Nostalgia

The event was one of the special themed flying days of IWM Duxford’s annual flying season.

Catrin Finch and Cimarrón and William Prince were among the highlights on the last day of the 2023 event.

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

The Nashville-based singer-songwriter is due to perform at this year’s Cambridge Folk Festival.

The 43rd edition of the fun-filled day included a fun fair, beer tent, burger bar, stalls, live music and a raft race on the River Great Ouse.

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

The famous fedora was created in the workshop of Herbert Johnson, a sister company of luxury brand, Swaine.

A gallery of images from the special events.

The movie was shot at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge.

There was another good turnout at this year’s event, which featured the theme witches, wizards and mythical creatures.

The Beat formed in 1979 and subsequently released their debut single, Tears of a Clown, on 2 Tone Records.

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

The German national uses the eye-catching sobriquet ‘The Pirate’s Tailor’.

The studio on Glisson Road, Cambridge, has taught many West End performers.

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

The event raises funds and awareness for prostate cancer research and men’s mental health, as 75 per cent of suicides are male.

The Irish singing legend and household name brought his show to the Corn Exchange on Friday, May 12.

Residents at the Langdon House and Alex Wood House care homes in Cambridge enjoyed a coronation celebration.

The popular event, a pioneer of the ‘boutique’ festival, is now set to evolve into a social enterprise-based music festival.

Ahead of their Cambridge gig in May, the band will release a new album, titled Human Algebra.