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If you’re looking for things to do in Cambridge this week, you’ll find a focused range of events across the city. These coming days offer a strong emphasis on live performance, with musical acts appearing at local venues throughout the week. You can anticipate a selection of rock music, alongside performances from established vocal artists, giving you varied choices for an evening out. Consider checking listings at the Corn Exchange, known for its diverse programme, or perhaps a more intimate performance at the Junction. Beyond the music, you’ll also have opportunities to see stand-up comedy, with touring comedians presenting their latest material. Several pubs regularly host comedy nights, offering a more relaxed setting. If you’re hoping to meet new people, there are events designed to help, including a welcoming fair for students new to the city, giving them a chance to explore societies and services – a useful event given the large student population. There's also an evening designed for single individuals offering a themed approach to meeting others. If you enjoy competitive sports, a football match is scheduled, allowing you to watch a regional fixture. Matches are often held at the Abbey Stadium, though checking local listings is advised for details. You might also find opportunities to watch rowing on the River Cam, a traditional pastime in Cambridge. You can explore different facets of Cambridge’s evening atmosphere, whether it's through a concert, a comedian’s wit, or a social gathering. It’s a week where you can choose to be entertained or make new connections, reflecting a steady pace of urban activity. Be aware of reported crime hotspots near Market Hill and Sidney Street when moving around the city at night, and remember that public transport, including the railway station and the Cambridgeshire Guided Busway, offer convenient routes. You can find a range of pubs and bars for a more relaxed evening.
CRASSH hosts an anniversary exhibition exploring interdisciplinary knowledge-making across academic and artistic communities.
Freshers' Fair at Parker's Piece offers student recruitment and social activities for new students.
Sabbs on tour week 4 brings co-work sessions to various Cambridge locations for networking and collaboration.
Lime Garden, a garden-themed event at Cambridge Junction featuring food and drink vendors.
London City Ballet performs classical ballet at Cambridge's Arts Theatre.
Seminar on historical era concepts by Dr Sarah Irving-Stonebraker at CRASSH.
Don Broco headlines Cambridge Corn Exchange with their latest rock concert.
First course-wide social for medics at Wolfson College CR, open to all graduate, affiliate, and mature undergraduate students.
Comedian Kevin 'Bloody' Wilson delivers a stand-up comedy performance at Cambridge Corn Exchange.
New acts perform at The Town and Gown on Wednesday nights.
The Amazons perform live at Cambridge Junction with energetic rock music.
Comedian Kevin Bloody Wilson performs his stand-up show 'Fair Dinkum Funny' at Cambridge Corn Exchange.
A comedy night featuring humorous performances and audience participation at The Town and Gown in Cambridge.
Comedian Simon Amstell performs his new stand-up show in Cambridge.
Dog Man - The Musical is a family-friendly production at Cambridge's Arts Theatre.
50+ singles night with astrology-themed speed dating and prizes at Tivoli Cambridge.
The Shiny New Model 2026 car exhibition opens at Cambridge Junction with a focus on advanced automotive design.
Zeñel performs contemporary folk music at Arts Club Cambridge.
Roddy Bogawa discusses Syd Barrett's legacy and music in a talk at Openspace, Cambridge.
Singer Alison Moyet performs at Cambridge Corn Exchange with her signature vocal style.
Comedy show 'Big Deal Comedy' performs at The Town and Gown in Cambridge.
Found a Cure is a live music show at Hot Numbers Coffee in Cambridge.
Dick Valentine performs live at Mash in Cambridge.
Laura Smyth performs stand-up comedy at Cambridge Junction.
Sikh Society hosts a welcoming meet-up for freshers with games and social activities at Granta Place.
Comedian Laura Smyth performs her stand-up show 'Born Aggy' at Cambridge Junction.
Crawley Town faces Chesterfield in a local football match.
Hue and Cry and Roachford perform live at Cambridge Corn Exchange.