Brad Barnes

Celebrate nature, wildlife and the great outdoors at Ferry Meadows as it hosts Wild About Cambridgeshire, a fantastic free family festival in September.

There’s four nights of live music, plus more than 20 real ales and ciders to choose from, as The Ostrich hosts the 6th annual Ostrichfest starting tonight.

A comedy tribute to Tommy, Eric and Bob, spectacular Indian dance festival, epic wrestling and plenty of summer activities to look forward to.

A week might be a long time in politics, but clearly not in the world of musical theatre.

A 50th anniversary celebration of Peterborough’s ‘original’ nightclub Anabelles proved such a big hit that the organisers are doing it all over again!

Bulgarian Sunday School “Rayna Knyaginya” has officially opened a new branch in Peterborough, expanding the successful educational model it has developed in Wisbech over the past five years.

There is a chance to escape to the big screen with two days of family-friendly film screenings at The Cresset later this month.

The world’s largest Mary, Queen of Scots exhibition is coming to Peterborough Cathedral this autumn – and there is a chance to experience the historic building after dark with a special candlelit tour and expert curator insights.

Since its beginnings, in the back room of The Boys Head pub on Oundle Road in 1999, Club With No Name have hosted somewhere in the region of 2,000 plus shows locally, in venues across the region and indeed further afield, but mainly focusing on Peterborough, where they are based.

Local composer Joanna Borrett’s new string orchestra piece - Rebellion - has just been released and can now be listened to on all digital channels.