Free Halloween half-term guided tour through the history of video games at The Centre for Computing History, with museum entry.
Night of emerging local bands on the J1 stage at Cambridge Junction, aimed at young people and serving as a path into Fiver Fest.
Dexy's Midnight Runners play the historic Cambridge Corn Exchange with hits like 'Come On Eileen'.
Theatrical stand-up show 'Pizazz' by Christopher Hall, the former Background Singer, full of dancing, glamour and storytelling, strictly 18+.
Improv comedy show where a gothic horror story is cobbled together from the audience's suggestions, with live piano and sound effects.
One-night stand-up show by Cambridge Footlights performer Tom Sweeney, who talks about being from Leeds.
Exhibition of objects and tales collected by folklorist Enid Porter, with folkloric practices, contemporary artworks and community contributions.
Half term activities with a witch bottle trail and corn dolly crafting inspired by the 'Folklore' exhibition, included with museum admission.
Free Halloween trail run through Wandlebury Country Park led by Betony the witch, who asks families to find ingredients and creatures for her autumn potion.
Regular musical theatre night of the Cambridge University Musical Theatre Society, with a different theme each evening, a standing microphone and a piano.
Cambridge Footlights' iconic comedy variety night with stand-up, sketch, songs and film from the university's funniest students.
Free exhibition by Year 12 students from across the UK exploring the connections in nature, shown across the Museum of Zoology.
45th edition of the festival with eleven days of screenings, including the opening night 'I See Buildings Fall Like Lightning', the Palme d'Or winner 'Fjord' and a free Family Film Festival.
Free family trail around the Botanic Garden with seven boards on the folklore and mythology of common British trees.
Exhibition of paintings, drawings, textiles and ceramics by William Morris and the Pre-Raphaelites, exploring the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Screening of Muriel d'Ansembourg's feature debut, a tender story about teenage vulnerability, at the Cambridge Film Festival.
An hour and a half of improvised comedy from the Impronauts, built on audience suggestions with no script and no rehearsals.
Weekly drop-in professional-level contemporary dance class led by Bar Groisman, Elly Trent and Bethan Siddaway.
Fletcher Players production of a new adaptation of Orwell's 1984 by Junayd Islam, blending the original story with Shakespearean verse and Sufi tales.
Autumn comedy variety night with sketch, stand-up and songs from a rotating cast of Cambridge's funniest performers, presented by the Cambridge Footlights.
Cambridge University Amateur Dramatic Club stages Caryl Churchill's play 'Top Girls' at the ADC Theatre.
