Events

Pup Up Café tours the country arranging meet-ups for dog owners.

The full programme launched last Monday (February 28) and bookings are now open.

The new programme of plays for spring and summer with plenty on offer for lovers of musicals, dance and West End shows.

The event will feature more than 70 acts across eight different stages.

The show aims to celebrate the community, acknowledging some of the city’s history, industry, diversity, values and achievements.

Choose from more than 350 free events for all the family at the city's biggest festival.

Alex Spencer gauges his views on the state of British politics, Boris Johnson, Keir Starmer and Labour’s chances at the next election.

It’s peak snowdrop season this month and there are several places in Cambridgeshire to enjoy a sumptuous display of the flowers.

This half-term the University of Cambridge’s museums have put together a host of activities children can try out at home.

A jam-packed day of events and activities will be held at Shepreth Wildlife Park aimed at promoting the plight of elephants.

Cambridge start-up Together Culture is to host a ‘vox pop’ with artists on Fitzroy Street this weekend.

The exhibition opens at St Paul’s Church on Hills Road in Cambridge this Sunday (January 30).

The 16th event is once again supported by the Cambridge Independent.

The former EastEnders actor has taken the chance to experience life on the road while on tour with a theatre production of thriller Looking Good Dead.

This climate change-themed performance tackles everything from reusable period products to sentient wind turbines.

People who sign up this month for the event, set to take place on July 3, can claim a special 50 per cent off the entry fee.

The bestselling author talks about her new novel, and how she learned to write and pitch gripping narratives, ahead of a talk in Cambridge.

The popular event marked its 10th year in 2021, raising £250,000.

Some homeowners, including a couple in Cambridge and a couple in Soham, are going the extra mile to decorate their homes this year.

The countdown to Christmas can definitely be heard more than most by Daniel Hyde, director of music at King’s College, Cambridge.