After a sell-out run earlier this year, Gordon Buchanan is back on tour. One of the most prominent wildlife presenters and filmmakers working today, Gordon’s journey is a remarkable story […]

Make an Easter flower basket at children’s workshop, Battersea Bloem, 10 Hamilton Road, Cambridge, April 2 Children can enjoy working with flowers, foliage and moss to create a magical basket […]

A new exhibition at the Museum of Classical Archaeology. This one is quite unusual: Zachary Eastwood-Bloom’s Simulacra features works produced not quite by his own hand but by Artificial Intelligence […]

April 3rd: Round-the-room session, contributions welcome. Start time 8:00 pm April 14th: Pete Morton Support Tu-Kay and Ryan Floorspot Stefan Kaye. Entry: £12 (door); £11 (adv); £10 (members). Start time […]

“As long as there is one person on earth who remembers you, it isn’t over" Set in a New England coastal town, Carousel tells the story of the tragic romance […]

Battling it out for a place in the final are Point Clear/ Radegunds/ New Addiction// The Dutch House The winner of Heat 5 will go straight through to the Cambridge […]

The Under 18s heat winners battle it out for the title of Cambridge Band Comp Under 18’s winner 2023! Admission - £5.50. From 12.00 pm to 4.00 pm. For info […]

After the brilliant lockdown album release of Invitation, the Hampshire-duo return with Music In The Madness – their fifth studio album – out March 10th, 2023. “It’s a fun story […]

Bonham Company proudly presents the UK première of Repubblica. Featuring live music from the Girton Organ Scholar and unmissable performances in the award-winning Fitzwilliam Auditorium. This is the unforgettable debut […]

Peter Knight, violin | John Spiers, melodeon Peter Knight and John Spiers are amongst the most distinguished of British folk musicians. Virtuoso fiddle player Peter Knight was part of Steeleye […]

Taking place at Eternit Sports And Social Club, Whaddon Road, Meldreth Nr Royston SG8 5RL Featuring Blind River/ Liberty Slaves/ Moments From Glory £12 at the door. Doors open at […]

Rural Ireland, 1833. Soldiers arrive in your village but is this a military occupation or, as they claim, just an administrative act? Either way, changes are afoot. At first, they […]