The Ocelots
The Ocelots, an Irish-German indie band, perform live at Cambridge Junction.
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You can find a range of events in Cambridge this week, from live music across the city to comedy and theatre. Check the line-up at Cambridge Junction, which hosts a variety of acts, or explore smaller gigs around Mill Road for a more intimate setting. Comedy is active, with established names and new material at venues like the Cambridge Corn Exchange and The Blue Moon. The Arts Theatre is staging a new production, while the ADC Theatre offers student and experimental work. For food and drink, several venues are participating in Cambridge Food and Drink Week, including Fitzbillies and the Gonville Hotel. There are also dining experiences like the Harvest Supper Club. If you're looking to meet people, there’s a speed dating event at The Lab Cambridge and themed quiz nights at venues like Thirsty. Some live music takes place at The Tram Depot and Cambridge Junction. While the city has a moderate nightlife, be mindful of reported crime hotspots near Market Hill and Sidney Street. Getting around is straightforward via Cambridge railway station, London Stansted Airport, or the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway. You can park at Park and Ride sites and reach most events with ease. Check listings below for times and venues.
The Ocelots, an Irish-German indie band, perform live at Cambridge Junction.
Comedians perform new material at The Tram Depot in Cambridge during a stand-up showcase.
Comedian Sophie Garrad performs her stand-up show Poor Little Rich Girl at Cambridge Junction.
A new adaptation of Agatha Christie's Death on the Nile premieres at Arts Theatre Cambridge in May.
Tide Lines, a four-piece band from the Scottish Highlands, performs folk-rock with electronic elements at Cambridge Junction.
A themed quiz night at Thirsty Cambridge offers free drinks to the winning team.
Singer Alfie Boe performs a live concert at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
A speed dating event for adults aged 30–45 takes place at The Lab Cambridge.
Fitzbillies hosts a dinner and quiz night celebrating Food & Drink Week with a Cambridge-themed trivia challenge.
A seasonal dining experience featuring a 5-course menu of modern takes on classic dishes.
Christopher Cross performs a live concert at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
Comedians Mel Moon and Tal Davies present a work-in-progress show at Cambridge Junction.
A Friday night comedy club featuring three comedians and an interactive MC at Town and Gown.
The Tumbling Paddies, a six-piece Irish band, perform live at Cambridge Junction.
Attend a guided wine tasting featuring 15 wines paired with a 3-course lunch at Gonville Hotel.
A stage adaptation of The Great Gatsby premieres at the ADC Theatre in Cambridge.
Clay Farm Market returns every Saturday at Hobson Square with food trucks, fresh produce, and artisan goods.
Comedian Judi Love performs her new stand-up show 'All About The Love' at the Cambridge Corn Exchange.
A unique, app-free treasure hunt explores quirky artistic spots across Cambridge.
Comedian Sam Browne performs his new stand-up show, 'The Manosphere and Other Fun Shapes', at The Blue Moon.
Cambridge Food and Drink Week 2026 returns 9th-17th May with local dining experiences and hospitality celebrations.
Tom Smith (Editors) performs a live music set at Cambridge Junction.
Anna McLuckie performs her sixth Fae Folkrooms show at The Geldart in Cambridge.
Musician Tom Smith performs a live set at Cambridge Junction as part of his Editors tour.