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Exhibition - Passing Traces
2025-09-15 - 2025-10-05 | Ruskin Gallery
A new show, titled Passing Traces, runs from 15 September – 5 October at the Ruskin Gallery, Cambridge School of Art (Anglia Ruskin University). Curated by Elisabetta Garletti (Murray Edwards College), it brings together works by the AA2A resident artists: Isabel Castro-Jung, Stepanka Facerova, Joana Mamede, Natasha Vikulina, Sid White-Jones.
The exhibition asks: what remains after something has passed? Through performance, sculpture, film, and installation, you explore the idea of trace as both presence and absence, layering memory, movement, and material in unexpected ways.
It’s a great chance to highlight the thriving artistic community in Cambridge and open up a conversation about contemporary art and performance.
For more info e-mail Sid White-Jones at sj668@cam.ac.uk

Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em
2025-09-16 - 2025-09-19 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
They say laughter is the best medicine and you’re in for a high dose with this TV sitcom, brilliantly adapted for the stage by Guy Unsworth.
A thoroughly enjoyable visit to the theatre, packed with laughter from beginning to end. Simply delightful, Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em is a must-see!
Betty is pregnant, but as she tries to tell Frank, he’s caught up chasing his dream of stardom as a magician. With vanishing watches, flashing lights, flying feathers, squirting water, and exploding wine – chaos reigns!
As dinner guests arrive, crossed wires spark a whirlwind of confusion, misunderstandings, and DIY disasters that bring the house down – quite literally.
This production is suitable for ages 8 and over.
This amateur production of Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of
Times – Nightly performances at 7.45 pm with a matinee on Saturday at 2.30 pm.
Tickets – £12.00 to £18.00
For info go to Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em

Author Evenings at Waterstones
2025-09-17 | Waterstones Book Shop, 22 Sidney Street, Cambridge, CB2 3HG
Join recipe developer, baking columnist, and practising psychologist Helen Goh on Wednesday 17 September at 6pm as she discusses her new book Baking and the Meaning of Life – a remarkable collection of recipes which explores the joy and meaning of baking in all its guises. Helen Goh has been a recipe developer with Yotam Ottolenghi for more than a decade and co-authored the bestselling baking book Sweet and the family food book Comfort. A trained psychologist, she combines psychology practice with a cooking career, becoming head pastry chef at a landmark restaurant in Melbourne, Australia, before moving to London. She will be in conversation with food writer, historian, journalist, and author of The Heart-Shaped Tin, Bee Wilson.
The event will take place at Waterstones Cambridge, 22 Sidney Street, Cambridge, CB2 3HG. Tickets are £8 for General Admission, £5 for Waterstones Loyalty Cardholders, and book and ticket options are available.
Tickets are available to purchase in store and on website.

Rest and Rise – A Mindful Morning in Nature
2025-09-19 | Grantchester Meadows, Grantchester, Cambridge, CB2
Taking place from 10:30am – 12:30pm in Grantchester Meadows, Cambridge
Pause. Breathe. Reconnect. Come along for a gentle, soul-nourishing 2-hour mini retreat designed especially for those navigating midlife, menopause, or life’s turning points.
What’s included: A guided mindful walk through the stunning Grantchester Meadows/ Breathwork & mindful silence to calm the mind/ Creative journalling to inspire clarity and self-connection/ A warm drink & quiet reflection at the historic Orchard Tea Rooms
Led by two experienced coaches, who take inspiration from nature’s rhythms and the creativity of the Bloomsbury Group to help you rest deeply… and rise renewed.
Small group – personal & supportive – £40 per person
Book at https://bit.ly/RestandRiseRetreats

Real Roots Royalty
2025-09-20 | Cambridge Joint Ex-Services and Royal Mail Social Club, Barnwell Drive, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB5 8RD, United Kingdom
Apex Hi-Fi Soundsystem celebrates a quarter of a century of bringing the best in reggae music to the people of Cambridge and beyond. Two Cambridge Radio DJs, DJ Kuryakin (Revelation Time) and Rev Nix (Ska ‘n’ B Show), will be amongst those playing on the night.
Taking place from 4pm to 1am – it’s family friendly, so kids welcome earlier on if accompanied by an adult
Admission on the door is £10, but £7 in advance via the Fixr ticket app.

Gypsy - A Musical Fable
2025-09-23 - 2025-09-26 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
Before The X Factor, Britain’s Got Talent or The Mickey Mouse Club on TV, there was vaudeville. This is the story of how two little girls followed their mother’s dreams to vaudeville stages all over America to become stars. Baby June could sing, dance, turn cartwheels and brighten an auditorium with her smile. Her sister Louise wasn’t as talented, it was said. But when Louise grew up, she surprised them all by becoming a glamourous star!
No one was surprised more than the girls’ mother, Rose. And this is her story, too – a musical fable about the ultimate stage mother.
This production is suitable for ages 12 and over.
Book by Arthur Laurents/ Music by Jule Styne/ Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim/ Suggested by the memoirs of Gypsy Rose Lee.
This amateur production of GYPSY is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals Ltd. on behalf of Tams-Witmark LLC.
Nightly performances at 7.45 pm with a matinee on Saturday at 2.30 pm.
Tickets – £13.00 to £20.00.
For info go to Gypsy: A Musical Fable

Rivers of Film - Festival
2025-09-23 - 2025-10-03 | Various, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire
A new festival is set to flow through Cambridge this autumn, bringing rivers, aquatic ecosystems, and their guardians into the spotlight. The Cambridge Rivers of Film Festival will run from 23rd September to 4th October 2025, offering twelve days of screenings, talks, workshops, walks, and creative encounters.
Curated by filmmaker and cultural producer James Murray-White, the festival showcases nine newly commissioned short films made in summer 2025, alongside acclaimed documentaries, artistic explorations, and community events. Together, they invite audiences to celebrate rivers as lifelines of imagination, ecology, and action.
Highlights include:
With our wet & scaly hands & feet – creative workshop and screenings at the Museum of Cambridge (23 Sept)
Water Is Love: Ripples of Regeneration – film and discussion on water scarcity (25 Sept, Storey’s Field Centre)
Ocean – screening with co-director Keith Scholey, followed by an ocean conservation panel (26 Sept, Babbage Lecture Theatre)
What Matters: A Celebration – artist Josh Bilton leads a film and family workshop (27 Sept, Kettle’s Yard).
The Rivers of Film Festival is commissioned by Cambridge Past, Present & Future as part of the RiverCamCAN (Climate Action Through Nature) project, and made possible with funding from the National Lottery Community Fund. It is supported by Water Sensitive Cambridge and a network of community organisations, volunteers, and artists
Location: Venues across Cambridge, including the Museum of Cambridge, Storey’s Field Centre, Kettle’s Yard, Babbage Lecture Theatre, Pembroke Auditorium, and The Leper Chapel.
Full listings and tickets: cambridgeppf.org/riversoffilm

Jenny Eclair - Jokes, Jokes, Jokes! Live
2025-09-24 19:30 - 22:00 (Europe/London) | Cambridge Junction (J2), Clifton Way, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 7GX, United Kingdom
In celebration of the release of her hilarious memoir of the same name, comedian, novelist, and professional show-off Jenny Eclair comes to venues nationwide with a brand-new autobiographical show. ​
From drama school, (mostly drinking cider and eating sausage rolls), sleeping with men who looked like they lived under a carpet, punk poetry, anorexia, bedsit misery, waitressing and not really having a clue about anything, to being the first woman to win the Perrier Award, becoming a mother, author, grumpy old woman, podcaster and nana! ​
Still gigging to sell-out crowds forty years later, Jenny invites you to look back at what she can remember before she forgets everything. Warning, punk poetry, animal impressions and baritone nursery rhyme singing may feature.
J2 (Unreserved Seating)

Time – 7:30 PM

Tickets – £ 29.50

Ages 14+

For info go to Jenny Eclair: Jokes, Jokes, Jokes Live! | Cambridge Junction

Oktoberfest in Cambridge
2025-09-26 | Jesus Green, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Oktoberfest is an ancient tradition that started in Munich more than 200 years ago. It all started with a royal wedding in 1810. They’ve been partying in Cambridge since 2016 and the event takes place on Jesus Green.
Student Tickets: to include the first beer (1.5 pint of Bavarian Festbeer), please note student ID needed. £10.00
General Admission: £10-15.00
Bavarian Ticket: Entrance/Seating in the Bavarian area. Includes 1 Mass (1.5 Pint) of Bavarian FestBeer/Bratwurst in bread/Underberg German shot. £35.00
Other special packages available.
For info go to https://cambridge-oktoberfest.co.uk/

The East Anglia Chamber Orchestra
2025-09-27 19:30 - 22:00 | West Road Concert Hall, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 9DP, United Kingdom
The East Anglia Chamber Orchestra returns to the West Road Concert Hall with an attractive and ambitious programme that features two symphonies and a fabulous concerto.
Under the baton of the gifted and inspiring Toby Purser the programme begins with Schubert’s delightful Second Symphony. Inspired by Beethoven, Schubert began this tuneful symphony in 1814, just after leaving school.
And then Michael Foyle, professor of violin at the Royal Academy will perform Bruch’s Violin Concerto in G minor. Considered to be one of the four great German violin concertos, Bruch’s first concerto was premiered by Joachim in 1868.
The programme concludes with Beethoven’s well-known and well-loved Sixth Symphony. As the only symphony for which Beethoven provided a programme note, the Pastoral expresses his love for the natural world.
Tickets are available from The West Road Concert Hall website: £25 adults / £22 concessions (over 60s) / £10 students / £5 under 18s.

The Black Dyke Band
2025-09-27 19:30 - 22:00 | The Leys School, Trumpington Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 7AD, United Kingdom
The Leys School is excited to present Black Dyke Band on Saturday 27 September.
Come and listen to the best and most famous brass band in the land at 7.30pm in The Great Hall at The Leys School. The Black Dyke Band was founded in 170 years ago in Bradford, West Yorkshire, and is one of the oldest and most well-known brass bands in the world. It has won the National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain a record 24 times, This promises to be an exhilarating evening of dazzling brass band pyrotechnics and virtuosity.
£22.50 for adults, free for under 18s.
Tickets are available from The Leys School Box Office

Jack Dee – Small World at Cambridge Corn Exchange
2025-09-27 20:00 - 23:00 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
Join Jack as he guides you through his varied life and career with his customary charm and well known gift for talking absolute rubbish on any given subject.
Culture Wars, The Environment, British Foreign Policy and Social Justic – these are just a few of the topics that Jack spectacularly fails to address (or even mention for that matter) in his brand new show. Instead, for reasons known only to him, he doubles down on his fascination with the meaningless small things of life like Zoom protocol, what’s new in the world of radiators and the worst careers advice office in the world.

Time – 20:00

Tickets – £33.00 (Including booking fee)
For more information go to The Corn Exchange

Chimera - Exhibition at The Edge
2025-10-04 - 2025-11-01 | The Edge Cafe, 351 Mill Road, Cambridge, CB1 3DF
Taking place at The Edge Cafe, 351 Mill Road, Cambridge CB1 3DF
Open Mon – Sat. 09.00 – 16.00
Ian Rawlinson’s Chimera series is inspired by a black-and-white film clip of the last Thylacine in captivity. This film prompted Rawlinson to create images which deal with ideas of a vanished past: transformation and memory.
The new prints combine part of the now-extinct Thylacine with places in Cambridge from Rawlinson’s past, primarily Arbury and King’s Hedges. These places have a nostalgic feeling and are reminders of a childhood spent in and around the newly created housing, the nearby farmland and derelict army base. The idea that the Thylacine is gone reflects his feelings about childhood, coupled with an intense longing to see the past once again, this time from the vantage point of the present.
Further information www.ianrawlinson.com

Dowsing at Wandlebury
2025-10-04 10:00 - 16:00 | Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3AE, United Kingdom
A day of archaeological dowsing at Wandlebury Country Park with Ann & Steve Dawson of Dowsing Anglia.
Working on and around the foundations of the former manor house, you can try and dowse what each room was used for, search for service pipes and find the site of the Ice House.
£35 for non-members, £30 for members of Cambridge Past, Present & Future and the British Dowsing Society (BSD). Tea and coffee provided, but please bring your own food.
Places limited to 30 people. Please book at www.britishdowsers.org or 01684 576969
Meet at 10:00 am for 10:30 am start.

Romance & Revolution: A Night of Music in Aid of Cambridge Acorn Project
2025-10-04 19:30 - 22:00 | West Road Concert Hall, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 9DP, United Kingdom
Cambridge Acorn Project announces a special collaboration with the Sampson Orchestra of Cambridge, who have generously donated a portion of tickets to their upcoming concert, in support of the work with vulnerable children and families across Cambridgeshire.
The UK is facing a growing children’s mental health crisis, with recent NHS data showing that 1 in 5 children aged 7-16 now have a probable mental health disorder. In Cambridgeshire, demand for support continues to rise, and many families are struggling to access timely help.
Cambridge Acorn Project provides therapeutic support to over 700 children and families each year, many of whom have experienced trauma, abuse and live in financial hardship. Acorn’s work helps children feel safe, build resilience, and begin to heal.
Community support helps to keep these services going.
To book your place, simply make a donation via Cambridge Acorn Project website by going to Orchestra concert — Cambridge Acorn Project

The Cody Pennington Country Show
2025-10-05 19:30 - 22:00 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
The world-class country show fronted by Nashville artist Cody Pennington returns to the UK in 2025 for his third nationwide tour!
Cody will pay tribute to the finest artists in country music, including Luke Combs, Morgan Wallen, Dolly Parton, and many more. He will also perform his own top songs, such as “Downtown” and “Cowboy Sitting at the Bar”, as well as his new material!
Cody’s live music performances showcase the heart and soul of his Nashville roots, blending his original country tunes with chart-topping country hits, creating an unforgettable and dynamic experience for any country music lover.
Cost – £27.00 (Including booking fee)
For info go to The Cody Pennington Country Show – Cambridge Corn Exchange

An Evening with Francis Rossi at the Corn Exchange
2025-10-06 19:30 - 22:00 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
An Evening of Francis Rossi’s Songs from the Status Quo Songbook and more.
Francis will perform many of his signature hits that made the Quo name, plus some personal favourites and deeper cuts, and he’ll be telling more stories about his incredible life in music. Think you know Francis? Not yet you don’t… The story starts with Pictures of Matchstick Men but continues right up to the present day. Francis will mostly be playing his Acoustasonic guitar which, as he says, “is basically a Telecaster but is more compatible with a show of this nature – it still has the ring and sound of a Tele”.
These new 2025 shows promise lots more music, but plenty of talk too. The shows will lift the curtain on what life is really like in one of Britain’s biggest and best bands, and also provide some context for all the crazy stuff that has happened along the way.
Tickets – £43.00 to £103.00.
For info go to The Corn Exchange Box Office

Fragile Contents- Cambridge Footlights Tour Show
2025-10-08 - 2025-10-10 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
It can be hard to keep yourself together. In Fragile Contents, the Cambridge Footlights 2025 Tour Show, watch five up-and-coming comedians try (and fail) to stay intact when confronted with the surreal, dark and non-sensical parts of life. Come and see a surreal new sketch show that will be side-splitting in more ways than one.
This production is suitable for ages 16 and over. Given the timing of the performance, parental discretion is advised.
Times: – Wednesday 8 October to Saturday 11th October at 11.00 pm.
Tickets – £7.50 to £11.50
For info go to The Cambridge Footlights International Tour Show 2025: Fragile Contents

Mind Cambridge - Benefit and Raffle
2025-10-10 | The Grapes, Histon Road, Cambridge
Mind Cambridge Benefit & Raffle – enjoy an evening of brilliant live music by some of the best artists in Cambridge, as well as the opportunity to win some exciting raffle prizes, while supporting your local Mind Charity Shop and local mental health services on World Mental Health Day.

19.00-23.30 pm at The Grapes, 19 Histon Road, Cambridge, CB4 3JB

£5 or more donation (cash on the night or by card in the shop, Mind Cambridge, 38 Burleigh Street, CB1 1DG)

Local Cambridge bands will perform – Jonno’s Blues and Soul Quartet (headline act) and Ghost Carnival (support act) together with a special guest on the night

For info go to www.thefinelineproject.com for full details.

Ocean Festival World Tour
2025-10-10 19:00 - 22:00 | West Road Concert Hall, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 9DP, United Kingdom
Climb aboard for a night of ocean adventure! The Ocean Film Festival World Tour features a new collection of the world’s most incredible ocean films!
Brought to you by the team behind the Banff Mountain Film Festival UK & Ireland tour, this selection of short films combines breath-taking marine life and wild seafaring voyages in a cinematic celebration of our oceans.
Venturing to rarely explored depths of the planet, meet the surfers, paddlers, divers and scientists who have dedicated their lives to answering the call of the ocean. Plunge into the wonders of the big blue – without getting your feet wet!
Ticket cost: £18 | Concessions £16 (full time students, under 16s, unemployed and over 60s) | Groups: £16 for 6+ | Early Bird: all tickets £16 until 31 May
See www.oceanfilmfestival.co.uk

The Marian Consort
2025-10-10 19:45 - 22:30 | Stapleford Granary, Bury Road, Stapleford, CB22 5BP
The Marian Consort presents a programme of extraordinary beauty and hidden meaning from Renaissance Portugal. This rich polyphonic music is as expressive as it is politically charged: written under the rule of the Spanish Habsburgs from 1580 to 1640, music by Duarte Lobo (c1565-1646) and Manuel Cardoso (1566-1650) set texts of mourning and lamentation, longing for an end to foreign rule and yearning for the restoration of a Portuguese monarchy. Also included are pieces by Vicente Lusitano, whose identity remains largely a mystery (his surname simply means ‘Portuguese’) and whose status as likely the first published composer of African heritage has ignited new interest in his astonishing music.
Led by founder and director Rory McCleery, The Marian Consort is an award-winning British vocal ensemble that presents bold and thrilling performances of music from across the centuries. Lades and awards including the Diapason D’Or, Presto Classical Album of the Year and the Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik.
Tickets – £12.00 to £24.00.
For info go to https://www.staplefordgranary.org.uk/

Willow Weaving Workshop
2025-10-11 | Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3AE, United Kingdom
Have fun and be creative at this willow weaving workshop, making lanterns and bird feeders. Using this beautiful material, you will weave your own pieces to take home for your garden, ready for the dark evenings and winter months.
Each workshop lasts for 3-hours, starting at either 10am and 2pm. The workshop will take place in the Stable Rooms.
£48 per workshop. Two people per booking, please book in advance.
No experience required. Suitable for adults and older children age 12+ (accompanied).
Delivered by Wild Thyme & Embers.
10am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm
To book www.wildthymeandembers.co.uk

Dial M for Murder
2025-10-14 - 2025-10-17 | ADC Theatre, Park Street, Cambridge, CB5 8AS
Marrying for money often doesn’t go to plan. It certainly hasn’t for faded tennis star Tony Wendice as he believes his wife will ultimately divorce him for her on-off lover, a charming crime writer. For Tony losing his wife would be catastrophic, not because he loves her but her fortune. He consequently orchestrates a devious plot to have her killed. On paper it’s the perfect murder. But when the conspiracy goes awry and with his wife’s on-off lover back in the picture Tony scrambles to get his diabolical scheme back on track using the incriminating evidence to his advantage. Will the wits of a shrewd inspector and a prolific crime writer manage to unveil Tony’s malicious scheme before it’s too late?
This production is suitable for ages 12 and over.
14th to 18th October at 7.45 pm.

Tickets – £10.00 to £17.50.
For info go to Dial M for Murder

Lulu – If Only You Knew
2025-10-14 19:30 - 22:00 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
Grammy-nominated singer, pop sensation, gifted stage and film actress, Lulu has been entertaining the nation for decades. Now at 76, with the release of her highly anticipated memoir, she’s finally telling her whole, unfiltered story for the very first time.
To celebrate the launch of If Only You Knew, her official autobiography, Lulu is inviting her fans to join her for an intimate evening with music and memories.
Her captivating combination of life lessons and candid revelations are brought to life as Lulu takes to the stage to tell her story, sing her hits and answer the burning questions.
Since rising to fame at just 15, Lulu has done it all. In this brand-new, two-hour live show, she’ll be speaking candidly about her extraordinary life from working alongside the world’s greatest stars to winning Best Supporting Actress at the 2024 National Film Awards. Along the way, she’ll take us through all the unforgettable moments including winning the Eurovision Song Contest, releasing a James Bond theme song, achieving Stateside success with To Sir with Love – the best-selling single of 1967, her relationship with the Beatles, reaching the No 1 spot with Take That, working with David Bowie and writing the worldwide hit for Tina Turner’s autobiographical movie. All the highs and lows of a life lived under the spotlight, for over sixty years.
The book, If Only You Knew, is included with the ticket.

19:30

Tickets – £33.00 – £118.00 (Including booking fee)
For info go to The Corn Exchange Box Office

Calm Under the Canopy - Mindful Meditation
2025-10-17 | Wandlebury Country Park, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB22 3AE, United Kingdom
Every month on a Friday afternoon, a friendly group of the mindfully curious meets up with resident Mindful Green Coach, David Lynch, to learn and practise the art of mindful meditation in nature.
Going into the denser vegetation, turning our attention to birdsong, to the light in the canopy and the joyful detail of each passing moment. The coach leads guided meditations to help connect with nature, helping to de-stress.
If you’d like to learn how to better manage stress, to live life to the full and to become part of a mindful community at Wandlebury, why not come along.
David is a trained and experienced meditation teacher. He specialises in leading groups outdoors combining mindfulness-based stress reduction with ecotherapy and gentle exercise. The art of mindfulness is a life-long journey and as such each gathering brings a fresh theme and builds on the wisdom of the previous.
These events are suitable for beginners and seasoned meditators. They are offered in clusters of 3 walks at £40 per person or 6 walks at £60 per person (concessions £30/£50).
To book naturallymindfulnow@gmail.com or text 07375 064336.
Please pay for your car parking on arrival.

Test
2025-10-17 07:00 - 16:00 | Cambridgeshire

Arpan – Cambridge University Indian Classical Music Society
2025-10-17 19:15 - 21:30 | West Road Concert Hall, 11 West Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB3 9DP, United Kingdom
This concert will recount the story of Lucy Cavendish College from its founding to the present day, capturing the milestones and turning points. The programme will be interspersed with Indian classical musical pieces that are thematically appropriate to the story being told. The evening will feature diverse musical traditions of India, different musical instruments, languages and melodies.
Arpan in Sanskrit means ‘to dedicate’. This concert is dedicated to the College’s mission, just as the College dedicates all its efforts towards improving access to education. ‘Arpan’ will be a musical celebration of the dynamism, diversity, and inclusiveness that are at the core of the College’s values.
The performers will be drawn from the diverse membership of Cambridge University Indian Classical Music Society.
Tickets – £8.00 to £16.00.
For info go to West Road Box Office

Charity Concert for Arthur Rank Hospice
2025-10-18 | St John the Evangelist Church, Hills Road, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB1 7TP, United Kingdom
7:30pm at St John the Evangelist’s Church, Hills Road, Cambridge
Featuring professional musicians Mizuki String Quartet and Tom Gamble/ Well known tunes like Autumn Leaves and Molly on the Shore/ Folk tunes arranged by the Danish String Quartet/ and other works by Bridge, Boccherini and Dvorak
There are few musicians who can really be said to defy genre. Tom Gamble is such a musician. With a virtuosic technique and hugely diverse musical output, he is often regarded as being one of the UK’s most exciting guitarists, composers and songwriters.
Mizuki String Quartet – Formed when the players were studying at Trinity Laban Music College this versatile group play in a range of styles, delighting audiences.
Tickets – £20.00. Concessions – £15.00.

Alan Davies at the Corn Exchange
2025-10-18 19:30 - 22:00 | Cambridge Corn Exchange, 2 Wheeler Street, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB2 3QB, United Kingdom
Alan Davies is a critically acclaimed stand-up comedian, actor, writer, and TV personality.
He is a staple of British television, known for his performance as the eponymous hero of David Renwick’s hugely popular, long-running TV series Jonathan Creek, and as a permanent panellist on QI. His talk show, Alan Davies: As Yet Untitled, recently reached its seventh season.
He is also one of the UK’s best-loved comedians. His stand-up show Urban Trauma ran in London’s West End and Life is Pain and Little Victories sold out in venues across the UK. His second memoir, Just Ignore Him was published in 2020 and the third instalment will be published later this year.
Cost – £32.50 (Including booking fee)
For info go to The Corn Exchange Box Office

Waterbeach Sunday Market
2025-10-19 | Waterbeach Barracks, entrance opposite The Brewery Tap Pub, Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, CB25 9PB, United Kingdom
Waterbeach Market runs on the 3rd Sunday of each month from 10am – 3pm with around 50 stalls each month including a resident Barber , cycle mechanic and food court.
There are typically 60 traders at the markets.
Urban and Civic have now worked in conjunction with Central Connect and there is a new bus running through the venue
It’s free with plenty of parking. The market is accessible and dog friendly.
