What’s on this September in Cambridge?
September looks to be a busy month in Cambridge.
Corn Exchange
This month the Cambridge Corn Exchange has some great acts, including:
- Ultra 90s V 2000 – 6/9/24
- Ben Elton 11/9/24
- Little Big Town 12/9/24
- Bowie Experience14/9/24
- Rachel Parris 13/09/24
- Celebrating Meat Loaf 22/09/24
- Michael Palin 25/9/24
- Heather Small 27/09/24
Open Cambridge 6th-15th September
Open Cambridge will take place from 6th-15th September 2024. The full programme will launch, and bookings will open on Monday 12 August. Keep checking the website for details of what will be a celebration of celebration of art, culture, and community.
With its stunning architecture, vibrant atmosphere, and world-class cultural institutions, Open Cambridge promises to be an unforgettable experience for all ages.
Cambridge Vegan Market 14th September
The Cambridge Vegan Market, held on September 14th, is a vibrant and bustling event celebrating the best of plant-based living. Located at Parker’s Piece in the heart of Cambridge, the market features an array of more than 50 local and regional vegan vendors, presenting a wide variety of delectable food, beverages, and lifestyle items.
Whether it’s artisanal vegan cheeses, artisan chocolates, fresh produce, or innovative wellness goods, there’s something to suit every palate and passion.
Ancient Oak Fayre – 31st – 1st September
The Ancient Oak Fayre takes place on 31st August – 1st September. Be amazed by equestrian stunts, medieval performances, battle re-enactments, jousting, falconry, Watermill Wolves, and living history displays from Viking, Anglo-Saxon, and Medieval times. Test your skills in archery and axe-throwing, while younger visitors can explore the magical Fairy Glade with children’s workshops. Enjoy browsing the craft market, listening to live music, and sampling various food and drinks, including authentic ales and ciders at the Medieval Inn.
Duxford Air Show 14-15th September
Duxford Battle of Britain Air Show (14th- 15th September) takes place at the former RAF site that played a leading role in some of the most dramatic days in 20th-century history, serving as a base for many of the Spitfire and Hurricane pilots during the Second World War.
This iconic air show celebrates the rich history of flight and features a thrilling display of vintage and modern aircraft, including historic military jets, warbirds, and aerobatic performers.
Visitors can expect to see a diverse range of aircraft in action (see website for full details) With its stunning setting amidst the historic airfield’s hangars and runways, the Duxford Air Show is a must-visit event for anyone passionate about aviation and military history.
Dahlia Festival Anglesey Abbey
Traditionally the Dahlia Festival takes place around early September and is a delight for fans of this beautiful flower. Dates and times tbc. Keep an eye of the Anglesey Abbey website
Further places to enjoy this September include:
Cambridge University Botanic Garden
An excellent place to spend a sunny afternoon for those who want a more relaxed outdoor experience is the Cambridge University Botanic Garden. This serene haven offers more than 40 acres of exquisitely designed gardens and greenhouses for exploration & discovery. The Botanic Garden has a wide variety of plants to admire, including both native and exotic species.
Cambridge Museums
Explore the museums in and around Cambridge. From Fitzwilliam to the Zoology, many of which are found right here in the centre of the city there is something to suit everybody and some of the museums in Cambridge also offer free entry.
Shopping
Cambridge offers a wide variety of shopping options, including independent boutiques, a seven-day market, and popular high-street brands.
The historic core and cobbled streets are home to many independent boutiques selling clothing, home furnishings, and jewellary which are lovely to explore and soak in the Cambridge atmosphere.
If you are looking for somewhere to stay this Summer in Cambridge our Cambridge B&B rooms are simple and affordable, and many have an en-suite bathroom.
As a guest of the College, you are welcome to explore the beautiful grounds which are steeped in history and are home to Milton’s Mulberry Tree and The Fellows’ Garden.
We hold a 4-star Visit England Campus Award. so you can be sure of a warm welcome.
To find out more about the Bed and Breakfast accommodation we offer visit https://christscollegehospitality.co.uk/
Book directly with us and you will receive 10 percent off our publicized rates. Just use the code BOOKDIRECT when you book.
We look forward to welcoming you this Summer.
