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Richard Ashcroft live after evening racing at Newmarket
2025-06-27 | Newmarket Race Course, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Ahead of joining the mighty Oasis on their long-awaited reunion stadium tour, Newmarket Racecourses is delighted to welcome Richard Ashcroft on Friday 27 June 2025.
Expect to hear your favourite hits live after racing including hit singles Lucky Man, The Drugs Don’t Work and Bitter Sweet Symphony.

Cambridge Military Fair
2025-06-28 | Parkers Piece, Parkside, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 1AA, United Kingdom
Taking place from 11AM to 5PM on Parkers Piece.
11am Event starts with the Brazilian drum band, followed by a Freedom of the City Parade and Freedom of the City presentation by Cambridge City dignitaries to HMS Protector ice patrol ship and the ships company. The parade will also include 254 Medical Regiment, veterans and cadets.
At 2.55pm a Lancaster 2WW bomber is due to do a flypast over the event.
There will be various food stalls including: Charred Hogs, Bratwurst, burger, hog roast, Mexican food, wood fired pizza, Street BBQ, Souvlaki, South African & Jamaican food. Donuts, Belgian waffles, cake stalls and The Grain & Hop Store beer van.
Kids activities: Bungee trampolines and play centre, Bouncy castle arena and face painting.
Stalls and Crafts: Handcrafted gifts, wood crafts, clocks, plaques, hats, bags, wristbands, tombola, sweet cones.
Attractions: Classic cars and motorbikes, 1940’s singers/dancers, laser tag.
Military stalls & clubs: WW2 Cambs Regt (Fen Tigers), East Anglia Veterans Association, USAF Lakenheath Military surplus stall, Militaria antiques, Military ware – sold and bought, Royal British Legion Riders Association.
Military Village, Re-enactments groups and VIPs, The Mayor and the Lord Lieutenant of Cambridge.
For info ring Leon Cracknell at 07806 873885

Histon & Impington Feast Week
2025-06-28 - 2025-07-05 | Histon, Cambridge
Histon and Impington Feast Week is an annual celebration during which the villages raise money for the local community.
This year’s Feast Week will see a return of the Village Festival, similar to that in 2023, on Sunday 29 June when the High Street will be closed to traffic and filled with stalls and attractions.

Other highlights include Get Ready performing at the Old Infant School Field on 4 July, Feast Rounders on 2 July at Impington Village College and the Under 5s Family Picnic on 4 July.

Oakington Cider Festival
2025-06-28 | Oakington Recreation Ground, 20 Queen's Way, Oakington, CB24 3AW
Over 20 ciders & perries from producers across Cambridgeshire.
Meet the producers.
Cheese boards available.

Kingston Wood Manor Open Garden .
2025-06-29 | Kingston Wood Manor
By kind permission of the Metherells, Kingston Wood Manor Open Garden .
From 2.30 pm to 5.00 pm.
Teas, cakes stall, books, plants and raffle. Proceeds to Kingston Church Restoration Fund.
Extensive and fabulous gardens including water, avenues, knot and vegetable gardens. £5, children free.
Kingston Wood Manor is on Ermine Way on the A1198, between Longstowe and Arrington. SG8 0AP.
Parking on site.

Ely Pagan and Alternative Fayre
2025-06-29 | The Maltings, Ship Lane, Ely, CB7 4BB
Ely’s much-loved and well-established Pagan and Alternative Fayre returns for the Summer Fayre!
With a wide range of Pagan and alternative traders, covering everything from jewellery to skincare, via incense and everything you might need for your home, hearth and practice.
Featuring the much loved Readers Roost acting as a calm, intimate and relaxed place for readings with expert Readers working with Tarot, Runes and more.
Ticket Prices: Adults (16 and Over) £2
Children (5 to 15) £1
Under 5s Free
Tickets allow access throughout the day and no pre-booking is required.

Music in the Parks at Nightingale Rec
2025-06-29 15:00 (Europe/London) | Nightingale Recreation Ground, 39 Nightingale Avenue, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 8SG
One of the city’s favourite summer traditions makes a welcome return celebrating the season in musical style in some of Cambridge’s beautiful green open spaces.
Come down to Nightingale Rec to hear Out of the Shadows choir with Some Voices choir!
Delicious refreshments will be available to buy from NapolEat Pizza, Aperol van and Cambridge favourite, Jack’s Gelato!
There are a limited number of seats available and toilets will be provided for the event.
The six-concert series is free and open to all, taking place on selected Sunday afternoons between 3-5pm from June until September.

Dianne and Vito - Red Hot and Ready!
2025-07-01 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
2024 Strictly Come Dancing winner Dianne Buswell and 2023 winner Vito Coppola have come together to light up the stages across the country this summer with their sizzling new show ‘Dianne & Vito: Red Hot and Ready!
The dynamic duo bring their talent and passion to Red Hot and Ready! – a dance show-with-a-difference created by BAFTA award recipient and world-renowned choreographer Jason Gilkison. This is a dance Dream Team not to be missed!
Together with a cast of multi-disciplined Burn the Floor dancers from around the world, fan favorites Dianne and Vito bring you the ultimate high-voltage dance extravaganza. Ready Hot and Ready! explodes with jaw-dropping choreography, beautiful story-telling, heart-pounding music and breath-taking moves. all celebrating the pure joy of dance.
19:30
Tickets – £44.50 – £109.50 (Including booking fee)

For info go to https://www.cornex.co.uk/events/burn-the-floor

Guided Walk - Summer Grasses
2025-07-02 | Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3AE, United Kingdom
Interested in grasses? Join this gentle guided walk to learn how to identify some of the 30-plus species of native grasses found in the meadows.
Please wear footwear and clothing for being outdoors.
Meet at the large noticeboard in the car park.
Free event, suggested donation £3.00.
Please pay for your car parking on arrival.
From 10.00 am to 12.00.
For info go to https://cambridgeppf.org/

Stately Ladies Summer Ballet
2025-07-02 - 2025-08-26 | YMCA, Gonville Place, Cambridge, CB1 1ND
Following on from last summer’s successful course of ballet classes for older dancers, Karen Stringer of The School of Russian Ballet in Cambridge will be running classes every Wednesday morning in July and August from 11.00 to 12.00.
Suitable for all experienced dancers and those who are improving. Karen is an expert in training adult dancers to a high standard.
Proper ballet attire will be needed – pink or black ballet shoes, pink or black tights, black leotard (any style) and a black chiffon skirt (optional, but nice).
Classes will take place at the YMCA Dance Studio and will cost £10.00 per class.
For more info – e-mail Karen at dancingshmoo@hotmail.com

Bedford Summer Sessions
2025-07-03 - 2025-07-12 | Bedford Park, Park Avenue, Bedford, MK21 7SS
A festival of music taking place at Bedford Park featuring an array of great stars including Simple Minds with Alison Moyet and K.T. Tunstell, Rag’n’Bone Man, Proms in the Park with Russell Watson and Lesley Garrett, Human League, Supergrass and McFly!
Bedford park is a stunning grade two listed Victorian park, situated within walking distance of the centre of the county town of Bedford and has been a premier destination for live music fans for many years, hosting the renowned Bedford Park Concerts.
Details of the different concerts and prices are on the Cambridge Junction’s website at https://www.junction.co.uk/whats-on/

Big Screen at the Cambridge Biomedical Campus
2025-07-03 - 2025-07-12 | Biomedical Campus, outside Royal Papworth Hospital and AstraZeneca’s Discovery Centre, just off Francis Crick Avenue.
Funded by Cambridge Biomedical Campus Limited, bring the family and friends to enjoy film screenings, completely free and open to everyone – just turn up!
There will be a limited number of deck chairs and picnic blankets available, but those who are able to are encouraged to bring their own.
The screen is outside on grass, so please ensure you wear appropriate footwear, and bring sun cream and water if the weather is hot. The Hub is just over the road with a shop and refreshments, and there is a WHSmith within Royal Papworth Hospital’s atrium, or you are welcome to bring your own food and drink.
Portaloo toilets will also be on site for the duration of the screen being up. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead and owners are responsible for ensure no damage to the green or presents left behind.
Evening films (all screenings are from 6pm unless otherwise stated)
Thursday 3rd July – Top Gun (1986)
Friday 4th July – The Greatest Showman (2017)
Saturday 5th July – Mamma Mia (2008)
Sunday 6th July – TBC
Tuesday 8th July – Pure Clean Water (2023)
Thursday 10th July – Forrest Gump (1994)
Friday 11th July – Grease (1978)
Saturday 12th July – Barbie (2023)
Daytime screenings – perfect for little ones, families, or just big kids! All screenings 10am unless otherwise stated
Tuesday 1st July – Moana (2016)
Thursday 3rd July – TBC
Friday 4th July – Toy Story (1995)
Saturday 5th July – Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (2001)
Sunday 6th July – Finding Nemo (2003)
Wednesday 9th July – Up (2009)
Thursday 10th July – Shrek (2001)
Friday 11th July – Snow White (live action) (2025)
Saturday 12th July – The Wild Robot (2024)
Sunday 13th July – TBC
*Please note that screening times may be subject to change, so please double check via the website on the day.
For info go to cambridge-biomedical.com/event/big-screen-campus-green/

Foodies Festival
2025-07-04 - 2025-07-05 | Parkers Piece, Parkside, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 1AA, United Kingdom
Foodies Festival will visit Parker’s Piece, Cambridge, from 4th – 6th July 2025, serving up a star-studded line-up of celebrity and award-winning chefs, and chart-topping music stars.
Known as Gastro-Glastonbury, the three-day Foodies Festival event will feature live cooking demonstrations from TV celebrities and chefs drawn from the ranks of MasterChef, Great British Bake Off and Great British Menu, plus many of the regions most-highly acclaimed Michelin and award-winning chefs.
Music headliners include: Two time Brit awarded Blue, who’ve scored multiple number one hits and over 16 million record sales, and The Wanted 2.0 with Max George and Siva Kaneswarenand DJ legend Judge Jules, recognised for influencing an entire generation with residencies on both Radio 1 and Kiss FM.
Browse the latest food trends in the Shopping Village, meet local producers in the Artisan Market and taste exotic and unusual new dishes in the Feasting Tent – which features a mouth-watering range of World Street Food and delicacies from all four corners of the globe.
Other activities include: Chilli eating competitions, Silent Disco, fairground rides, children’s activities and family-friendly areas.
Tickets from £6 (child) and £21 (adult). Under 6 go free.

www.foodiesfestival.com
For more information please contact: emma.rule@foodiesfestival.com

Jazz at Stapleford Granary - Misha Mullov-Abaddo Group
2025-07-04 | Stapleford Granary, Bury Road, Stapleford, CB22 5BP
James Davison, trumpet | Matthew Herd, alto saxophone | Sam Rapley, tenor saxophone | Liam Dunachie, piano | Misha Mullov-Abbado, double bass | Dave Ingamells, drums
Returning to the Granary following their sold out concert in 2023, Misha Mullov-Abbado Group is made up of some of the finest, multi-award-winning musicians in London. Led by jazz bassist and BBC New Generation artist Misha Mullov-Abbado, the group performs original compositions and arrangements within a broad spectrum of classical, jazz and pop influences as well as folk traditions from around the world, particularly South America. The band has performed at a variety of prestigious jazz and classical festivals across the UK, as well as undertaking overseas ventures to France, Switzerland, Italy, Belgium and Mexico. London highlights include the Southbank Centre, King’s Place, Vortex and Barbican Centre.
Outdoor bar, Pimms Bar & BBQ open 6:00pm
Concert 7:30pm, ending c. 9:30pm (includes an interval)
Tickets £24 / £12 (under 25)
Sorry – no dogs on site except Guide Dogs.
For info go to https://www.staplefordgranary.org.uk/whats-on/events/misha-mullov-abbado-group-outdoor-courtyard-concert

Cambridge Concert Orchestra – Summer Adventures
2025-07-05 | St. George’s Church,, Chesterfield Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB4 1LN, United Kingdom
Cambridge Concert Orchestra – Summer Adventures, Conductor: Suzanne Dexter-Mills.
A concert to raise funds for Hope Fairbite Food Club.
Featuring two world premieres – Laura Rossi – The Circus/ Edwin Sung – Carnet de Voyage: Annalise
And George Gershwin – An American in Paris/ Joe Hisaishi – A Town with an Ocean View from Kiki’s Delivery Service and more.
7.30 pm at St George’s Church, Chesterfield Road, Cambridge CB4 1LN
Tickets: adults £10, FREE for children
Online box office: cco.org.uk

Burwell Carnival
2025-07-05 | Burwell Recreation Ground, Weir's Drove, Burwell
Carnival 2025 will on 5th July at Burwell Recreation Ground. This year’s parade theme will be Sport.
All profits go towards Burwell Carnival costs meaning we can give more funds out to Burwell Community groups. Last year we gave out over £5,000 to more than 20 local groups.
The parade starts at 12:15pm at the top of The Causeway, turning left into Hythe Lane and straight onto The Recreation Ground up to our stage area.
On the recreation ground we will have our Carnival bar, fantastic entertainment from bands and dance groups, fairground rides, inflatables, craft stalls and food vendors along with so much more to enjoy on-the-day. We have live music and performers throughout the afternoon and evening until 11pm.
The Carnival bar will be selling real ale from Burwell Brewery & cider from Spinney Abbey, lager and Pimms by the jug/glasses, along with wine, Prosecco, spirits & soft drinks. The Burwell Belles – WI will provide hot drinks & refreshments and there is also a wide choice of food vendors on the field.
Plus, a fantastic range of craft and community stalls.

Shelford Festival and Feast
2025-07-05 - 2025-07-11 | Great Shelford Recreation Ground, Woollards Lane, Great Shelford, CB22 5LZ
The Shelford Festival and Feast goes back to medieval times when it was more likely to have been a festival celebrated around a special day in the calendar.
Tickets are available for online purchase and available in the following local shops now: Barkers, Days, Cambridge Building Society, The Shelford Deli, Boots, Great Shelford Local Store and Post Office, The Plough, The Side Quest, The Three Horseshoes and Searle’s Butchers (Sawston).
The Shelford Festival and Feast 2025 Weekly ticket is your all-access pass to every event happening inside the Grand Marquee at the Great Shelford Recreation Ground. From live music to tasty treats, you’ll have the freedom to enjoy a variety of fun activities throughout the week. So grab your ticket, join the excitement, and make some unforgettable memories at the Shelford Festival and Feast!
Beer Festival
Sat 5 Jul 2025 12:00 – 17:00

The ever-popular beer festival returns to kick off Festival Week 2025, featuring over 30 different beers and ciders for you to enjoy plus live music during the afternoon.
We aim to provide a selection of different styles from porters to pale ales, showcasing the best from our local breweries and further afield. Food will be available from our food tent and from the popular food van Al Chile
Entrance to the Beer Festival is free!
Scott Mills
Sat 5 Jul 2025 7:00 pm – 23:00

Shelford Festival is pleased to welcome Scott Mills to the Saturday DJ slot!
This event is under cover with full club sound and lighting. Food including burgers, hot dogs, bacon rolls, chips, baked potatoes and vegetarian stirfry will be available from our food tent, as well as from Al Chile
Feast Sunday
Sun 6 Jul 2025 12:00 – 17:00

A celebration of Shelford life with displays from local groups, stalls around the recreation ground, bouncy castles, live music throughout the afternoon and food and drink a-plenty, including spit-roast lamb, pork and burgers from our village butchers Barker Bros. and vegetarian food from The Three Horseshoes, Stapleford.
Come along to see what the fuss is all about!
Entrance to the Sunday Feast Day is available on the day by payment of a modest entrance fee.

July Open Studios
2025-07-05 - 2025-07-26 | Cambridge
For four weekends in July, art enthusiasts and collectors across Cambridgeshire are invited to step into artists’ studios, garages and galleries to learn more about art and the creative process.
With both long-term professionals and emerging talents participating, the event is a showcase of Cambridgeshire’s diverse and vibrant creative community. Expect to see working studios, demonstrations and exhibitions! Cambridge Open Studios is a thriving community of around 500 artists, craftspeople, and designer-makers working throughout Cambridgeshire.
Visit camopenstudios.org/july-open-studios to discover who is exhibiting and where!

Drop-In Group for Families of Children with Special Needs
2025-07-07 - 2025-08-24 | Melbourn Hub, 30 High Street, Melbourn, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
A new free drop-in support group that starts on 7th July 2025 at Melbourn Hub, Mondays 9-11am. It’s for families of children with SEN and is run by Jo Grazebrook, a former teacher for 25 years, SENCo and parent of children with SEN. The aim is to meet other people going through similar challenges and offer support – or just a coffee and a chat with people who “get it”.
The group is free, although it is hoped most people will buy a drink from the Melbourn Hub while there.
FAQs here: https://www.sendjo.org/senchat

English Cream Tea and Floral Celebration in Aid of NSPCC
2025-07-09 | Gonville Hotel, Gonville Place, Cambridge, CB1 1LY
From 2-4.30pm at the Gonville Hotel
You are invited to come along for an English Cream Tea at the Gonville Hotel, Gonville Place, Cambridge. Cordials will be served ahead of the demonstration which starts at 2pm.
Wendy Goodliff, the experienced florist and demonstrator, will talk about trends in flowers and experiences she has creating displays for grand events. She has had a career in floristry for over 40 years. Wendy will be creating 5 arrangements, 3 of which will be raffled at the afternoon tea event. At 3pm the afternoon tea of sandwiches, assorted cakes and scones with clotted cream and jam will be served. £27.50 per person. Groups of friends and families are most welcome to attend.
If you are interested in coming to this event, please email Mrs Anne Newman on nspcc.cambsdc@gmail.com and let her know if there are any special dietary requirements.
Cheques payment to: NSPCC Charity and posted to: Mrs Anne Newman, 49 Warburton House, Vawser Way, Cambridge CB2 0AS. Electronic payments: Nat West Bank, Sort code 60-00-01, Account NSPCC Account No: 48807591. Please reference your payment : TEA plus your surname.
All funds raised will go towards the NSPCC work in this region to support and help children and young people at risk of abuse an neglect.

Celebrating the Jazz Divas
2025-07-11 | Stapleford Granary, Bury Road, Stapleford, CB22 5BP
Join multi-award winning jazz vocalist and BBC Radio presenter Claire Martin OBE, acclaimed pianist Rob Barron and much-in-demand bassist Jeremy Brown, for a celebration of some of the greatest jazz vocalists of the 20th century.
Linn recording artist Claire Martin has, to worldwide critical acclaim, established herself as a tour de force on the UK jazz scene. Her many accolades include winning the British Jazz Awards eight times during a career spanning almost four decades. In 2018 she was the proud recipient of the BASCA Gold Badge Award for her contribution to jazz.
Through a diverse repertoire arranged and curated by Claire, this concert celebrates the music of the twentieth century’s quintessential jazz vocalists, whose legacy and influence continues to define a classic era of music. Expect stylish re-workings of Great American Songbook classics from the likes of Ella Fitzgerald, Peggy Lee, Shirley Horn, Carmen McRae and more.
Outdoor bar, Pimms Bar & BBQ open 6:00pm
Concert 7:30pm, ending c. 9:30pm (includes an interval)
Tickets £24 / £12 (under 25)
Sorry – no dogs on site except Guide Dogs.
For info go to https://www.staplefordgranary.org.uk/whats-on/events/claire-martin-trio-outdoor-courtyard-concert

Outdoor Mini Retreat
2025-07-11 | Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3AE, United Kingdom
Life is busy, and finding time for yourself can feel impossible. Yet calming your inner thoughts and being in nature are essential for your mental well-being. Led by Beckie, a trained Life Coach and Hypnotherapist, these mini outdoor retreats are designed to help you step away from life’s pressures, reconnect with yourself, and recharge in the peaceful outdoors. Held within the school day, it gives you the perfect window for some me-time—without the kids even noticing!
Come along to Wandlebury for a time of meditation, mindfulness, and self-reflection, surrounded by nature’s calming energy. It’s the perfect opportunity to breathe, reflect, and explore new possibilities for your life. From 10.00 am to 12.00.
Please dress appropriately for the weather, and bring something to sit on, along with a notebook and pen.
Meet in the car park by the noticeboard.
£24 per session to book please e-mail beckie@cloudlessskycoaching.co.uk
Please pay for your car parking on arrival or why not become a member and get free parking all year! Join HERE

Seedspell – A Concert by Timeline Choir
2025-07-12 | St. Paul’s Church, Hills Road, Cambridge, CB2 1JP
Seedspell weaves music and words from across the ages into a powerful prayer to nature.
From an 11th century charm to bless a barren field, to a modern-day plea to preserve our rivers, our programme celebrates the ancient mysteries of the natural world. There will also be two new musical commissions, inspired by Cambridge University Library’s Curious Cures exhibition of medieval medicine.
Concert 19.30 ending c.21.30 (includes an interval & wine) at St Paul’s Church, Hills Rd Cambridge CB2 1JP
Tickets £15 / £7.50 children
For info & tickets go to: www.timelinesongs.org

Soham History Fair
2025-07-12 | St. Andrews Church, Fountain Lane, Soham (Ely), CB7 5ED
Taking place at St Andrew’s Church, 1 Fountain Lane , Soham. CB7 5ED

An exploration of the past for all the family.
Living history * Heritage Craft * Music & Entertainment * Children’s Area and Activities * Craft Stalls & Makers * Plants & Flowers * Food & Drink * Charity & Community
BLack Knight are delighted to be working with Soham again, and are planning a wide variety of historical themed entertainment and family-friendly activities for you all to enjoy.
This includes Tudor Music, Romans, First World War Bagpiper, Napoleonic soldiers, St George’s Knight School, Birds of Prey, William Wilberforce, Jacobite and Redcoat from 1745, Medieval Kitchen, and more!
For info go to Soham History Fair | Facebook

Mind, Body and Soul Event
2025-07-12 | Marleigh Community Centre, 2 Jubilee Square, Cambridge, CB5 8BX
Taking place at Marleigh Community Centre from 10.00 am to 4.00 pm.
Readers, Therapies and Stalls. Stalls will include candles, crystals, jewellery, skin care, home made crafts, artists and well being and spiritual products.
For info e-mail cambridgesoulfulgatherins @gmail.com

Hornby Railway Collectors Association 3 Counties Event
2025-07-12 | St Andrews Church Isleham, Church Street, Isleham, CB7 5RX
Taking place from 10.00 – 16.00, at St Andrew’s Church, Church Street, Isleham, CB7 5RX.
Various table-top railway collections: O gauge, 3 and 2 rail & clockwork.
Refreshments, cakes, BBQ & Bring & Buy stall.
£1 entrance fee, children under 16, free.
Funds raised to support St Andrew’s building fund.
For info e-mail catherinedurance@hotmail.com

Bar Hill Fête & Festival 2025
2025-07-12 14:00 - 22:59 | Bar Hill Village Green, The Spinney, Bar Hill, CB23 8SU
Bar Hill Fete and Festival is back on the village green, promising a fun day for all the family. On stage, enjoy performances by the brilliant Big 10, So 80’s, and Melody Cole, along with local Swavesey School bands.
The event offers a variety of entertainment, including rides, bouncy castles, wonderful stalls, and exciting displays from the Raptor Foundation. Lion Learners will also be returning with their bugs and critters—perfect for those brave enough to visit them!
Additional activities will be held at the church, Scout hut, school playground, and the social club, which will host its annual beer and cider festival.
So, pop the date in your diary, and on the day grab your chairs, picnics, refreshments and family and head to the village green!
There will be a variety of food and drinks available as well.

Big 10 at Music in the Parks
2025-07-13 15:00 - 2025-07-20 17:00 | Jesus Green, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
One of the city’s favourite summer traditions makes a welcome return in June when Music in the Parks begins, celebrating the season in musical style in some of Cambridge’s beautiful green open spaces.
The six-concert series is free and open to all, taking place on selected Sunday afternoons between 3-5pm from June until September.
Cambridge’s mighty Big 10, perform their now traditional Jesus Green date.
Delicious refreshments will be available to buy from NapolEat Pizza, Aperol van and Cambridge favourite, Jack’s Gelato!

The Complete Works of Jane Austen
2025-07-17 - 2025-07-18 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
‘I declare after all there is no enjoyment like theatre!’ Jane Austen (well, nearly)
Step into the world of Jane Austen like never before in this fast, funny and utterly charming romp through all her novels.
In one whirlwind summer’s evening, three actors bring Austen’s beloved characters to life with wit, energy, a touch of mayhem and an assortment of hats and bonnets. From Elizabeth Bennet to Emma Woodhouse, Mr Darcy to Mr Knightley – no hero or heroine is safe.
Whether you’re a die-hard Austen fan or a newcomer, prepare for a joyfully chaotic celebration of romance, satire and dubious match-making. Austen has never been this much fun.
This production is suitable for ages 8 and over.
Performances at 7.45 pm.
Tickets – £10.00 to £16.00
For info go to https://www.adctheatre.com/whats-on/play/the-complete-works-of-jane-austen-abridged/

Wandlebury Scything Festival
2025-07-20 | Cambridgeshire
Have a go at scything and watch experts in action.
Scything is a traditional rural skill that was used to cut hay. The skill is kept alive by enthusiasts and scything is still used to cut hay in small or difficult locations where using a tractor isn’t possible.
Back for a third year and expanded to include the revived Eastern Counties Scything Championships, the Wandlebury Scything Festival is becoming a premier scythe event.
From 10am-1pm there will be scything demonstrations and have-a-go sessions, so you can try your hand at scything.
There will be Green Woodworking demonstrations from the Cambridge Bodgers, making items from the wood that is a by-product from the Woodland Restoration Project.
Stay around for the afternoon to watch the scything championships and see how the experts do it. Last year’s winner cut a plot 5m x 5m in under two and a half minutes! The competitions will start around 2pm.
There will also be a return visit from the Grim Strimmer who will challenge a top scyther to a scything race.
This is a free event. You can book here, or feel free to just turn up.  Donations welcome, but please pay for your car parking on arrival.
For info go to https://cambridgeppf.or
