Featured Events in Cambridge in November, 2024(November Updated)

"LEON THOMAS is set to perform live at Mutt Live in Dallas at The Cambridge Room at House Of Blues. The event will take place on November 23, 2024, at 2200 N Lamar St, Dallas, TX, 75202. Don't miss this opportunity to experience an unforgettable performance by LEON THOMAS in the vibrant city of Dallas."

this will be a small session of varied pose lengths with a professional life drawing model- materials provided but feel free to bring your own as well. The pose itinerary is roughly two 45 minute sets of poses with a 15 minute break at 8pm Please arrive promptly as we won't be able to allow entry after the poses has begun The event takes place in the Pfeiffer Room adjacent to the CR Bar in Hughes Hall just behind Kelsey Kerrridge and Parker's Piece, please buzz at the porters lodge for entry and directions- all cambridge students welcome! Get your tickets as spaces are very limited !! Information Source: HUGHES HALL MCR | eventbrite

To mark International Men's Day 2024 we are holding a walking football match. Just for Fun. You can't run, but you do need to move about, and you're getting fresh air in the lovely green space around the Resource Centre. If you turn up, you're on the team! Who knows, we could have 20 a side :) Information Source: Heart and Soul | eventbrite

Join us at the Kawartha Art Gallery Music Series for an unforgettable evening with the three award-winning songwriters and captivating performers who make up Boreal.“Not sure there’s another 3 women band in this country that could dream of sounding that good together!” – John Law (Presenter, Kingsville Music Society, ON) Don't miss the chance to witness this powerful live performance of beautifully performed songs, and the genuine on and off-stage camaraderie that makes these three singer-songwriters a shining example of teamwork, compassion, musical integrity…and, of course, good old-fashioned fun! Grab your friends, bring your positive vibes, and join us for the Kawartha Art Gallery Music Series! Let the music transport you to a world of emotions and create lasting memories. We can't wait to see you there! Come early for dinner at the C. L. Baker Room! Cash bar available throughout. THE VENUEThe Pie Eyed Monk, located at 8 Cambridge Street North in Downtown Lindsay, offers a cozy and intimate setting, allowing you to connect with the artists and fellow music enthusiasts. Don't miss this opportunity to support local talent and indulge in an evening of captivating music. Grab your friends, bring your positive vibes, and join us for the Kawartha Art Gallery Music Series! Let the music transport you to a world of emotions and create lasting memories. We can't wait to see you there! ARTIST BIOGRAPHYBoreal is the magical musical collaboration of Tannis Slimmon, Katherine Wheatley and Angie Nussey. These three hard-working singer-songwriters, each with their own longstanding, award-winning careers, simply love playing music together. In the winter, Boreal shines their collective light on Canada’s coldest months with their show “Songs for the Snowy Season”. The warmer months are reserved for “Songs of Renewal”, a show that combines sun-loving, moon-watching, finger-snapping, heart-touching and deeply uplifting songs. The trio’s spell-binding harmonies combined vocal prowess and tour-de-force songwriting make for a powerful musical event. With humour, storytelling and heart-melting honesty, Boreal takes their audience on a journey of friendship, laughter and connection. With a 2024 Spring tour all wrapped up, a pocket full of new material, and a new, winter-themed album on the way, 2024 is shaping up to be a busy year for Boreal. For more about this powerful blend of three glorious voices, and the superbly crafted songs that will soon resonate upstairs at the Pie-Eyed Monk, visit borealsongs.ca Information Source: Kawartha Art Gallery | eventbrite

Renaturation: Fractured Identities, Future Selves by Debbie Yeboah This exhibition of work by Debbie Yeboah explores three interconnected concepts that engage with the reconstitution of the Ghanaian self in response to the ongoing effects of coloniality. The works offer a meditation on healing; using art as a tangible medium to address the colonial wound, while envisioning alternative futures. The three concepts are enmeshed in the artworks. Renaturation addresses the rebuilding of the fractured self, the threshold creates liminal, imaginative spaces of transformation; and braiding as re-membering symbolises the relational process of reconstructing identity in community. Each piece reflects the artist's exploration of these ideas, using bold, saturated colours and the recurring motif of braiding to signify the physical and emotional processes of putting the self back together. Through a dynamic body of work-including paintings, mixed media works, and a braided hair installation the artist makes visible the themes of healing, identity, and Ghanaian cultural resilience. This exhibition invites viewers into a reflective and creative dialogue about the ways in which art can be a critical and regenerative practice, engaging with both personal and communal identities in the pursuit of decolonial futures. The talk will be followed by a drinks reception. This display has been generously supported by Rachel Polonsky, Fellow of Murray Edwards College. Debbie Yeboah is a Ghanaian artist, researcher and educator. Debbie, a proud member of Murray Edwards College, has recently submitted her PhD thesis in Education. her research and art is closely entwined, with both informing the other. Her work critically engages with the enduring effects of coloniality on knowledge, identity art and culture. Information Source: Murray Edwards College | eventbrite

RAREfest! A unique festival brought to you by Cambridge Rare Disease Network (CamRARE). This RAREfest24 launch evening opens the biannual science, technology, community and arts festival. An evening of talks, music, comedy and the opening of a new research-inspired art exhibition. An evening to challenge perceptions, dispel myths and imagine the possible. Head to the RAREfest24 website to meet our Strictly Rare performers. Discover what Saturday 23 Nov's RAREfest hands-on exhibition has in store here and book tickets. Information Source: Cambridge Rare Disease Network (CamRARE) | eventbrite

Repertoire Wei: The Dancing MoonlightRavel: Ma mere l'oyeNielsen: Aladdin SuiteWilliams: Far and AwayDoors open at 7:30pm About the MIT Symphony Orchestra The central mission of the MIT Symphony Orchestra is the cultural enhancement of education at MIT by promoting music performance at the highest level of artistic excellence among MIT students, by nurturing new works and young artists, by developing and sustaining the widest possible audience. The orchestra’s repertoire consists of works from the entire symphonic canon, spanning works of the early Baroque era to contemporary compositions, and including music for film and theatre. Compositions by MIT faculty are also part of MITSO’s repertoire. The orchestra recently recorded Berlioz’ Symphonie fantastique, and has participated in masterclasses with Gustavo Dudamel, Sir Roger Norrington, and Nicholas McGegan. Frequent collaborations with other ensembles such as the MIT Concert Choir, the theater program, with members of the faculty and performances by MITSOlite, a chamber orchestra comprised of MITSO members, are also part of MITSO’s activities. The students in the MIT Symphony Orchestra come from a variety of fields including: Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, Biology, Mathematics, Brain & Cognitive Sciences, Nuclear Science and Engineering, Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Physics, Aeronautics and Astronautics, Management, Architecture, and Materials Science & Engineering. Information Source: MIT Music & Theater Arts Section | eventbrite

Renowned violist, and Corpus alumna, Rosalind Ventris performs : Clara Schumann Romances, Op.22; Johannes Brahms Sonata in f minor, Op.120 No.1; Robert Schumann Adagio and Allegro and Luise Adolpha Le Beau Drei Stücke, Op.26. Accompanied by pianist Tom Poster. Ticket includes a complimentary glass of wine or soft drink at the end of the recital. All seating is unreserved, in the Chapel pews and chairs. The Chapel is wheelchair accessible. The College does not have its own parking but the city centre carparks are withint 10 - 15mins walk from the College. Information Source: eventbrite

Roger is a film and TV composer with a rock music background. He plays with bluegrass and country band BlueJay and produces recordings in his own studio. Roger's dynamic and enthusiastic approach will be known to many of you who have attended his choirs or workshops in the past. He writes and arranges in many styles and is famous for his mastery of unusual harmonies as well as a love of rousing shanties and poignant world folksongs. You don't need any previous musical experience - just a desire to sing! Everything is taught by ear. Information Source: Ros Horton and Anne Gaskell | eventbrite

Join us on the 23th November for our 3rd Cambridge Social Ride. The ride will start at 9:30am with a mostly flat 36km route. The pace will be around 15-16mph and in a tight group so we suggest intermediate experience. Meet at: The Kiosk on the Green, Jesus Green Cambridge Information Source: Sportful UK | eventbrite

It's been a minute, but Miss Moço is home and ready to give you a show, Cambridge! Join Miss Moço, Peach Blossom & Elixxirr for a wild evening of comedy, splits and your favourtie hits. DOORS OPEN at 8PM / $30 (+$3.28 eventbrite fee) general admission Please note: this event takes place on the second floor with access via stairs only Content warning: coarse language Information Source: Miss Moço | eventbrite

If you ride for long enough, falling off is nearly inevitable. Join us to learn techniques to mitigate the risk of serious injury. Justin Moses, professional stunt coordinator and owner of Steel and Steed Stunts, will take you through a series of exercises designed to help you learn how to move your body during a fall to minimize injuries. We will be beginning on the mats, moving to a stationary practice stand and finally working on falling from a real horse in a safe way. We will run 2 sessions- 9am-12pm and 1pm to 4pm Limit of 12 riders per session, minimum of 5 needed to run the session. $125 per rider, per half day session. Light snacks will be provided. Parents should plan to have an adult stay with any rider who is a junior. No auditing tickets are available for this event. Usual comfortable riding attire. Helmets are required. Back/Body protectors are welcome if you have one. Horses will be provided. Information Source: Chiron Equine | eventbrite

Hosted by Hope Story at the historic Central Presbyterian Church in Cambridge, this performance of Handel’s Messiah by the Oxford Collegium Singers is sure to get you into the Christmas spirit! Composed in 1741 by George Frideric Handel, the Messiah is a musical composition with narrative text that tells the story of Jesus Christ’s birth, life, death, and resurrection. The work is renowned for its beautiful arias, powerful choruses, and the majestic “Hallelujah” chorus, which has become a staple in classical music. Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a beautiful musical experience that captures the true spirit of Christmas! Proceeds from this concert will support our mission at Hope Story to help vulnerable children access education, health, and discipleship through their local church to build strong communities. We believe in the global church’s ability to transform children’s lives and we work alongside churches in seven countries to support children in three key areas: education, health, and discipleship. Information Source: Hope Story | eventbrite

Artists Marquee Winter Show 2024 Welcome to the Artists Marquee Winter Show 2024! Join us at the Cambridge Country Club for a day filled with beautiful art, talented artists, and a festive atmosphere. Browse through a variety of artworks including paintings, sculptures, and more. Meet the artists, learn about their creative process, and maybe even take home a piece that speaks to you. Don't miss out on this exciting event celebrating creativity and talent. See you there! Information Source: eventbrite

The Other Story: Afro-Asian Artists in Post-War Britain was a groundbreaking exhibition curated in 1989 by Rasheed Araeen, whose work is currently on show at Downing’s Heong Gallery. A landmark moment in British art history, the show highlighted the contributions and creativity of African and Asian artists who had been marginalized by the mainstream art world in post-war Britain. The Other Story explored social issues of race, identity, and the politics of representation. It continues to encourage discussions on post-colonialism and multiculturalism in the arts, as well as on diversity and inclusion in the art world today. For this roundtable discussion, Dr Saul Nelson (Teaching Associate in Twentieth-Century Art, University of Cambridge) and Alina Khakoo (PhD student on the Criticism and Culture programme at the University of Cambridge) will be in conversation with a number of artists involved in the 1989 exhibition, including Eddie Chambers, Gavin Jantjes and Keith Piper. About the exhibition: Rasheed Araeen: A British Story condenses Araeen’s artistic career into a representative selection of work across painting, collage, sculpture, and participatory installations. Works include Zero to Infinity, and his ‘Reading Room’ installation, which will offer visitors the opportunity to engage with the artist’s own writings, many of which were first published in the journal Third Text, which he founded in 1987. The show emphasizes the indivisibility of Araeen’s formal artistic language from his post-colonial political awareness and highlights his imaginative artistic responses to British political and cultural life over the last fifty years. Information Source: The Heong Gallery at Downing College | eventbrite

Gabriela Wiener es escritora y periodista peruana residente en Madrid. Ha publicado los libros Sexografías, Llamada perdida, Nueve Lunas, Huaco retrato, Dicen de mí y los poemarios Ejercicios para el endurecimiento del espíritu y Una pequeña fiesta llamada eternidad. Sus primeras historias se publicaron en la revista de periodismo narrativo Etiqueta Negra. Fue columnista del New York Times en español, redactora jefa de Marie Claire España y colaboradora en un gran número de medios internacionales. Publica semanalmente una columna para publico.es. Ganó el Premio Nacional de periodismo de su país con un reportaje sobre un caso de violencia de género. Es creadora de varias performances que ha puesto en escena junto a su familia. Escribió y protagonizó la obra de teatro Qué locura enamorarme yo de ti. Es parte de Sudakasa, proyecto colectivo de arte y escritura migrante. Undiscovered, la traducción al inglés de su novela Huaco retrato fue finalista del Booker Prize Internacional 2024 y del PEN América. En conversación con Elena Martínez-Acacio Alonso (Universidad de Cambridge). Tras la entrevista se dará paso a las preguntas del público asistente. Dirigido a estudiantes de la Universidad de Cambridge y al público en general Gabriela Wiener is a Peruvian writer and journalist based in Madrid. She has published the books Sexografías, Llamada perdida, Nueve Lunas, Huaco retrato, Dicen de mí and the poetry collections Ejercicios para el endurecimiento del espíritu and Una pequeña fiesta llamada eternidad. Her first stories were published in the narrative journalism magazine Etiqueta Negra. She was a columnist for the New York Times in Spanish, editor-in-chief of Marie Claire Spain and a contributor to a large number of international media. She publishes a weekly column for publico.es. She won the National Journalism Award of her country with a report on a case of gender violence. She is the creator of several performances that she has staged with her family. She wrote and starred in the play Qué locura enamorarme yo de ti. She is part of Sudakasa, a collective project of migrant art and writing. Undiscovered, the English translation of her novel Huaco retrato was a finalist for the International Booker Prize 2024 and PEN America. In conversation with Elena Martínez-Acacio Alonso, lecturer at University of Cambridge. The interview will be followed by a Q&A. Open to Cambridge University students and the general public. Information Source: Instituto Cervantes - London | eventbrite

We are delighted to partner with ArtFund once again this year to present an exciting series of Curators’ Day events, designed to create a vibrant and informal space for curators across the UK to come together, exchange ideas and gain fresh perspectives. With four upcoming events, each one focusing on a unique theme, these sessions will offer valuable insight on various aspects of curatorial practice. You’ll have the opportunity to visit key exhibitions and hear directly from leading artists, curators and experts in the field. Our first event in the series will take place on 28 November, 2024 at The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, where we will explore their exhibition Glenn Ligon: All Over The Place and visit the Wysing Art Centre. Together, we’ll discuss how artists engage with historic collections, reimagining them to inspire new interpretations and influence museum practices. Key topics will include acquisition and exhibition strategies, the impact of artist interventions, and how contemporary art can spark meaningful conversations with historical works. Information Source: Arts Council Collection | eventbrite

Welcome to the 5K Turkey Trot! Come join us for a fun-filled run at (Cambridge Bike Trail Head) 1380 313th Ave NE. Lace up your running shoes and get ready to trot your way through a scenic course surrounded by nature. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just looking for a good time, this event is perfect for everyone. Don't miss out on the opportunity to burn off those Thanksgiving calories and enjoy the fresh air with friends and family. Sign up now and let's trot together! Information Source: eventbrite

Join us at our professional bike workshop and learn from the best! Our friendly tutors have years of experience and the latest techniques at their fingertips, ready to share with you. Course structureThis two-day course runs from 9 am to 5 pm on two consecutive days (usually Saturday and Sunday), from the advertised start date. Course contentAt the end of our two-day intensive course, you’ll confidently know how to: Remove, refit and adjust a rim brake assembly.Remove, refit and adjust a derailleur gear system.Repair a puncture - including correctly removing and refitting a wheel, tyre and inner tube.Carry out a systematic cycle check and rectify faults.You must be aged 18 or over to attend this course. If you're 16-18 you can attend with written permission from a parent. Price£330 There's the option to pay a deposit and then pay the balance 30 days before the course starts. Learner benefitsLearners can enjoy a 10% discount on a range of products from our bike workshop, including professional toolkits, bike parts and accessories. Got questions?Please read our FAQs to make sure this course is right for you. If it's not the right fit, why not check out our City & Guilds Level 2, or Beginners courses? Not sure if the course is for you? Get in touch for a chat before booking. Use the Contact link at the bottom of this page. Meet our tutor, RichTo find out what you can expect on the day, check out our video: Information Source: Life Cycle (South West) | eventbrite

We follow a simple equation: Splotlit Songwriters + Loving, Engaged Audience Chorus + Wildly Talented Backing Band = MAGICAL MUSICAL JOURNEY Songwriters bring us the tender fruits of their labor: songs! YOU, the amazing audience choir, will learn a bit of the song and sing along, guided by the inimitable spirited Milly. Nate directs the house band — a maximally supportive cohort of improvising instrumentalists — shaping the magic every half step and whole step of the way. We are very excited to bring this magic to our favorite community venue, The Lilypad in Cambridge. This will be the 7th iteration of The Songbuilder's Soirée - previously hosted in living rooms and backyards - let's see where we can take the spirit of the Soirée with a bigger sound and louder love. The Soirée celebrates music, community, and the spirit of play in a unique and majestic way. Come for the fun, appreciate the artistry, stay for the community. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ✨Flow of the Night ✨ 6:15: Doors & Mingling 6:30: Welcoming & Musical Warm Ups: Becoming an Ensemble 7-9: Spotlit Songwriters: where the magic happens 9-9:30: Group Closing Information Source: Nate & Milly | eventbrite

Explore Cambridge United v Barnsley sporting information for 16th November, 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 Cambridge United0 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. Barnsley Football Club, also known as The Tykes, is a professional football team based in Barnsley, South Yorkshire, England. Founded in 1887, the club has a rich history and has played in various competitions such as the Football League and Premier League. They currently compete in the EFL Championship, the second-highest division in English football. The team has also won numerous accolades, including the Football League Third Division title in 1981 and the Football League Trophy in 2016. Notable players who have donned the red and white jersey of Barnsley include John Stones, Alfie Mawson, and Cambridge United1 Ward. Oakwell Stadium serves as their home ground, with a capacity of over 23,000 seats. With a strong fan base and a talented team, Barnsley remains a force to be reckoned with in English football. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Your sip & paint event at The Station Tavern, Cambridge will be themed around Jack Vettriano's Singing Butler. Join hundreds of others in painting Britain's best selling print. Dance your brush across your canvas as you paint this idyllic scene! 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

Join the talented artist Kelly Briggs for an unexpected hands-on experience! Create your very own sculpture that will naturally evolve into a stunning patch of wildflowers, bringing beauty and life to the environment. Delve into the fascinating tradition of Earth Dumplings, also known as seed bombs—an ancient Japanese technique designed to restore biodiversity in areas that have lost plant species. Just like our bodies thrive on a varied diet for a healthy microbiome, our planet’s soil flourishes with a rich tapestry of plants, fungi, and flowers. By crafting these sculptures, you’ll be giving back to Mother Earth! Once completed, place your creation in a garden or natural area and watch it gracefully disintegrate, transforming into a lively habitat for bees and pollinators. This event is open to all ages, so bring your creativity and be part of this eco-friendly transformation! Find us in the Grand Arcade on the first floor, we'll be in the 'Let's Go Circular' unit. Register for your ticket today! Information Source: Kelly Briggs Boyinapalli | eventbrite

The F1 Masters event is set to take place on November 2, 2024, at Lawn Farm Fishery in Cambourne. This prestigious competition will bring together top Formula 1 racers from around the world to showcase their skills on the track. Spectators can expect thrilling races and a vibrant atmosphere at this highly anticipated event. The venue's address is Lawn Farm, Cambourne, CB23 4JX. Don't miss the chance to witness some of the best drivers in the sport compete head-to-head at F1 Masters.

Bollywood DJ Night: Diwali Lights & Halloween Frights! Celebrate a night of double the fun with our Diwali Lights and Halloween Frights themed party! Drinks included with every ticket! Get ready to dance to the beats of the best Bollywood music spun by our talented DJs. Dress up in your favorite festive attire, whether it's colorful traditional Indian outfits for Diwali or spooky costumes for Halloween. Join us for a night of vibrant lights, spooky delights, and non-stop dancing! See you there! Information Source: Passage To India | eventbrite

this will be a small session of varied pose lengths with a professional life drawing model- materials provided but feel free to bring your own as well. The pose itinerary is roughly two 45 minute sets of poses with a 15 minute break at 8pm Please arrive promptly as we won't be able to allow entry after the poses has begun The event takes place in the Pfeiffer Room adjacent to the CR Bar in Hughes Hall just behind Kelsey Kerrridge and Parker's Piece, please buzz at the porters lodge for entry and directions- all cambridge students welcome! Get your tickets as spaces are very limited !! Information Source: eventbrite

Join us at our professional bike workshop and learn from the best! Our friendly tutors have years of experience and the latest techniques at their fingertips, ready to share with you. Course structureThis eight-day course runs every Tuesday and Wednesday (two days per week) for four consecutive weeks from the advertised start date*. The learning day runs from 9 am to 5 pm. Course contentAt the end of this eight-day course, you’ll confidently know how to: Repair a puncture - including correctly removing and refitting a wheel, tyre and inner tube.Augment a bicycle: Safely fitting accessories, e.g., computer, mudguards, pannier rack and child seat.Remove, replace and adjust a bicycle rim brake assembly - linear pull (“v” type ) brake.Fully service a hydraulic brake system - including removing pads, bleeding brake, refitting pads and setting up brake calliper.Remove, replace and adjust bicycle derailleur gear systems.Service bicycle headsets assemblies - removing, refitting and adjusting threadless and threaded headsets.Build a bicycle wheel - including performing spoke length calculations.Remove and replace bicycle hub bearings - loose and cartridge.Prepare frames and forks for bicycle assembly - chasing and facing bottom bracket shell, reaming and facing headtube.Remove and replace bicycle bottom brackets and cranks-cartridge - external cup and cup and axle.Carry out a systematic, professional bicycle safety check.Change a bicycle frame - stripping a bike to its bare frame, then systematically rebuilding it to a professional standard.You must be aged 18 or over to attend this course. If you're under 18 please get in touch to discuss your options. Additional contentIn addition to the assessed course units, we also offer opportunities to learn about: Other braking systems: calliper, cantilever, cable disc, roller brake.Press fit bottom brackets.Hub gear setups: Sturmey Archer and Shimano.Bicycle frame geometryPrice£1,450 There's the option to pay a deposit and then pay the balance 30 days before the course starts. In some cases, we can arrange a payment plan. Please contact us if you'd like to discuss this. Learner benefitsLearners can enjoy a 10% discount on a range of products from our bike workshop, including professional toolkits, bike parts and accessories. Got questions?Please read our FAQs to make sure this course is right for you. If you're not quite there yet, we recommend taking our City & Guilds Level 1 course first. Not sure if the course is for you? Get in touch for a chat before booking. Use the Contact link at the bottom of this page. Meet our tutor, RichFind out what you can expect on the day, check out our video: Information Source: Life Cycle (South West) | eventbrite

Tyler Hay is a remarkable pianist, a truly original personality, known for his bold approach to programming, refined musicianship, and his formidable technique. For this concert, he is presenting two monumental sonatas, both inspired by Goethe’s Faust, introduced by little known miniatures. If the Liszt Sonata is one of the most often heard works from the composer, the Rachmaninoff first sonata has long been overshadowed by the more famous second. However the tables are turning, and in recent years, a growing number of performances by major pianists has revealed a fascinating work, demanding both for pianists and audiences, both rewarding in equal measure. The second movement, in particular, is one of the highest inspirations of its author. ProgrammeRachmaninoff Fragments, Sonata in D minor op 28 Liszt En rêve, Sonata 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

Your sip & paint event at The Grain & Hop Store, Cambridge will be themed around Claude Monet’s iconic Poppy Fields painting. Beautify your canvas with impressionistic brushstrokes, capturing movement, light and colour! 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. PopUp Painting guests at Grain & Hop enjoy 10% off food Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated "Book Launch: Contesting the World" event taking place in Cambridge at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge. Immerse yourself in the world of literature on November 11, 2024, at this prestigious venue located at Hughes Hall, Cambridge, CB1 2EW. Admission is free, offering an enriching experience for book enthusiasts and scholars alike. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with the latest literary work and be part of an intellectual gathering like no other.