Events Around Peterborough

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.

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.

It’s that time of year again! Queensgate’s famous Christmas Toy Testing event is returning Saturday 3 and Sunday 4 November and it promises to be the most magical yet.

Families will see the centre come to life at 10.30am with this complete magical takeover. It’s time to get excited, our ‘Festive Fiesta’ is unlike anything we’ve done before,” said Centre Director at Queensgate, Mark Broadhead.

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.

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.

The Frog & The Princess is a poignant re-telling of the Brothers Grimm tale that will entertain and delight family audiences.

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!

There’ll be some fantastic live music and a superb firework display on 3rd November as the Firework Fiesta returns for 2018, sponsored by Britannia Fire and Security.

Popular friendly fair held in pretty village not far from the A1. Up to 14 dealers will offer a wide range of books and ephemera covering a variety of subjects. Also some postcards. Delicious home made refreshments. Free parking. Admission: adults £1 (children under 15 free). Contact Chris Missing 01245 361609

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.

J M Barrie’s novel Peter Pan is brought to life, by Peterborough based Lamphouse Theatre Group The Darlings family’s life is changed for ever when Peter Pan, the boy who wouldn’t grow up, appears at their window one night.

Creative artist, Caroline Kisby of Pink House Arts worked with volunteers from across the Warmington Benefice to create a display of remembrance to the men named on the Rolls of Honour in the five benefice churches. 1,720 hand knitted poppies and leaves together with personalised name labels have been created.

A Christmas craft fair in the beautiful, historic village of Fotheringhay, known as the place of Mary Queen of Scots imprisonment and birthplace of Richard III.

THE UK’S FIRST AND ONLY SCHOOL OF HONEY! This exciting, award-winning interactive experience is the perfect day out for foodies! Each experience lasts for 2.

Dance the night away to the vinly sounds of Northern Soul and Motown. Wear flares if you dare!

A popular annual event, in the beautiful setting of St Peter’s Church Oundle. Stalls selling Fairtrade foods, crafts, gifts, and toys. Raffle of Fairtrade goods. Charity Christmas cards also on sale. Fairtrade refreshments served.

2018 will be a huge time for Circus as we celebrate 250 years since its birth in London. the brain child of Sergeant Major Philip Astley, the father of modern circus. Astley’s vision & invention went on to become a major art form throughout the world.

Imagine a Brilliant Rock show combined with amazing, bizarre and Dare Devil Circus acts, a stella light show and all performed with a forked tongue firmly in each cheek. If Quentin Tarantino had directed Cirque Du Soleil you would be half way there.

"We put a spell on you!" The three witches you love to hate are back and more magical that ever, flying high in this wicked Halloween Pantomime.

Adapted for the stage by Robert Alan Evans, from the novel A Kestrel for a Knave by Barry Hines. Kes tells the story of a day in the life of Billy Casper, a fifteen-year-old boy about to leave school and determined not to end up working down the pit like his older brother Jud.

ITV’s cycling commentator Ned Boulting returns with an all-new production, built with wobbly precision on the edifice of the greatest bike race on earth.

Touching, funny and utterly original, Scamp Theatre’s delightful adaptation of Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s STICK MAN is coming to the Stamford Corn Exchange Theatre.

A Salute To The Forties is the ultimate 1940s tribute show transporting you back in time to the 40’s with flags, bunting and webbing in true variety show fashion, packed full of stars from the 40s, artists such as George Formby, Gracie Fields, Max Miller, G.I.

A new stand up show from multi-award winning comedian Marcus Brigstocke + Support from Rob Rouse. Snowflake, Nazi, Remoaner, Trot, Libtard, Brextremist, Feminazi, Piers Morgan...