All are free events, book for Weds and Thurs online talks at https://www.festival.cam.ac.uk/ Wednesday 22 March - A Very Friendly Introduction to Polyygenic Risk Scores. Age: Adults, Young Adults 12 […]

Fred’s House are an award-winning band based in Cambridge. They make summery, 70s West Coast inspired folk/rock but have their own distinctively fresh sound that is very much part of […]

Nothing is off the menu in this frank, revealing and very funny all new show. In her first ever live show, Prue will take audiences through the ups and downs […]

From the age of 9, John Otway knew he wanted to be a pop star. But even at that young age, having listened to his sister’s Beatles and Stones records, […]

4:30 pm Robert Hodges conductor Benjamin Britten, Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra/ Malcolm Arnold, Bridge on the River Kwai: Suite Ticket & Booking Information - £12 adult, £5 children. […]

Thriplow Village again shows its huge collection of Daffodils and Bulbs. Come along for two days of fun activities for all the family and amble through over 100 stalls to […]

From 11.00 am to 4,00  pm at Grantcheter Village Hall - a pop up market featuriing home goods, food, pre-loved goods and some of the best local makers, creators and […]

Cambridge-based Jazz orchestra, Harmony In Harlem, are playing at St Andrew's Street Baptist Church at 7:30pm on Sat 25th March. Harmony In Harlem specialise in the music of Duke Ellington […]

A special sickle cell event at this years Cambridge Festival  taking place at The Dekain Centre. Sickle cell disease is the most common monogenetic disease in the UK, more prevalent […]

The most divisive issues of our generation are tackled head on in Ryan Craig’s timely new play. Meet Lotty and Teddy. Two dreamers – colleagues, lovers and then man and […]

Unveiling portraits of Cambridge women of note, with stories celebrating their lives told by actors. Marina Amaral has restored and recolourised historical photos women of Cambridge which will be unveiled […]

Alasdair Roberts. Over 25 years since he first emerged into the public consciousness as the leader of Appendix Out, the didactic folkist Alasdair Roberts continues to enthral with his very […]