The popular soul/disco collective once employed a young singer by the name of Luther Vandross.
The gig at the vegan pub and restaurant will be raising money for homelessness charity, Jimmy’s Cambridge.
Support from the Heritage Fund will help Cambridge City Council, which runs the venue, to tell the story of its history.
The cult band, led by brothers Jim and William Reid, put out their eighth album, ‘Glasgow Eyes’, in March.
The Cambridge-based charity has been busy in the run-up to Christmas.
The annual event was held at the parish church of All Saints’, Landbeach.
The Fantastical Forest Exhibition was held on Tree Charter Day 2024.
If the charity raises £10,000 for the Big Give Christmas Challenge, it will double it to £20,000.
‘Happy Christmas East Anglia’ will also be coming to Ipswich and Norwich.
Titled ‘Sizar’, the book is the follow-up to last year’s ‘Ostler’.
‘The Return’ was unveiled by Wing Commander John Grenville, station commander RAF Wyton.
The Cambridge-based choir performs a wide-ranging repertoire of choral music.
Titled ‘Language and Life: Reflections of an English Teacher’, it explores the teaching of English as a foreign language.
Anita - who writes under the pseudonym of Walburga Appleseed - was born in Bern, Switzerland and first moved to Cambridge in 2005.
Staff packed them with the help of members of Addenbrooke’s Charitable Trust.
The Britpop icons have had two number one albums this year, the most recent of which, ‘Liquid Gold’, was released in September.
The exhibition features pieces from artists such as Eduardo Paolozzi, Patrick Caulfield, Joe Tilson, Peter Blake and Richard Hamilton.
The illuminations trail brings the National Trust estate to life with more than a million twinkling lights and seasonal sounds.
Founded in 1947, the Trust supports people with learning disabilities and their families.
Friends of All Saints’ Church, Landbeach (FOALS), organise this event to support its warm hub and food cupboard.
