Events

Katherine Priddy released her second LP, ‘The Pendulum Swing’, earlier this year.

She has been hailed as “one of the most exciting new artists on the electrofolk music scene”.

The dobro master’s musical output incorporates elements of country, bluegrass, rock, jazz, blues, and Celtic.

Eighteen of the 30-plus artists playing the emerging talent stage will be shortlisted for the Christian Raphael Prize.

The Australian musician is a two-time Grammy nominee and a rare ‘certified guitar player’.

The folk star’s signature tune is Streets of London.

The museum will be showcasing performers from the local area.

The Rotary Club of Ely and the Hereward Club hosted the event, which has been held almost every year since 1978.

The Mancunian comic is scheduled to appear with Henning Wehn, Reginald D Hunter, Chantel Nash, and Rhys James.

The BAFTA-nominated comedian, actress and presenter’s new show is titled ‘Poise’.

Also charity flash day in August with pop-up food and bar.

Huge crowds enjoyed the sunshine as fundraisers took on the race from Jesus Green.

Free workshop for Brazilian percussion group Baque Trovão UK.

The annual week-long extravaganza goes back to medieval times.

Eddington showing for Fulbourn Forum film on ‘masked’ dangers of over-abstraction.

The event features award-winning artists showcasing their original paintings, sculptures and more.

The Argentinian musician’s latest LP is titled ‘Introduction et Caprice – Music by Giulio Regondi’

Setting off from Shelford Rugby Club, participants walked the streets of Cambridge as the sun set on one of the longest days of the year.

More than 2,000 visit 45 stalls with activities and music for the whole family.

From Imperial dinners with a side order of murder to which emperor’s secret diary she is longing to see, Mary Beard reveals all about Rome’s rulers.