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Joey Burns, of Friday night headliners Calexico, speaks to Adrian Peel
Spitfires also take to the skies over Cambridgeshire
Kelley Donner's picture book, the first in a series of books, is designed to help change how we view children with autism
The event was held again at Kettle’s Yard and the surrounding area on Saturday, July 13
In the shade of a tree in a beautiful college garden setting, the actors put on a great performance of Shakespeare's most popular comedy
The event at Storey's Field Centre will introduce primary school children to the circular economy through fun games, toys, and demonstrations
The Style Awards at Ladies Day – day one of the three-day Newmarket July Festival – certainly raised the sartorial bar
The independent project with a network across the country is coming to the city later this month
The tipped for the top Irish quintet will be playing The Portland Arms on Monday (July 15)
The internationally renowned Cambridge Shakespeare Festival is back for its 32nd year in the university's beautiful college gardens
The double act that causes audiences to do a double take. Jonty Stephens and Ian Asphital are true to life as Eric Morecambe and Ernie Wise
From 'bespoke' porn involving gallons of ketchup, to the sad tale of a performer's suicide, Jon Ronson reports from the frontline of adult film
The camp comic touched on a variety of subjects when he brought his Born to Mince tour to the Corn Exchange on Thursday, April 4
A portrait with a famous signature is worth a fortune. But what happens when we don’t know who made something?
A Buddhist artist reveals how his practice affected his art
Anonymous artists Dinky Doors say their 'Supreme Leader' has crashed landed somewhere in the city
More than 300 children came to the launch of city wide treasure hunt to find an artefact hidden somewhere in Cambridge.
Expect lots of excitement, intrigue and darkness in Penitence
Ball! Ball! Ball!: A Picture Book to Inspire Sensory Awareness is about a young boy with autism named Tom
What do visitors learn from the loo of a famous novelist? The National Trust's James Grasby reveals his dilemmas at the Wimpole History Festival
Win tickets to the secret launch of The Hidden Tales - a children's book that contains clues to a treasure hunt around Cambridge
Event is a showcase for the work of Jonathan Kingdon who will reveal why zebras are striped
Make the most of the warm weather with our favourite ideas for alfresco entertainment this summer
Game of Thrones lingo Dothraki was ringing out across Cambridge at the weekend as the world’s experts in fictional language creation visited the city
Original transmission was shelved because of the European elections
Movies on the Meadows is returning to Grantchester this August bank holiday with a host of blockbuster films
