Events

It is panto season at one village hall later this spring when the Phoenix Theatre company presents its production of Rapunzel.

A popular garden centre, farm shop, and restaurant is set to open a new £300,000 undercover play park just in time for Easter.

Our cinema critic has been to see The Monkey… read his review here.

All the fun of the fair will be in a Fenland town this week and it will be held for the first time in a new location.

Top Simon and Garfunkel Tribute slip slides into The Angles Theatre in Wisbech on March 7 with their intimate duo show, Old Friends.

Two highly experienced secondary school teachers are launching a special school in March to cater for children who struggle in mainstream education.

The fourth Festival of Stories will bring another exciting programme of events to families of children from birth to five across Cambridgeshire.

Brighten your March by joining in with a new initiative spearheaded by Strictly Come Dancing star, Angela Rippon CBE.

Children will be encouraged to take a walk on the wild side next week when Skylark Events opens its doors for the half-term holidays.

Volunteers are being sought for a new ‘Sporting Memories’ group.

March will be marking the 80th anniversary of the Victory in Europe this spring with a day full of events organised by Nigel ‘Spence’ Spencer.

If you are looking to help the community then op into to St Peter’s Church in March this Saturday, anytime between 10am and 2pm.

March Library is hosting a unique event for people of all ages to use arts, and crafts to imagine what the town might look like in 30 years’ time.

Wisbech fun fair will be relocated to the Church Terrace car park following a public consultation – with the first being held there later this month.

The world of competitive cheerleading is being brought to life with a West Norfolk school’s musical production.

Five Little Ducks will be swimming their way to the theatre for a magical stage adaptation of the children’s classic nursery rhyme.

A Scottish-themed night is coming to a care home for a day of fun.

Organisers are hoping the public will jump on board a new event coming to a Fenland town later this summer.

A care home is bringing the community together to support one another at an event this month.

Organisers of Whittlesey Straw Bear were delighted with the success of this year’s event made all the better for the bright winter sunshine.