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Young actors perform a comedic stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic play at the ADC Theatre.
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You can find live music performances at venues like Cambridge Junction on Trumpington Street and larger public talks held at the University’s Museum of Zoology. Theatre shows feature emerging talent alongside classic stage adaptations, presented across multiple spaces including the ADC Theatre on Lensfield Road and the Corn Exchange near Castle Market. These productions draw from local histories such as early academic debates documented in university archives and explore contemporary themes like digital identity and civic participation.
Food-focused gatherings include a pop-up market at St Mary’s Street car park offering global flavours, alongside nutrition workshops hosted by Cambridge Health & Wellbeing Initiatives. Sustainable eating is also addressed through panel discussions at the University of Cambridge’s Institute for Sustainability Leadership. Family-friendly options are well represented: themed activities like egg hunts in Jesus Lane Park and character creation workshops held within museum galleries support imaginative play.
Stand-up comedy tours feature performers engaging with personal narratives, often drawing from local experiences such as commuting via Isaac Newton line or navigating recent crime hotspots near Sidney Street. Music sets reference genre-defining albums while addressing shifts in urban life since the 1980s. These events foster shared experience across generations and interests, whether attending a late-night performance at one of Cambridge’s traditional pubs, joining an informal conversation over tea with neighbours on Station Road, or simply observing how public transport routes shape daily rhythms.
Check the listings below for times and venues.
Young actors perform a comedic stage adaptation of Oscar Wilde's classic play at the ADC Theatre.
The University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff Vesper Choir performs classical and sacred music in a free lunchtime concert.
A vibrant Sky Garden installation with hundreds of hanging flowers opens on Green Street in Cambridge.
The new £45 million Cambridge police station is scheduled to open this year near Milton Park and Ride.
Young Actors Company presents Ibsen's A Doll's House in a stage production at the ADC Theatre.
Dr Marija Pranjic presents a public lecture on music neuroscience and early sensorimotor development.
A discussion on preventative healthcare innovations and the role of digital technology in the NHS's ten-year plan.
A social event in Cambridge for singles to meet new people in a relaxed setting.
A science-based talk at Anglia Ruskin University explores evidence-backed nutrition in the age of fad diets.
Cambridge Beer Festival 2026 features over 180 ales, ciders, mead, wine, and food from seven concession stands.
Dr Tabish Zaman explores entrepreneurship in fragile contexts at Anglia Ruskin University.
A themed astrology-powered singles mixer event at Revolution Cambridge features star sign-based conversations and upbeat socializing.
Comedian Ray Bradshaw performs his new stand-up show CODA at Cambridge Junction.
Folk music ensemble Rachael McShane & The Cartographers perform their album 'Uncharted' in a live concert.
Echo and The Bunnymen perform their album 'More Songs To Learn And Sing' at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
The Happy Mondays perform a live concert at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
A breakfast event at The Fellows House Cambridge focused on design and construction networking and learning.
Mista Trick Collective performs a live drum and bass set at the Portland Arms as part of their 2026 tour.
Mista Trick Collective performs a live music set at Portland Arms in Cambridge.
A one-off film screening exploring global cultures and personal transformation through serendipity.
A free event at Cambridge's Meadows Community Centre featuring global cuisine, craft stalls, and family activities.
Join character creation and design workshops inspired by the Making Angelina exhibition at the Museum of Cambridge.
Families can enjoy a springtime Easter egg hunt with themed activities and games at Anglesey Abbey.
A family-focused SEND session hosted at the Department of Pathology.
GREEN 182 performs a live show celebrating two legendary albums at The Six Six Bar.
The popular Cambridge café will close its doors on Sunday, March 29.
Comedian Thomas Green performs his Brainstorm stand-up tour at Cambridge Junction on 29 March 2026.
A thought-provoking performance challenging stereotypes about autism at the Arts Theatre.