What's On and Things To Do Around Cambridge

A small, paved courtyard garden in Moroccan style. Masses of colour in raised beds and pots, backed by oriental arches. An ornamental pool done in patterned tiles offers the soothing splash of water. The garden has been included in the recently published book Secret Gardens of East Anglia.

Rufus Wainwright. Artists performing: Rufus Wainwright.: Tickets avaiable.

HARMONIE de CLUNY FROM BURGUNDY MEETS MAWSON ROAD COMMUNITY ORCHESTRA AT ST.PAUL’S CHURCH, HILLS ROAD CB21JP ON SATURDAY 7TH JULY.

L shaped town garden, paved with some raised beds. The formal structure is informally planted with perennials, shrubs and small trees. Many in pots. There is a sitting area under a mature fig tree and small pond. An artist’s garden with attention to form and colour combination.Some artwork also for sale.

Historic College Gardens and Grounds dating from mid C12. Fine lawns and courtyards, colourful flowers in many courts. Shrubberies, arbour archways and sculptures. Fellows garden open on day.

Fine example of a Victorian garden with rare specimen trees. With a small woodland walk and a kitchen/allotment garden created in 2011 and a rose pergola and herbaceous border created in 2013.

A lecture about spiritual healing and help through the teaching of Bruno Groening. Through the absorption of the divine power, many people are experiencing the healing of illnesses and pain, that have been declared as “incurable” by the medical profession.

• Evening Language Courses for Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese • Courses held in beautiful school in central Cambridge • Focuses on practical language use outside of the classroom • Teaching method is communicative and immersion focused • Native or bilingual teachers, fully qualified

Sounds Green 2018 programme The Garden is delighted to host another year of exciting, open-air music from Cambridge Summer Music. A weekly celebration of summer and music, Sounds Green is part of the Cambridge Summer Music programme of events.

Sweet science: how do plants spin sugars into fibres? Plants turn sugars into fibres that give plants strength and shape. These fibres are important in our food, textiles, paper and buildings. This talk will show how recent discoveries reveal how the fibres are made and then woven into wood.

Why not join us at this totally unique event and be inspired! Enjoy two Outside* fashion shows at 7.00pm and a later one at 8.30pm and watch the models come down the aisle whilst viewing many of the wedding professionals in action as they would be on your special wedding day.

2 acres. One of the most famous gardens on the Cambridge Backs. Herbaceous borders; sunken pond garden, fine specimen trees and tropical garden.

Music Celebrations International presents The Chicago Master Singers in PEACE AND COMFORT A free concert celebrating the triumph of resurrection, faith and hope with Chicago Master Singers with Alan Heatherington, Conductor The Chicago Master Singers (CMS) is one of the foremost choirs in the United States.

The University of Cambridge Philharmonic Orchestra (UCPO) will be concluding the academic year with a typically ambitious programme.

On Sunday 8th July, Cambridge Race for Life will bring thousands of women together to support Cancer Research UK’s life-saving research. Just by signing up you’ll make a difference and whether you raise £10 or £200, every penny matters. Race for Life 5k is great for all ages.

Long narrow and planted in the cottage garden style with over 40 roses some on arches and growing through trees. Particularly planned to encourage wildlife with small pond, mature trees and shrubs. Perennials and some unusual plants interspersed with sculptures.

’Artificially Intelligent’ is co-organised by Collusion with the Leverhulme Centre for Future Intelligence. It will explore the many concerns that arise already from a global economy and culture that are driven by forms of artificial intelligence.

Programme of popular film music for children aged four upwards Featuring Robert Hodge (Conductor).

Programme of popular film music Featuring Robert Hodge (Conductor).

Mentés Másként Ensemble: This lively award-winning group specialises in the traditional folk music and dance of their native Hungary.

DoubleKnot 8:00pm - 8:30pm The pair performs in a variety of song styles, ranging from the older Country music of Nashville to the more modern genre of Alternative Indie-Rock.

This Open Day is hosted at both Cambridge and Huntingdon Campuses. Come and talk to our expert tutors, meet our friendly staff and students and tour our amazing facilities. Our Open Days are a great opportunity to see what it is like to study at Cambridge Regional College.

What’s on offer? Lots of stall bursting with top quality LIKE NEW and NEW baby & children’s items from birth to 8 yrs. Plus a small selection of unique businesses in the baby & children’s industry showcasing and selling their products & services all under one roof!

A fabulous evening of music from Val Sinclair with Turquoise, playing blues, jazz and other genres. A superb line-up of musicians include Phil Prechner - piano, John Trowsdale - bass, Ed O’Connell - drums, Geoff Duckworth - saxophone, Chris Smith - harmonica, Cathy Matthews and Val Sinclair - vocals.

Our annual Village Show in 2018 will again be part of a village weekend of events. We often like to tie in some of our Show classes to a theme, and this year we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the release of "Jurassic Park" (so expect some dinosaurs!).

BIG Baby and children’s nearly new sale for 0-6years and maternity. 30+ stalls. VENUE- Cambourne Village College, Sheepfold Lane, Cambourne,Cambridge, CB23 6FR Book via the website www.mum2mummarket.co.uk FREE Onsite parking. Buggy friendly. Refreshments available.

***CAMBOURNES BIGGEST EVER SALE*** 14th July 10.30am - 12pm Cambourne Village College, Sheepfold Lane, Cambourne What’s on offer? Lots of stall bursting with top quality LIKE NEW and NEW baby & children’s items from birth to 8 yrs.

A chance to see the other side of Harston as village gardens open their gates, with much to see from perennials to vegetables, old gardens and new, and much more besides: rare breed pigs and sheep, award-winning Bermondsey Street beekeepers, live musical entertainment, garden railway and replica ships,

5 very varied gardens. Brook House has many lovely recently designed and planted features set in 1½ acres, including an impressive large walled kitchen garden and an expansive modern patio and pond.

2018 marks 70 years since the death of Alexandrina Peckover, the sale of the contents of the House and the property coming under the ownership of the National Trust. To mark this occasion we have worked with Trust New Art, East Anglian Art Fund and the A. Booking Not Needed. Children welcome.

During the afternoon, come and experience the frantic activity in the kitchen while the servants prepare for a birthday tea party for Alexandrina, age 10, and engage in a bit of gossip. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Explore parts of the property not normally open to visitors. Note: tours will involve several flights of stairs. Booking Advisable. Phone: 01945 583463. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

A celebratory day of art activities in the House and Garden inspired by some of the creative themes explored in Transitions in Time, led by Aid & Abet, artists Sarah Evans and David Kefford. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

House and Gardens open during Wisbech Rose Fair. Peckover gardeners will be on hand to answer questions about roses throughout the afternoons during the week. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

2018 marks 70 years since the death of Alexandrina Peckover, the sale of the contents of the House and the property coming under the ownership of the National Trust. To mark this occasion we have worked with Trust New Art, East Anglian Art Fund and the A. Booking Not Needed. Children welcome.

Explore parts of the property not normally open to visitors. Note: tours will involve several flights of stairs. Booking Advisable. Phone: 01945 583463. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

A young garden that’s beginning to blend well with the farm. An interesting combination of new and established spaces interlinked with a design eye. An established orchard with beehives; two wildlife ponds. A productive kitchen and cutting garden. Doves, chickens and sheep complete the picture!

Be inspired by gardens large and small, get up close to some very special sports cars and classic cars, relax with cake and tea, enjoy mini music recitals from talented musicians, take in eight mini art exhibitions, let your children loose in their dream garden....

We are the biggest village market for miles. 25+ stalls comprising food stalls, arts and crafts, skin and beauty products, and horticulture. Popular tearoom selling hot drinks, homemade cakes and bacon butties

A unique hawking experience. Get up close and personal to 8 birds of prey, watch them fly and learn all about them. Children welcome. Lots of photo opportunities. Licensed bar

Laura Lexx can be found performing up and down the UK in clubs including The Comedy Store, The Glee Club, Komedia, Manfords, The Comedy Loft and many, many more independent promoters. ?

Custard Comedy is back at Willingham on June 29th! Our latest night, at Willingham Social Club, features the copper turned comic Alfie Moore. The night begins at 8.15pm and tickets start at just Alfie Moore is an original and distinctive comedian with his niche area as a serving police sergeant.

Join us for a different walk each week, showing off some of the best views, woodland paths and secret seats in and around Wimpole’s parkland. Walks range from 2.5-4.5miles and are often muddy.

If you are completely new to running, looking to ease yourself back into exercise or training for a Parkrun or Race for Life this is the perfect group for you! Join our qualified leaders in Running Fitness, in the beautiful setting of Wimpole to gradually build your fitness and confidence in running.

Taking place for the second year running, Wimpole History Festival is the product of a unique partnership between Cambridge Literary Festival and the National Trust. This will be a true feast of history and heritage for the whole family.

Learn the art of scything. The course includes setting up the scythe ready for mowing, how to mow efficiently and effectively, how to hone the blade to keep it sharp while cutting, how to peen the blade after it has been worn down by countless amounts of honing and how to cure the. Booking Essential.

Join us on a 1.2 mile parkland walk and uncover the stories at the heart of Wimpole. A gentle, short work with fascinating stories about how Wimpole’s parkland has changed with different fashions and owners.

The perfect way to celebrate a special occasion. Experience the luxury of a private carriage ride pulled by a magnificent Shire horse through the Wimpole Estate with a dedicated groom and driver. Booking Essential. Phone: 0344 249 1895.

Eboracum Baroque return to the Rectory Garden at Wimpole to perform Handel’s Semele. Composed in 1744 and featuring some of Handel’s most exquisite music, it was one of the many concerts enjoyed by former Wimpole resident Captain George Bambridge.