What's on in the University

The University’s student-run ensemble features students from a range of musical backgrounds, who will be sharing their love for Steel Pan and Caribbean Music in this informal concert setting.

We have a very special concert on the third Anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine, performed by the Wind Serenaders, conducted by Laurence Perkins, with works by Bach and Mozart, in of UK-MED and Music Action International for survivors from Ukraine, Gaza and other areas of conflict in the world.

Join The Wo+Men’s Leadership Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School for ‘Accelerating Action through Allyship’ a fireside chat and networking.

Is there life 'out there'? Join us for an evening talk with science writer Wallace Arthur

Join us for the first event in this new series, hosted by the Master of Churchill College Prof. Sharon Peacock, as she delves into 'Churchill’s D-Day: The Inside Story' with co-authors Allen Packwood, Director of Churchill Archives Centre and General Lord Richard Dannatt, a former Chief of the General Staff and member of the House of Lords. '

An event which brings together bestselling authors Dan Jones, Helen Castor, Helen Carr, Caroline Burt and Richard Partington together in conversation discussing their recent books as well as the process of writing history and all things medieval.

Join us for a wonderful concert with music by Walton, Elgar and Vaughan Williams

Cambridge’s finest classical musicians come together to celebrate the legacy of the great composer Shostakovich on the 50th anniversary of his death through a weekend of concerts (21-23 February) and talks.

A weekend of concerts and events (28 February - 2 March) celebrating Cambridge's thriving music scene from around the world

Join us for a day of presentations, panels and discussion on the subject of structural injustice.

This book launch is being held as part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

This talk is held as part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

This talk is part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

This talk is held as part of the Institute of Criminology's Lent Term 2025 Public Seminar Series.

Sir Thomas Allen, baritone gives a masterclass with the students of the Cambridge University Lieder Scheme

Public Lecture by Professor Adam Hanieh, chaired by Professor Helen Bao. Adam Hanieh is Professor of Political Economy and Global Development at the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies, University of Exeter, and Joint Chair in Middle East Studies at the Institute of International and Area Studies at Tsinghua University, Beijing, China.

"The History of Art in Antiquity" by Johann Joachim Winckelmann, introduced by Katherine Harloe (School of Advanced Study, University of London)

"Montaillou, village occitan de 1294 à 1324" by Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie, introduced by John H. Arnold (University of Cambridge)

"History of Rome" by Quintus Fabius Pictor, introduced by Tim Cornell (University of Manchester)

Come and immerse yourself in this musical journey—bring your friends, family, and love for live performance!