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 of being a successful restaurateur, novelist, businesswoman and Great British Bake Off judge - feeding the rich and famous, cooking for Royalty and even poisoning […]

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, he knew he would never be able to do what they do. However, when his sister got the latest Bob Dylan album, he knew there […]

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. For info go to http://www.westroad.org/event-info/city-of-cambridge-symphony-orchestra-37/

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 find that something special. Check out the blacksmiths at work in the Smithy and be entertained by the merry Morris dancers. Then recharge at Taste […]

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 artisans. Free entry. For info e-mail springpopupmarket@gmail.com SU

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 and the performance this weekend is titled "Diminuendo and Crescendo in Blue" after the extended blues couplet of that name by the Duke. Tickets are […]

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 than cystic fibrosis. There are 15,000 patient living with this diease living in the UK. The many deficiencies in their care have prompted the Al […]

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 wife - determined to make a difference in their worlds, and to keep the spark in their relationship and their family alive. But can they […]

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 at the event. Tsking place at The Corn Exchange from 7.00 pm to 8.30 pm. For info go to https://www.cambridgeartsnetwork.com/projects-events/Celebration%20of%20Women?k=eb15

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 particular take on traditional Scottish music. Whether reinterpreting existing material from the repertoire or conjuring up his own original lore his distinctively persistent and crisp […]

10:00 am at Rowan Humberstone Come along for coffee, delicious homemade cakes, and a pop-up shop featuring artworks handmade by artists with learning disabilities. All funds raised will enable Rowan to keep supporting their student artists to reach their full potential. All welcome; building is wheelchair accessible. Free entry. For info go to https://www.rowanhumberstone.co.uk/events/spring-coffee-morning/

Come along to the Cambridge University Botanic Garden for the enchanted egg grail. Can you crack the code of the enchanted egg and claim your Easter prize?The secrets of the enchanted egg are hidden in the plants and places around the Garden. To join in the fun, pick up a free trail booklet on your […]