Events Around Cambridgeshire

A warm and welcoming Antique and Vintage Fair that has been running for over 25 years in the pretty Cambridgeshire village of Orwell, close to the historic Wimpole Hall House and Estate.

This exhibition includes a display of over 20 monochrome photographs presented by the East Midland Monochrome Group who meet at Sywell Village Hall near Northampton.

Join us for the regions largest Apple Day: apple tasting and sales, local produce stalls, food trucks, children’s activities, cider bar and live musical entertainment.

New painterly ceramic vessels from Emily-Kriste Wilcox are available in this current exhibition at VK Gallery.

5 HOURS OF INVESTIGATING, EXPERIMENTING AND SCIENCE FUN IN THE HOLIDAYS Each school holiday we bring a different theme to our venues in Bishop’s Stortford, Hertford, St Albans, Saffron Walden and Cambridge. We’ve had the best of biology, the coolest chemistry and the most fantastic physics.

“What’s going on in the parole (and prison) system?” Speakers: Professor Nicola Padfield – Master, Fitzwilliam college Nicola Padfield is Master of Fitzwilliam and Professor of Criminal and Penal Justice in the University of Cambridge.

Tickets for this performance are £15.50 Full Price, £9.50 Under 16, £40 Family Ticket (inc fees) Please note family tickets are only bookable via the Box Office on 01733 207 239.

A professional production of Peter Pan, inspired by J.M. Barrie’s novel, produced by Peterborough based theatre company Lamphouse Theatre. The Darling family’s life is changed forever when Peter Pan, the boy who wouldn’t grow up, appears at their window one night.

Lord Huron. Artists performing: Lord Huron.: Tickets avaiable.

A professional production of Peter Pan, inspired by J.M. Barrie’s novel, produced by Peterborough based theatre company Lamphouse Theatre. Suitable for all ages 6+. The Darling family’s life is changed forever when Peter Pan, the boy who wouldn’t grow up, appears at their window one night.

The inherently funny Zoe Lyons has announced a new UK tour for 2018 & 2019. The show, entitled ‘Entry Level Human’, will premiere at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August, and is the follow up to 2016’s ‘Little Misfit’ that garnered critical acclaim and went on to tour the UK.

Tickets for this performance are £7.50 Full Price (inc fees) Based on the book by Kathryn Cave “Dragons come when you least expect it. You turn round…and they’re there.” Lots of people get them; bad dreams, swirly tummy, feeling prickly. And sometimes they make you feel alone.

Four authors of crime fiction and psychological thrillers will discuss crime writing on October 27, 3.30-4.30 at Anglia Ruskin University as part of the Cambridge Festival of Ideas.

A celebration of the music of Sir C. Hubert H. Parry in his centenary year.  Music for royal occasions – I was glad, Blest pair of sirens, Jerusalem – alongside music perfect as we approach the centenary of the armistice – Dear Lord and Father of mankind and his crowning glory, the Songs of Farewell.

Pick your pumpkin straight from the field and carve it in time for Halloween! In addition to the pumpkin fun, at this family friendly event there will be cooking demonstrations, live music, face painting, children’s crafts and some special entertainment.

Ellie Dubois’ No Show took the Edinburgh Fringe by storm in 2017, winning a prestigious Herald Angel award, and putting female strength, skill and power centre stage. The production joyously and heartbreakingly reveals what lies hidden beneath the showmanship of circus. What do you expect when you go to the circus?

www.climatekeys.com A 30 minute Recital, a 15 minute talk by an Expert Climate Speaker, 20 minutes of Audience Conversation, 3 minutes of music to finish Paula Downes Soprano, Clare Bullimore Piano, Dr Hugh Hunt Speaker Retiring Collection for Cambridge Carbon Footprint Finished Fields - Song Cycle by...

Blue Rose Code. Artists performing: Blue Rose Code.: Tickets avaiable.

Richard Thompson Plus Joan Shelley. Artists performing: Richard Thompson.: Tickets avaiable.

This Halloween we can share three classic tales from The Porter’s Lodge. If you are of strong heart and sturdy nerve, then come and join us at The Broadway Suite to hear these cautionary accounts...if you dare!

An open evening for the public hosted by NIHR Cambridge Biomedical Research Centre - Sharing our cutting-edge local research in dementia, mental health and neuroscience You are invited to find out, how cutting-edge health research in Cambridge is changing the future for people with brain-associated conditions.

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.

Holy Moly and The Crackers. Artists performing: Holy Moly and The Crackers.: Tickets avaiable.