Featured Events in Cambridge in February, 2025 (February Updated)

Gymnastics Workshop: Kipping Pull-Ups & Bar Muscle-Ups This workshop focuses on mastering kipping pull-ups and progressing to bar muscle-ups, suitable for all skill levels. Key Highlights:Warm-Up & Mobility: Prepare shoulders, core, and grip with targeted drills.Kipping Pull-Ups: Learn proper body positions, rhythm, and common corrections.Butterfly and C2B pull ups: Learn how to push that extra bit further & why we use butterfly mechanics.Bar Muscle-Ups: Practice progressions, from assisted transitions to explosive bar clearances.Strength Training: Build pulling power and grip endurance.Coaching & Feedback: Hands-on tips for improving technique and injury prevention.Participants will leave with refined skills, greater confidence, and a plan for continued progress. Information Source: Thea Dane | eventbrite

Motion in Music Motion in MusicWelcome to Motion in Music! Get ready to experience a unique fusion of sound and movement. Join us for an unforgettable journey where music and dance intertwine to create magic. Explore the connection between rhythm and motion in this exciting event. Whether you are a music enthusiast, a dance lover, or simply looking for a fun time, Motion in Music has something special for everyone. Immerse yourself in the harmonious blend of melodies and choreography that will captivate your senses and uplift your spirit. Come and be part of this dynamic celebration of creativity and artistry! Information Source: eventbrite

Welcome to the POETRY READING OPEN MIC event! Join us at Melrose Studios for a night of creative expression and poetic vibes. Whether you're a seasoned poet or just dipping your toes into the world of verse, this open mic is the perfect opportunity to share your work with a supportive audience. So grab your notebook, practice your favorite piece, and get ready to take the stage! We can't wait to hear your words come to life. See you there! This also doubles as Chudear’s Official book release of her new poetry book called “Through Survival” make sure you leave with a signed copy! Information Source: Chudear Oyual | eventbrite

Welcome to the PRC Print Swap! Come join us at the PRC VanDernoot Gallery for a fun-filled event where you can exchange prints with fellow photographers. Please note: Participants may bring one print only, with a minimum size of 8.5 x 11 and a maximum size of 11 x 14 . This event is free and open to the public, but is limited to 40 participants, so be sure to sign up early! Proudly sponsored by Digital Silver Imaging, offering a special discount on prints through their services. Use the following link to access the discount: https://digitalsilverimaging.com/product/print-swap/ Information Source: Photographic Resource Center | eventbrite

Theatre after University The professional touring theatre company The Mango Ensemble and Trinity's current Playwight in Residence host a worshop 'Theatre after University'. Come hear about applying to drama schools, starting your own production company, playwrighting and much more. You can also bring a monologue to perform and workshop with professional playwirghts and a director. Feel free to drop by within the two hour slot! Later that evening the Mango Ensemble will take to Trinity Chapel to perform their play Forgotten in the Land of Egypt. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/forgotten-in-the-land-of-egypt-tickets-1144140498029?aff=oddtdtcreator Information Source: eventbrite

The event "In Conversation with Rupert Goold CBE" is set to take place in Cambridge. It is open to all University of Cambridge students and will be held at the Winstanley Lecture Theatre in Trinity College. The address for the venue is Garret Hostel Lane, Cambridge, CB2 1TJ. The event is scheduled for February 26, 2025. Admission to the event is free of charge. This is a unique opportunity for students to engage in a conversation with Rupert Goold CBE and gain valuable insights from his experiences. Mark your calendars and don't miss out on this enlightening event.

Your sip & paint event at The Station Tavern, Cambridge will be themed around Wyland Tondelier' Mona Lisa DJ! Shoot right back to the swinging 60’s, with your favourite tunes, bright colours and bold lines of Pop Art. Unleash your creativity – wine glass in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience needed! Your PopUp Painting experience in Cambridge will include: All art supplies – including paint, brushes, canvas and apronGuidance from a practicing artist - but feel free to go off-piste!A themed playlist to immerse you in your experiencePlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchase at the barYour canvas is yours to keep. Hang it with pride!Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

What history does an immigrant have? How do immigrant images of “their own” history shift with relocation into another culture with its own historical narratives and concerns? How do such images change as their frames keep shifting? How can this mutability and uncertainty be expressed in the immigrant’s new language, which is not the language of the immigrant’s history, but rather carries the concepts and relations that express its own history? How can translation—domesticating translation, the kind that rewrites the source text to answer the demands of the target culture—be avoided? How does the immigrant learn to speak double? The poet and translator Eugene Ostashevsky will offer a personal take on these questions by reading and discussing poems on the siege of Leningrad in his latest collection, The Feeling Sonnets. Emphasizing the materiality of English in order to make it strange, the poems also incorporate snippets of other languages, including German. Lyn Hejinian called The Feeling Sonnets “an extraordinary and beautiful book,” while Jacqueline Saphra, writing in The Poetry Review (UK), described it as an “immense and multilingual opus of philosophy, language, pun and the absurd.” Ostashevsky will also discuss how the meaning of his poems has been shifted by the wars that took place after their composition. Information Source: Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies | eventbrite

Welcome to the Poetry Reading and Q&A event as part of Trinity Arts Week! Join us for an evening filled with beautiful verses and engaging discussions. The event will be held at the Winstanley Lecture Theatre - Trinity College, so make sure to mark your calendars. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of poetry and interact with talented artists. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to celebrate literature and creativity! Information Source: eventbrite

Sip and Paint Balloon Girl Street Art! Looking for a creative night in Cambridge? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Waterman! This event is inspired by Jenny Leonard‘s Banksy-inspired Balloon Girl painting! Forget the stencil, show us your inner rebel. Unleash your creativity – wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem! Whether you are looking for a fun night out or are a budding artist, you'll enjoy creating your own masterpiece. What's included in your sip and paint event: All art supplies – paint, brushes, canvas and apron providedStep-by-step guidance from a professional artist - or let your creativity lead the way!A themed playlist and upbeat vibes to inspire your artistic flowPlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchaseYour canvas to take home - showcase your finished work with pride!Whether you're planning fun things to do with friends, a date night or simply want to try something new, this PopUp Painting event promises a night of creativity and fun. Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your place for this unforgettable sip and paint experience in Cambridge! Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Your sip & paint event at The Waterman, Cambridge will be themed around Jenny Leonard‘s Banksy-inspired Balloon Girl painting! Forget the stencil, show us your inner rebel. Unleash your creativity – wine glass in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience needed! Your PopUp Painting experience in Cambridge will include: All art supplies – including paint, brushes, canvas and apronGuidance from a practicing artist - but feel free to go off-piste!A themed playlist to immerse you in your experiencePlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchase at the barYour canvas is yours to keep. Hang it with pride!Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

About the Instrumental Awards for Chamber Music scheme. The Instrumental Awards for Chamber Music Scheme (IAS) enables students to participate in high-quality chamber music at the University. It is an intercollegiate scheme open to undergraduates and graduates at all Colleges. Award holders comprise outstanding chamber musicians from across the University, and many foll in the footsteps of their predecessor to pursue professional careers as performers. ProgrammeHowells Clarinet Quintet, Mvt. 1 Smetana String Quartet No.1 Schumann Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Mvts. 1 & 2 Mozart Quintet Mvts. 1 & 4 Performed bySTRING QUARTET Jemima Ward, Violin (St. Catharine's) Eleanor Mackey, Violin (King's) Sassan Bhanji, Viola (St. John's) Daniel Simojoki, Cello (Trinity) CLARINET QUINTET Adah Charles, Clarinet (St. John's) Nessa Yip, Violin 1 (Robinson) Sophie Kileff, Violin 2 (Girton) Elizabeth (Liz) Ip, Viola (Lucy Cavendish) Rosalyn Cheng, Cello (Newnham) PIANO TRIO Eliza Ruffle, Piano (Newnham) Haolin Zhao, Violin (Trinity) Lindsey (Sunji) Lim, Cello (Girton) Tickets£15 General Admission, £10 Clare Hall Members, £5 Students, Free for Clare Hall Students. Useful informationPlease note that tickets for Clare Hall's concerts are non-refundable within 7 days of the event. For any queries, please email music@clarehall.cam.ac.uk Information Source: Clare Hall, University of Cambridge | eventbrite

This symposium builds upon the success of the three-day investigation into ‘gesture’ held in Oxford in January 2024. Arising from this investigation was the notion that gestures can be bound within space and time; that they can enact – even preserve – meaning across the structures of images, texts, and performances. Continuing the investigative nature of the overarching ‘gesture’ project, this symposium aims to look more closely at the interrelations between the idea of the gestural and the textural, with a particular focus on the written word. The event will be accompanied by a small exhibition of work by the artist Lara Smithson, and will be followed by a drinks reception. We are delighted to welcome the following speakers: Professor Sos Eltis (University of Oxford) Dr Natalie Ferris (University of Bristol) Dr Francesco Giusti (Institute for Cultural Inquiry, Berlin) Dr Ewan Jones (University of Cambridge) Lily Stone (University of Cambridge) ​ Information Source: The Heong Gallery | eventbrite

Welcome to Newnham Pink Week Drag Show! Come join us at The Iris Bar for a night of fabulous performances and entertainment. Get ready to be dazzled by our talented drag performers as they take the stage in support of a great cause. Let's come together to celebrate diversity, inclusivity, and all things fabulous. This event is aimed at raising money for Breast Cancer charities, paying particular attention to the intersection of queer experiences and cancer. The bar will be open and will be serving special Pink Week Drinks. Information Source: eventbrite

Join us for a special event with Karen Livingstone, the author ofWomen Pioneers of the Arts & Crafts Movement, a celebration of the work and ambition of the women who were at the heart of the most influential art and design movement of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The book shines a light on the vital contribution of figures such as May Morris, Gertrude Jekyll, Annie Garnett, and many others, and describes the Arts and Crafts Movement from the perspective of these women who worked against the odds as artists, makers, teachers, authors, and entrepreneurs. Livingstone will present a short talk on the book, before a Q&A session chaired by Laura Moseley, Assistant Curator of The Women's Art Collection. Karen Livingstone is deputy director of masterplan, exhibitions and design at the Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge. She is a fellow of Murray Edwards College, Cambridge, and of the Royal Society of Arts. She has previously held senior and curatorial roles at the Science Museum Group, UK; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; and Aberdeen Art Gallery and Museums. Her previous publications include International Arts and Crafts (with Linda Parry), Essential Arts and Crafts, C.F.A. Voysey: Arts & Crafts Designer (with Max Donnelly and Linda Parry), and Voysey’s Birds and Animals (the last published by Thames & Hudson). Information Source: The Women's Art Collection | eventbrite

Simply Singing CIC's Alice and Louise are together again to bring you an uplifting and refreshing singing experience. A mixture of old and new songs, world , traditional and pop music - the only rule here is there is no accompaniment - voices only! We will bathe ourselves in the glorious sound of our voices together in harmony. Everyone is welcome! No need to read music as everything is taught by ear. No singing experience necessary, just be prepared to have a go. We will never ask you to sing on your own! We believe everyone has a singing voice and create a warm and inclusive atmosphere so everyone can join in. The workshop will be hosted by The Anthony Burgess Foundation in Central Manchester. The building is one of the oldest mills in Manchester, so you will have a real Mancunian experience singing there. The cafe will be open for us so we can have some refreshments before the workshop and in the break. Information Source: Simply Singing CIC | eventbrite

Walking the Talk is a new day-and-a-half format event for dialogue discussion created in response to feedback from our communities. This event will bring dancers, choreographers, presenters, audience members, and funders together to engage in open dialogue and reflection. Guiding Questions: What is the dance I want to be engaged with?How best can I do that?What is stopping me from doing so?Objectives: Clarify your dance mission, creative process, and goals.Explore existing opportunities and barriers within the dance community.Build alliances and find kindred spirits.Rebuild connections and advance equitable practices.Why should I be there? Having members of the full “ecology” of those in the dance community will deepen the conversation and offer dimension to our subsequent thoughts and actions. Your presence offers the opportunity to clarify your own intentions regarding dance and have your voice heard by others in the field. Cost:. This event is offered on a pay-what-you-can basis with a suggested donation of $30, in line with our mission to make dance as accessible as possible. Event Highlights (subject to change): Keynote Address: Christal Brown will frame the gathering on Friday evening. Learning Sessions: Focused discussions on aligning vision with action, artist-presenter-funder dynamics, and applying universal design principles to promote access and agency. Conversation Breakouts: Participants will offer topics via submission form ahead of the event. Roving Observers: They will summarize key takeaways and propose next steps in the workshop's closing session. The Dance Complex staff, along with our pilot cohort of Curatorial Advisors, Priya Bangal, Supna Govindan, Aaron Myers, Mariana Paes, and Jessica Roseman, will help coordinate and facilitate the sessions with support from board and staff members. Information Source: The Dance Complex | eventbrite

Sip and Paint Starry Night Over Cambridge! Looking for a creative night in Cambridge? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Station Tavern! This event is inspired by Jenna Asker's Van Gogh-inspired Starry Night Over Cambridge! Bring your city to life with bold brushstrokes. Your Starry Night awaits!. Unleash your creativity – wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem! Whether you are looking for a fun night out or are a budding artist, you'll enjoy creating your own masterpiece. What's included in your sip and paint event: All art supplies – paint, brushes, canvas and apron providedStep-by-step guidance from a professional artist - or let your creativity lead the way!A themed playlist and upbeat vibes to inspire your artistic flowPlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchaseYour canvas to take home - showcase your finished work with pride!Whether you're planning fun things to do with friends, a date night or simply want to try something new, this PopUp Painting event promises a night of creativity and fun. Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your place for this unforgettable sip and paint experience in Cambridge! Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Featuring soprano Jessica Summers, flautist Helen Vidovich, and pianist Fei Ren, this wonderful and rarely-heard French repertoire for voice, flute, and piano is paired with instrumental chamber works from a golden era in French composition. Music by well-known composers such as Ravel, Debussy and Chaminade features alongside less familiar repertoire: the 1904 Sonata for flute & piano by the late Romantic French composer Mel Bonis, songs by Nadia Boulanger and Trois Chansons by the Jewish-Dutch composer Rosy Wertheim who lived in Paris in the 1930s. ProgrammeCamille Saint-Saëns Une Flûte Invisible Philippe Gaubert Soir Paien Mel Bonis Sonata Claude Debussy Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé Cécile Chaminade Arabesque No.1 Maurice Ravel La Flûte Enchantée: Shéhérazade Rosy Wertheim Trois Chansons, La danse des Dieux, Les deux Flûtes, Sur les Bords du Jo-Jeh Cécile Chaminade Automne from Six Études de Concert Nadia Boulanger Raoul Pugno Two songs from Les Heures Claires Pierre Sancan Sonatine Georges Hüe Soir Païen Tickets£20 General Admission, £15 Clare Hall members, £5 students. Useful informationPlease note that tickets for Clare Hall's concerts are non-refundable within 7 days of the event. For any queries, please email music@clarehall.cam.ac.uk Information Source: Clare Hall, University of Cambridge | eventbrite

Sip and Paint Starry Night Over Cambridge! Looking for a creative night in Cambridge? Join us for a sip and paint experience at The Station Tavern! This event is inspired by Jenna Asker's Van Gogh-inspired Starry Night Over Cambridge! Bring your city to life with bold brushstrokes. Your Starry Night awaits! Unleash your creativity – wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem! Whether you are looking for a fun night out or are a budding artist, you'll enjoy creating your own masterpiece. What's included in your sip and paint event: All art supplies – paint, brushes, canvas and apron providedStep-by-step guidance from a professional artist - or let your creativity lead the way!A themed playlist and upbeat vibes to inspire your artistic flowPlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchaseYour canvas to take home - showcase your finished work with pride!Whether you're planning fun things to do with friends, a date night or simply want to try something new, this PopUp Painting event promises a night of creativity and fun. Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your place for this unforgettable sip and paint experience in Cambridge! Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Your sip & paint event at The Station Tavern, Cambridge will be themed around Jenna Asker's Van Gogh-inspired Starry Night Over Cambridge! Bring your city to life with bold brushstrokes. Your Starry Night awaits! Unleash your creativity – wine glass in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience needed! Your PopUp Painting experience in Cambridge will include: All art supplies – including paint, brushes, canvas and apronGuidance from a practicing artist - but feel free to go off-piste!A themed playlist to immerse you in your experiencePlease note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchase at the barYour canvas is yours to keep. Hang it with pride!Please see our booking terms and conditions here. Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Explore Cambridge United v Wycombe Wanderers sporting information for 1st February, as well as links for Football tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. Cambridge United Football Club, also known as the U's, is a professional football team based in the historic city of Cambridge, England. Founded in 1912, the team currently competes in the English Football League Two, the fourth tier of the English football league system. The U's have a rich history and have won multiple competitions, including the Football League Fourth Division title and the Conference Premier title. The team has also had some notable players, such as Dion Dublin and Luke Chadwick, who have gone on to play in the Premier League. Their home ground is the Abbey Stadium, which has a capacity of over 8,000 spectators and has been the home of the U's since its opening in 1932. With a loyal and passionate fan base, Cambridge United continues to strive for success in the world of football. Located in Buckinghamshire, England, Wycombe Wanderers is a professional football team competing in the EFL League One, the third tier of the English football league system. Founded in 1887, the club currently plays their home matches at Adams Park, a 10,000-seater stadium that has been their home since 1990. Over the years, Wycombe Wanderers have achieved several accolades including winning the FA Amateur Cup twice and the Conference National League in 1993. The team has also participated in the FA Cup and League Cup on multiple occasions, with their best run being reaching the semi-finals of the FA Cup in 2001. The current squad is led by manager Gareth Ainsworth and features talented players such as Adebayo Akinfenwa, Fred Onyedinma, and Ryan Allsop. With a rich history and a strong team, Wycombe Wanderers continues to make a mark in the world of football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

About the workshop: In this experiential workshop we will explore embodied consent as boundary practice. Participants will learn the basics of connection and consent, build body awareness, and practice boundary-setting through dance and movement. No prior dance experience is required, just a willingness to move. This workshop is great for anyone who is interested in developing an inner sense of consent and practicing giving and receiving no. Your yes means nothing if you can't say no! Be a Pro at Saying No is part of the Reflection, Healing & Movement series. These programs take place in Studio 7, a fully accessible ground floor level studio. About Nikki Li: Nikki Li, MA, R-DMT (she/they) is a Chinese-born movement artist, Dance/Movement Therapist, and relational therapist based in Boston, Massachusetts. Nikki values creativity and centers movement and arts in daily practice. She has fallen in love with many dance forms including Chinese traditional dance, contemporary, hiphop, waacking, and fusion partnering. Nikki is passionate about promoting connection, inclusiveness, and sense of belonging in her community through artistic expression and dance. She facilitates workshops locally and internationally to advocate for arts and creativity for holistic healing. Information Source: The Dance Complex | eventbrite

Wellington crew! We’re bringing the 10 year celebrations to the capital 🪩 Chicago disco king Sadar Bahar joins for his Wellington debut — a legendary selector with one of the deepest vinyl collections on the planet. Sadar channels disco and rare grooves into magical dancefloor moments, his sets are masterclasses in energy and emotion and we’re super excited to bring him your way! Lineup: SADAR BAHAR (Chicago) FLAMINGO PIER (DJ set) Capacity is only 250, so lock your spot now and we’ll see you on the dancefloor Wednesday, February 5th! (don’t worry, Thursday’s a public holiday 😉) Big love, FP x Warm up with the Flamingo Pier Best of 2024 DJ mix and we'll see you very soon! FP x Information Source: Flamingo Pier | eventbrite

Join artist Jim Butler and poet David Butler for a display of, and talk about, books of poems and images. In particular the talk will look at spaces of the book, as a place where poems and images interact. It will feature a display of books at the Wren Library, including Jim and David's two collaborative projects, Blackrock Sequence (2017) and the first viewing and launch of Liffey Sequence (2025). Jim Butler was born in Dublin, trained at Manchester School of Art. He has lived in Cambridge since 2007 where he is a senior lecturer at Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University. His practice is centred around screenprinting, etching and relief printing, hand-printed artist’s books, collages and drawings. His work has been exhibited widely in galleries in the UK, Europe, Mexico and the USA and is held in numerous leading public collections worldwide. Illustration clients include The Guardian, The NHS, Adidas, Doire Press and New Island Books. His screenprinted book Blackrock Sequence won the 2018 AOI World Illustration Award for best professional book. David Butler is an Irish novelist, poet and playwright. His third novel City of Dis (New Island) was shortlisted for the Kerry Group Irish Novel of the Year, 2015. Arlen House published his second story collection, Fugitive, in 2021, while his latest novel, Jabberwock, was published under pen-name Dara Kavanagh by Dedalus Books in 2023. He has three poetry collections to date, the most recent Blackrock Sequence, brought out by Doire Press in 2021. Literary awards include the Ted McNulty, Brendan Kennelly, Féile Filíochta and Poetry Ireland / Trócaire for poetry, and the Maria Edgeworth (twice), Benedict Kiely, Colm Tóibín, ChipLit Fest and Fish International for the short story. Information Source: Cambridge Visual Culture | eventbrite

What is Creative Youth Council? Designed for and with young people aged 14-18. All sessions are free and take place on the second Saturday of every month, 12-4pm. We invite young people to develop new creative projects and events, with the chance to roam our fields, use our ceramics and recording studio and work with artists on lots of different projects. You could create a new podcast or soundscape, make clay sculptures, or develop new events and festivals, at Wysing, for other young people across Cambridgeshire to enjoy. For more information about Creative Youth Council, please visit our website here. Why should I join? Join our creative group meeting monthly on Saturdays to: Collaborate and experiment with artists and meet new friends in a safe and supportive space.Let your imagination run free - share your ideas and express yourself with exciting art projects.Get involved in arts opportunities including creating events, festivals and resources as well as your own art work.Build transferable teamwork and leadership skills to support college, university or job applications.How can I get the bursary to attend? As part of the Creative Youth Council, we are able to offer a bursary of £15 to support young people’s attendance at the sessions. This is open to anyone who feels this bursary will help them to attend. For example, to cover the cost of petrol to get to Wysing or help pay towards bringing a packed lunch. You will be sent information on this when you register. You will normally receive the funds within 2 weeks of attending each session. Please note: Attendees cannot receive the bursary offer as well as free taxi transport, please pick only one of these offers. Lunch & Refreshments You will need to bring a packed lunch with you. Please note there are no shops nearby. Drinks and snacks will be provided during the sessions. Access Information Please get in touch with us to let us know if there is something you need to be able to participate in Creative Youth Council, by emailing info@wysingartscentre.org. Transport Information & Timings Free travel is provided from Cambourne, Cambridge and Huntingdon with DBS checked taxi drivers. This must be booked on Eventbrite by 12midday on the Wednesday before the session. Please note: if you require transport but find it difficult to attend from these locations, please get in touch with us so we can discuss potential travel options or other ways to support your attendance. We recommend young people are taken to the transport location by parent/guardian. Please specify the contact number on the booking form to share with the taxi company on the day of travel (parent/guardian if they will be there to meet the travel, or young person if they are travelling independently). After booking you will be emailed transport details and information on how to receive the bursary. Wheelchair accessible transport - We can offer wheelchair accessible transport. If you require wheelchair accessible transport, please tick the box on the ticket checkout page and we will be in touch by email to confirm arrangements with you. Please let us know by 12 midday the Wednesday before so we can make arrangements. Huntingdon Taxi: Departs Huntingdon at 11.30amArrives Wysing at 12pmDeparts Wysing at 4pmArrives back in Huntingdon at 4.30pmCambridge Taxi: Departs Cambridge at 11.20amCollects Creative Youth Council passengers from Cambourne at 11.45amArrives Wysing at 12pmDeparts Wysing at 4pmDrops off Cambourne passengers at 4.15pmArrives back in Cambridge at 4.40pmCambourne Taxi: Departs Cambourne at 11.45amArrives Wysing at 12pmDeparts Wysing at 4pmArrives back in Cambourne at 4.15pmTimings are approximate. Information Source: Wysing Arts Centre | eventbrite

The Sokolow Family Experience Concert @ The Lilypad Come join us for an unforgettable one-night-only evening with The Sokolow Family at The Lilypad! The Sokolow Family Experience is composed of Boston- and Cambridge-based father and daughters Rich, Amy, and Janna Sokolow. The three vocalists and musicians have been singing together and apart for decades. That includes performing in and music directing the band Sababa, which played dozens of gigs throughout New England. Today, the family performs both originals and covers in styles including indie pop, singer-songwriter, R&B, and many styles in between. Rich is an award-winning songwriter and musician whose music has been featured in soundtracks for broadcast and streaming shows and movies, and in a national TV commercial. He’s also been a lead singer and keyboardist for local bands including Frontier Pilots. Amy started out in the musical theater world, but soon turned to pop. Her credits include singing in Tufts University’s award-winning all-gender a cappella group, The Amalgamates. Outside of music, you can hear her voice on WBUR, Boston’s NPR news station. Janna is a seasoned vocalist whose experience spans musical theater, choral groups, and a cappella. Janna regularly performs in regional and community theater productions around Boston and holds a national award from the NATS vocal competition. At Tufts University, Janna was a member of the Shir Appeal a cappella group and the Tufts Chamber Singers. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased here or at the door via Venmo or cash. The venue will be general admission standing, with a limited number of seats. Stick around afterward for drinks and a bite in the area! Information Source: Sokolow Family | eventbrite