting to announce that we will be touring The Mechanics again. Getting back on the road with […]

In 2025 Kim Wilde and her band will be embarking on the ‘Closer Tour’. Playing the legendary ‘Close’ album as well as songs from the upcoming ‘Closer’ album and of course her earlier hits. Kim has earned her reputation as a formidable live performer and her band are one the most exciting acts to watch […]

1:10pm, - Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert One of Cambridge’s finest brass ensembles, directed by Chris Lawrence, returns to West Road to perform a variety of works, including Mozart’s Variations on ‘Ah Vous Dirai-je Maman’ and Howard Blake’s ‘Sinfonietta’. Free admission with retiring donations gratefully received. more about Cambridge University Lunchtime Concert series The Cambridge University […]

"A Vanishing Act" is an upcoming play starring two argumentative Irishmen stuck aboard a boat in a bid to find a missing boy. It's a tragi-comedy that takes place in an achromatic abyss we call "the doldrums", and it tackles questions of faith, grief and perseverance unusually and uniquely. It's a two-man show that will […]

Why do fools fall in love? And why do we sing about it so much? From heartwarming ballads to break-up bangers, Silly Love Songs is CU Show Choir’s latest tribute to love in all its forms – romantic, platonic, and everything in-between. Join us for a night of laughter, love, and plenty of sing-along moments! […]

Taking place from 10:30-5:30 at Cambridge Artspace, 5 Green's Road, CB4 1JL In our fast-changing economic, social and environmental context, family (in all its variety of types) remains as formative as ever. The rhythms of early interactions, resonating with our own tendencies, inform how we develop close relationships. As we grow and take on responsibilities […]

Ronan O'Hora, piano Franz Schubert - Impromptu in B flat, D935 no 3/ Franz Schubert - Sonata in A minor, D845/ Frédéric Chopin - 3 Mazurkas, op 59/ Frédéric Chopin - Sonata in B minor, op 58 In a distinguished career, Ronan O'Hora has performed and broadcast throughout the world, appearing with the London Philharmonic, […]

The Cambridge University Jazz Orchestra teams up with former National Youth Jazz Orchestra Artistic Director Mark Armstrong for a thrilling programme of Latin and Afro-Cuban Jazz. Priority Booking from 10-13 January, general release from 14 January. Cambridge University Jazz Orchestra (CUJO) is Cambridge's premier vehicle for promoting and performing jazz in the University and beyond. […]

Taking place all over the village of Thriplow, 10am to 5pm It takes over 350 kind-hearted and very fabulous volunteers to put on a two-day Daffodil Weekend, with many people often working a number of shifts to cover the weekend. By the end of each day, everyone is totally exhausted but happy. Come to Thriplow Daffodil […]