Days Out

In the shade of a tree in a beautiful college garden setting, the actors put on a great performance of Shakespeare's most popular comedy

The event at Storey's Field Centre will introduce primary school children to the circular economy through fun games, toys, and demonstrations

Parker’s Piece was buzzing over the weekend (July 5-7) as the Big Weekend attracted thousands of people

Make the most of the warm weather with our favourite ideas for alfresco entertainment this summer

A Buddhist artist reveals how his practice affected his art

Anonymous artists Dinky Doors say their 'Supreme Leader' has crashed landed somewhere in the city

More than 300 children came to the launch of city wide treasure hunt to find an artefact hidden somewhere in Cambridge.

The annual Cambridge Dragon Boat Festival takes place on Saturday, September 7 on the River Cam

All the details and timings as Parker’s Piece stages the annual three-day event, along with Cambridge Mela

Ahead of this month's Cambridge Open Studios, Alex Spencer spoke with city-based Judy Logan about how she became a full-time artist

Visitors to the three-day event basked in glorious weather and listened to talks from famous authors and historians

A fun day out in fine weather was enjoyed by those who attended the Babraham Colour Festival & Run on Saturday (June 22)

With hands-on activities, live insects and other animals, the second annual Zoology Live! event has taken place

A 50th birthday present of painting lessons opened up a new way to appreciate wild places for ecologist Mike Barker

Top Cambridge chefs will be serving up culinary delights alongside great live music at the Foodies Festival this weekend

Cambridge Open Studios: meet the painter who discovered a new muse when she started taking flying lessons - seeing the landscape from the clouds

What do visitors learn from the loo of a famous novelist? The National Trust's James Grasby reveals his dilemmas at the Wimpole History Festival

Stefflon Don, Ms Dynamite and Sean Kingston headlined the fifth festival at Haggis Farm, Barton on Saturday (June 15)

Felt-maker Annie Brown was struggling to get the unusual wool she wanted for her art, so she started her own flock of rare breed sheep.

The Holocaust and slavery could be wiped from the history records by new technology, fears journalist and author Jonathan Freedland