Arts venue and home of original arts, entertainment and creativity, hosting a diverse programme of music, comedy, theatre and community events.
Standing ska-punk gig by Millie Manders & The Shutup at Cambridge Junction's MASH area, ages 16+.
Live show by the Scottish band Peatbog Faeries, presented in partnership with the Cambridge Folk Festival.
Satirical stage show by comedian Michael Spicer, with sketches, short films and stories about the current political and global situation.
The Wedding Present play Cambridge Junction to mark the 35th anniversary of their 1991 album Seamonsters, with David Gedge playing favourite songs and new material.
Scottish stand-up star Kim Blythe brings her new show 'Puzzle' to Cambridge Junction.
Improv comedy show where a gothic horror story is cobbled together from the audience's suggestions, with live piano and sound effects.
Theatrical stand-up show 'Pizazz' by Christopher Hall, the former Background Singer, full of dancing, glamour and storytelling, strictly 18+.
Night of emerging local bands on the J1 stage at Cambridge Junction, aimed at young people and serving as a path into Fiver Fest.
Halloween-themed indoor dance music festival with over 70 live acts across six stages, roaming characters, street food and fancy-dress prizes at Cambridge Junction.
Talk by Dr Tracy Fahey on the folklore figure of the Hag and her connection to female aging and power, followed by a Q&A.
Halloween edition of Big Fish, Little Fish, the family rave for children aged eight and under, with house and rave music, crafts, a snow machine and a parachute dance.
Award-winning family-friendly sketch comedy show written and performed by the comedy duo Shelf, recommended for ages 6 and over.
Weekly Monday evening life drawing class taught by David Bennison of Cambridge Figure Drawing, for over-16s.
Stand-up show by London comedian Grace Campbell, touring the UK, about identity, contradiction and letting go of expectations.
Teenage Fanclub play Cambridge Junction on a standing show, part of their European tour.
Drop-in space for creativity, coffee or tea and conversation on the first Tuesday of the month, open to all ages and particularly welcoming to adults experiencing mental health challenges.
Alt-folk trio The Furrow Collective play live at Cambridge Junction with their reinterpretations of traditional folk songs, in partnership with the Cambridge Folk Festival.
A six-week open session for mothers with babies or pre-schoolers to explore movement and writing through guided exercises.
Double bill of prog rock from EBB, the Erin Bennett Band, and the John Hackett Band, with flute textures and jazz-inflected compositions.
Irish sketch comedian Killian Sundermann brings a new hour of stand-up to Cambridge Junction, following his sell-out 2025 UK and Ireland tour.
Stand-up show by Jason Byrne marking thirty years on stage, with audience interaction and improvisation.
Live show by the nine-piece UK brass band The Brass Funkeys at Cambridge Junction, part of the Cambridge Jazz Festival Plus.
Live concert by singer-songwriter Katey Brooks, mixing Americana, folk and pop, at Cambridge Junction.
Strictly 18+ cabaret bingo night at the Cambridge Junction, with doors at 6pm and the show at 8pm.
Stuff & Nonsense brings puppetry and live music to a family version of the children's story 'The Enormous Turnip'.
Informal scratch night run by Troop where artists show up to ten minutes of new work and the audience gives feedback.
Huey Morgan, founder of The Fun Lovin' Criminals, plays the songs he wrote and produced on his 30th-anniversary UK tour at the Cambridge Junction.
Weekly drop-in professional-level contemporary dance class led by Bar Groisman, Elly Trent and Bethan Siddaway.
Singer-songwriter Chris Helme, former frontman of The Seahorses, plays live at Cambridge Junction.
The roots rock reggae band Black Slate, pioneers of the British sound, play Cambridge Junction.
Acoustic folk and roots night in the cabaret-style New Routes series with singer-songwriter Angie Collins (Bête Noire) and Dan Wilde.
Bristol big band Dutty Moonshine Big Band play their 'Second Distillation' tour with special guest Tankus in a standing-only show.
Strictly 18+ stand-up show by Morgan Rees about love, an autism diagnosis and being a Welsh valley boy in a Gujarati family.
Free dance and movement course for people living with Parkinson's and their companions, inspired by museum artefacts, led by Filipa Pereira-Stubbs.
The Bluetones play their debut album 'Expecting To Fly' in full on their 30th anniversary tour, with all four original members.
Luke Wright combines poems and stand-up to explore his life as an adopted person in 'Later Life Letter'.
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