The Guildhall will host a full day of free talks, exhibitions and demonstrations.
The popular festival of events continues to attract top names in entertainment.
The Harri James Slate Company was formed in 1988 and is named after its head craftsman, Harri James Wilson.
Arguably the biggest crowd of the 2017 Newmarket Nights series of concerts welcomed the former X Factor contestant to the July Course.
The Trumpington Allotment Society will be staging a free open day at its allotments off Foster Rd, Trumpington – a beautiful four-acre site, managed by volunteers – today (August 20) from 12 to 4pm.
The popular event will be back for a third instalment tonight in market square.
Cambridge's first Home + Garden Show is taking place at the Guildhall on Saturday, September 9.
Chosen Bun on Hills Road says it sells burgers that are literally out of this world.
Cambridge author Dr Phillip Brown releases the final instalment in his trilogy next month, The Mountain Dwellers.
Rather than just bask in the glory of mega-hits such as Sit Down, She's A Star and Laid, the Mancunian band has always strived to keep moving forward.
A grade II* listed home which was converted in the 1970s from a former school dating back to the Queen Anne period, The School House in Chippenham High Street offers views of St Margaret’s Church and the surrounding parkland.
Next year, reggae pop music giants UB40 – named after the notorious UK unemployment benefit form and known the world over for hits such as Red Red Wine, (I Can’t Help) Falling in Love with You, I Got You Babe and debut single Food for Thought – will celebrate 40 years since they first came together as a band in Birmingham.
The inaugural event will be taking place at the Guildhall on Saturday, September 9.
An impressive four-bedroom semi-detached family home, built in the 1960s and with only one suspected previous owner, this property in Redfern Close has been extended and improved to a very high standard.
Three brand new, luxury, eco-friendly houses in Willingham are on the market with Cheffins – and one of the properties has already been reserved.
With a degree in 3D interior design, Rebecca Mason has more than 25 years' experience in her chosen field. Originally from the North East, her family started in the shutter industry in 2006 and theirs was the first business to specialise in plantation shutters in that region, meaning that by the time Rebecca set up the Cambridge Shutter Company in 2011, she knew the industry inside out.
Founder and principal conductor of the Aurora Orchestra – which will be playing as part of the Cambridge Independent-supported Cambridge Summer Music Festival later this month – Nicholas Collon is also chief conductor and artistic adviser at the Residentie Orkest in The Hague – a post he will take up in 2018 – and principal guest conductor of the Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne.
This unmissable adaptation of the Jane Austen classic runs until Saturday.
As with many new developments dotted around the city, it is a challenge to create a beautiful, cohesive space that is your own and does not look like a copy of a showhome.
