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Author Rus Madon – writing as RJ Madon – has always had a strong love and fascination for Ely and the surrounding area.
Artists will set up their easels across 11 acres of rarely-seen private gardens at Histon Manor.
Max Bianco celebrates being a bouzouki player for Pete Doherty.
The book was written by Haddenham-based author Alastair Cairns Hull.
The theatre closed its doors for redevelopment works in January.
The tradition of singing on the roof dates back to 1902.
This year’s destination will be Great Yarmouth.
The festival will start with a parade in the city centre led by musicians from Cambridge’s Brazilian community.
Comedy fans can look forward to not one, not two, not three but four upcoming appearances by the gifted Yorkshire-born comic.
The theatre is also to host its second community drop-in, where members of the public can learn more about the refurbishment.
More than 100 stand-up comics performed, including Nick Helm, Jordan Brookes, Hal Cruttenden, Ania Magliano, Helen Bauer, and Spencer Jones.
The stand-up comedian, actress, writer and podcast host is bringing her new show Mettle to Cambridge.
The Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated comedian is bringing his Excellent Comedy Show to Cambridge later this month.
The talented comic, who previously asked “Do you ski?”, is something of a Cambridge comedy favourite.
A record-breaking 78 artists applied to join the Society ahead of the exhibition – more than twice the usual number.
Since opening in May 2018, the gallery has become known for its varied programme.
We’ll be supporting the event, taking place at Histon Manor.
‘Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition’ tells the story of the fight to end transatlantic slavery, its aftermath and its ongoing legacies.
Jeremy Waller has led an extraordinary life, both at home and abroad.
The novel, a work of historical fiction, was written by author Dennis Roberts, who grew up in Newmarket.
Literary Cambridge’s reveals its favourite reads of the year.
Priceless Agatha Christie artefacts go on display in murderously good crime fiction exhibition
Meet the booksellers whose love for detective fiction led them to launch Cambridge’s new crime bookshop
Exhibitions include the National Gallery’s famous Botticelli and William Blake’s connections to European ideologies.
A new sound installation has been created.
‘Black Atlantic: Power, People, Resistance’ opens in Cambridge on September 8.
A panel recommends it is returned to the descendants of its original Jewish owner
Our film critic, Mark Walsh, takes a look at upcoming releases in a column sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.
Mark Walsh completes his countdown - how many have you seen?
Our film critic, Mark Walsh, delivers his verdict on the best movies of 2024.
Mark Walsh looks ahead to what’s coming to the big screen in this column sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.
