The latest news from the city.
A look at Fort St George, the Grade II listed 16th-century pub on Midsummer Common, known as the oldest on the River Cam. Covers the traditional pub menu, the beer line-up, the historic interior, and practical info for families and dog owners.
Cambridge BID is putting on two free Christmas lights switch-ons: Station Square on Thursday 12 November and a full day at Market Square on Sunday 15 November, with the lights coming on at 5pm. The Grand Arcade also holds celebrations on the 15th, plus parking info for both.
Darwin Nurseries & Farm Shop is a horticulture project and farm shop in Teversham, run by CPFT, offering plants, local produce, a cafe and therapeutic work placements. This post covers what the site offers, how to get there and the recent contract news.
Pianist Imogen Cooper played Schubert's Four Impromptus at Trinity College Chapel on 23 October as part of the Cambridge Music Festival autumn series. The sold-out concert was praised in local press and came as Cooper prepares to retire from public performance in early 2027. The post also points to the next festival concert at the same chapel.
A round-up of family Halloween activities in and around Cambridge for the October half-term, from pumpkin patches and punting hunts to library crafts and skating. Dates, prices and booking details are included so you can plan the week ahead.
Cafe Foy is an independent cafe bar at 2 Quayside, Cambridge, set up by siblings Matt and Sophie in 2018. It is best known for its toasties, brunch and evening small plates, with local suppliers and a wine list from Cambridge Wine Merchants.
The Britten Sinfonia brings its 'Surround Sound Playlist' to Ely Cathedral on Wednesday 28 October at 7.30pm, with the audience sitting or lying in the nave as music fills the space from all directions. A broad programme, a large ensemble of over 100 musicians, and pay-what-you-can tickets from £6.
Trotter & Deane is a men's clothes shop and tailor on Sussex Street in Cambridge, offering bespoke, made-to-measure and ready-to-wear clothing. It has a 4.8/5 rating on Google from 52 reviews, with clients praising suit quality and service. Opening hours, delivery options and contact details are included.
The 45th Cambridge Film Festival opens on 22 October at the Arts Picturehouse with Clio Barnard's I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning. The programme runs until 1 November and mixes international films with local premieres. Ticket details and a few screenings to note are included.
The Cambridge Photography Show, run by Campkins, took over The Graduate Hotel on 17 and 18 October with 30+ brands, 12 talks and free entry. The month continues with three workshops through to 28 October.
