One of the first shows back at the ADC, Ordinary Days is a powerful and exciting musical depicting the lives of four New Yorkers, each finding their way through life...
Arts & Culture
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As part of the government's £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund, the Cambridge Arts Theatre has just been awarded £985,000 in order to face the ongoing challenges presented by the pandemic....
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Community cinema Saffron Screen reopened in September following a hiatus due to Covid-19. The team has been hard at work ensuring that the cinema is safe to reopen, implementing new...
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Do we ever really grow up? Multi award-winning Mischief Theatre is back to try and answer that very question. Their latest comedy, Groan Ups, follows a group of unruly students...
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A unique time capsule of Victorian working-class art and life, David Parr House is ensuring that the public can still enjoy its fascinating offering by presenting an exciting new way...
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A new exhibition at Kettle’s Yard explores the work of self-taught British artist and mariner Alfred Wallis, whose paintings and drawings depict his direct experiences of the sea and fishing...
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Pictured: sugar jars by Sheila Madder Anglian Potters – a group of ceramic enthusiasts from across East Anglia – have recently unveiled a new online pottery exhibition, showcasing the work...
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Kettle’s Yard, one of Cambridge’s best-loved contemporary art spaces, is once again open to the public. Although its opening hours are fairly restricted, the venue is now welcoming visitors to...
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In collaboration with grass roots venue The Portland Arms and independent music promoter Green Mind, 20Hz - a new not-for-profit live streaming service - is on a mission to bring...
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Professional classical music ensemble Eboracum Baroque is gearing up for a live performance at The Orchard Tea Garden in Grantchester. The group, formed in 2012 by Chris Parsons, has performed...
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Super-boutique festival comes to Cambs for a weekend of socially-distant fun in the woods Dance under the stars, drink cocktails as the sun sets, join in with yoga, craft and...
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Cambridge Folk Festival may have been cancelled, but the organisers are encouraging fans of the event to recreate the magic and music at home, offering a weekend of entertainment and...
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Siobhan Godwood reviews Cambridge Junction's new Christmas show, by theatre group Figs in Wigs (more…)
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We asked a few familiar faces from around Cambridge which book they’d recommend as an insight into their world – and to name the book they’re hoping to find under...
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Sorry We Missed You (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Director Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty expand on similar issues to their last collaboration, I, Daniel Blake in this exploration...
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System Crasher (15) – Cambridge Film Festival Benni is a 'system crasher' for the social services; too young, aged nine, to go into institutions or care set-ups for teenagers, and...
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Grand Arcade centre manager Paul Bentham and Star Radio managing director Freddie Scherer at the Grand Arcade ahead of the launch Cambridge's Star Radio has teamed up with the city's...
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Unfamiliar at Home embraces the new digital landscape to break down traditional performance boundaries as Victor Esses and Yorgos Petrou share their autobiographical piece from their home direct to audiences’...
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In light of the current situation, this year’s annual Christmas Lights Switch On will be an online affair. Holiday heroes Cambridge BID will be working in partnership with Star Radio...
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Featuring pioneers in rare disease medicine, the brightest minds in rare disease research, and innovators of life-changing tech, RAREfest20 sees the award-winning RAREfest return after a two-year hiatus. The festival...
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Public art commission 'Mother...' by Studio Morison at Wicken Fen (image by Mike Selby) Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s March: spring...
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It’s February, a month of renewal – and love, apparently. Hard to remember these things, when we are reminded, every nanosecond it seems, of an impending apocalypse. Even if you...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge Art Salon, gives her arty picks of the month It’s a new year. Time to start with bold new intentions. Time to ‘live the changes...
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Ruthie Collins, founder of Cambridge art salon, gives her arty picks of the month No animal, according to the rules of animal etiquette, is ever expected to do anything strenuous,...
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Ready to wrap up in warm blankets and read some books? Us, too! Waterstones' Events Coordinator (and all-round bookworm) Amy Crawford offers her top recommendations for reading this November The Dead...
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As the darker nights draw in, it’s even more important to have a cracking book on the go to keep you company – so we’ve rounded up a handful of...
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The onset of autumn always brings a flurry of new novels to get book-lovers through the ever-darkening evenings: here’s a hand-picked selection to give you ideas and inspiration for your...
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As the seasons shift along their inevitable path and cooler days turn into even cooler nights, it’s the perfect time to curl up with a good book. Waterstones' Events Coordinator...