Days Out

From Darwin to Newton, Schultz to Franklin and Prof Stephen Hawking, the exhibition is designed to bring science to life.

The event – one of the biggest dates in the Cambridge music calendar – starts tomorrow (Thursday, July 27) and runs until Sunday (July 30).

The event has taken place in the village of Witcham since 1971, with a break only for the pandemic.

National Trust properties in Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Norfolk are taking part with a series of events.

Invention and reinvention on show across city and beyond.

The event marked IWM Duxford’s 50th anniversary flying season and 120 years since the invention of the aeroplane by the Wright brothers.

Find out about times, attractions and more.

Thousands descended on Childerley Orchard in the summer sun to enjoy music and more.

All the details for the popular event.

The event may be the UK’s longest-running free festival, attracting up to 40,000 visitors.

More than 80 events and activities are planned with something for all ages, abilities and interests.

The fair dates back to 1201, when King John granted a charter for the holding of a fair in Reach. It has taken place ever since.

Visitor attractions in Cambridgeshire have put on a raft of events this Easter – and there is still time to enjoy some of them.

Simulacra is on display at the Museum of Classical Archaeology inside the Faculty of Classics

The scarily realistic, full-size animatronic dinosaurs have returned for the Jurassic Arcade exhibition and trail.

Cambridge City Council expects to save £113,000 a year by cancelling the Big Weekend.

Tickets are on sale for the event which takes place in the grounds of Cherry Hinton Hall in July.

The fun festive races, with plenty of eye-catching fancy dress outfits, are hosted by City of Cambridge Rowing Club.

Gillian Stephens, who volunteers with The Children’s Society, will be selling the bags on Saturday (December 3) outside the charity’s shop.

Father Christmas will be out and about on his sleigh before the big day.