Politics And Culture at The Late Stuart Courts, 1649-1714
An academic symposium exploring the political and cultural dynamics of the Late Stuart courts at Christ's College, Cambridge.
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You can find live music, comedy, and family events across Cambridge between 5 April and 12 April 2026. Stand-up acts perform new material at pubs like The Eagle on Market Hill or the Moot in Castle Street during midweek slots, often testing routines drawn from everyday life around the city’s civic spaces. Shows typically start after 8pm and draw audiences familiar with local performance circuits.
Musical acts range from acoustic sets at community hubs such as The Forum in Cherry Hinton to chamber ensembles performing in historic settings like King's College Chapel, where recordings are sometimes made for archival use by local arts groups. These events reflect a sustained tradition of public music-making shaped by the university’s long-standing influence.
Families can join structured sessions at central libraries including Cambridge Central Library and Cherry Hinton Community Hub. These include Rhymetime with movement exercises, storytelling circles using prompts from local history archives, and drop-in play activities with open-ended materials. Sessions run in mornings or early evenings during the week.
Events take place across venues ranging from accessible public buildings to informal spaces near Sidney Street, maintaining consistent engagement throughout the city calendar. There is no curated experience; instead, participants join moments shaped by local rhythms and community input. See listings below for full details on times and locations.
An academic symposium exploring the political and cultural dynamics of the Late Stuart courts at Christ's College, Cambridge.
Rhymetime session for babies and toddlers aged birth to 4 years at Soham Library.
Comedian Alasdair Beckett-King performs his new stand-up show 'King of Crumbs' at Cambridge Junction.
A drop-in social event for the Deaf and hearing communities at St Ives Library.
Comedian Jason Stampe performs his stand-up show 'All Things Considered' at Town and Gown.
Professional comedians perform kid-friendly stand-up at a family-oriented event.
Children participate in a comedy workshop to learn joke writing and performance skills.
Lesbians aged 25–45 attend a speed dating event at The Lab Cambridge with a free welcome drink.
A drop-in family event combining movement and storytelling at Coombes Community Centre.
A family-focused Easter event at Royston Cave, featuring guided tours and carvings for children under 10.
Omoia and Monochrome co-headline a live metalcore performance at The Six Six Bar.
A fringe theatre event featuring professional touring cabaret, musical theatre, and comedy acts at Town and Gown.
A local comedy night at Meadows Community Centre featuring headliners Markus Birdman and Alistair Barrie.
K-Pop Forever! Live tribute concert featuring all-live performances of global K-Pop hits.
Wrong Jovi, a UK tribute band, performs Bon Jovi classics at The Six Six Bar.
The Cinelli Brothers perform blues music at Cambridge Junction, celebrating their UK Blues Award nominations and accolades.
The Ouse Valley Singles Club performs original live music at The Portland Arms.
Smoove & Turrell perform their soul-inspired music at MASH in Cambridge.
Big Deal Comedy Club features stand-up comedy performances at Town and Gown.
A board game night hosted at Waterstones in Cambridge, led by a games expert.
A tribute performance celebrating the timeless classics of George Harrison at The Maltings.
Spectra presents an Ibiza-themed summer party at OutOut in April.
Shakatak performs their greatest hits and cool tracks at The Maltings.
Cabin Boy Jumped Ship and RXPTRS co-headline a live music show at The Six Six Bar in Cambridge.
The Sound Of Pop Art performs free live music blending 21st-century songs with mid-60s psych pop and soul at Hudson's Ale House.
The sell-out Cambridge Day Festival returns to Cambridge Junction in 2026 with live music and entertainment.
The Gigspanner Big Band performs a live folk music concert at Storeys Field in Cambridge.
A football-themed fun session for children as young as 18 months at Burwell Sports Centre.