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Peter Croton (lute) & vocal ensemble L’Isola at St Catharine’s College Chapel, Cambridge, 7 February, 2025.

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The son et lumière experience delighted visitors.

The festival began on the streets of Cambridge in 2008.

The comedian will be talking about his favourite new hobbies - which include meditation and painting washing up bottles - at his Junction show

West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge, 5th February 2025.

Mark Gerban will be in conversation with Dr Wesam Amer.

Four indie and alt rock bands are set to play on one bargain night at Hanks Cambridge

Jenny is an award-winning author, food columnist, producer and presenter.

Twins Ashley and Brandon Watson moved from their native Wexford in Ireland more than five years ago to Leipzig, Germany.

The New Zealand comic began his comedy career at Raw Meat Monday, ‘Wellington’s longest-running open mic comedy night’.

In a programme called ‘Virtuoso Violin Classics’, Madoyan will perform a solo recital of several timeless masterpieces.

Also known for running Hope Street Yard in Cambridge, Warren was a popular figure in the city.

The Arts Theatre has closed its doors for the first phase of its redevelopment, funded by a £16million gift from the Gatsby Charitable Foundation.

Russell is a master of improvisation, who was endorsed as a Global Talent by Arts Council England in 2022.

The comedian’s new show is tackling the problems facing modern men - and he reveals how his relationships improved after quitting one thing.

Jaya was named as one of the ‘Ones to Watch: 25 for 2025’ by Youth Music.

The 2025 festival, which was due to celebrate its 60th anniversary, was suddenly cancelled by Cambridge City Council last week without explanation.

Mark Walsh looks ahead to what’s coming to the big screen in this column sponsored by the Cambridge Arts Picturehouse.

The highly experienced musician trained as a pianist at the Royal Academy of Music in London.