What’s on in April

Well, March is drawing to a grey and damp close here in Cambridge and it feels like it’s been a very long Winter indeed but let’s be hopeful that warm Spring sunshine is just around the corner.  Here’s the what’s on listing for April.  It’s an eclectic mix of events that come to my attention so if you know about an event that could be included, please get in touch through my Contact page.  I’ll update this listing through the month, so do check back when you can.

Railings at St Bene't's Church, Cambridge
Railings at St Bene’t’s Church, Cambridge

1 – 18th    9am – 5pm  “In a Room of One’s Own”, an exhibition of Contemporary Japanese Woodcut Prints.  Nan Shiomi.  Clare Hall, Herschel Road, CB3

1 – 21st    8am – 5pm Monday – Saturday.  Kaleidescope, an exhibition of original Textile Art.  Free entry.  Michaelhouse Centre, Trinity Street  http://www.easternregiontextileforum.co.uk

2nd    5.30pm  Organ Recital.  William Whitehead.  Parry, Schumann, Liszt, Bach, Jackson and Planyavsky.  King’s College Chapel.  Tickets from King’s College Visitor Centre, King’s Parade

3 – 7th    7pm  Rodelinda.  Cambridge Handel Opera Company.  The Great Hall, The Leys School.  http://www.cambridgelivetrust.co.uk/tickets/events/rodelinda

6th    7.30pm  A celebration of Georgian song.  Members of Ialoni women’s ensemble from Tbilisi with Chela and Buska.  Little St. Mary’s Church.  Free entry

7th    7.30pm  Cambridge Choral Society.  Dvorak and Puccini.  West Road Concert Hall.  Tickets on the door  http://www.cambchoral.org.uk

8th    1 – 4pm  Trinity College Fellows’ Garden open under the National Garden Scheme http://www.ngs.org.uk

8th    2.30pm  Shelly Organ (bassoon) and Tim Watts (piano).  Programme includes music by Saint Saens.  Madingley Hall.  Free admission.  http://www.eventbrite.co.uk

12 and 14th    7.30pm  “I deserve a better chance”, a brave production by people with and without mental health challenges.  CB2 Cafe, CB1  http://www.actingnow.co.uk

13 – 15th    Cambridge Literary Festival  http://www.cambridgeliteraryfestival.com

14th    7.30pm  Best of British.  Cambridge Wind Band.  West Road Concert Hall    Facebook: cambridgewindband  http://www.adctheatre.com

14 – 21st    10am – 5.30pm  Art Exhibition, Cambridge Drawing Society.  Paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture.  The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street.  Free admission  http://www.cambridgedrawingsociety.org

14th    7.30pm  Pentecost in Rome.  De Profundis.  Palestrina and Victoria.  Chapel of Sidney Sussex College.  Tickets on the door

18th    6.30 – 9pm  Cam Lates: Fashion at the Fitzwilliam.  Fitzwilliam Museum  https://www.museums.cam.ac.uk/whats-on/cam-lates

18th    8pm  Endelienta Baroque.  Bach cantatas.  Chapel of Jesus College.  Free entry

20th    7.30pm  Ivor Jones Memorial Concert.  Harp and organ.  Wesley Church, Christ’s Pieces  https://ivorjonesconcert.eventbrite.co.uk

21st    6.30pm  David Wright, harpsichord.  Bach’s Goldberg Variations.  Gonville & Caius College.  Tickets on the door.  http://www.neweurope.org.uk

22nd    2.30pm  Cerys Purser (mezzo-soprano) and Tim Watts (piano).  Programme includes music by Watts and Berio.  Free admission.  Madingley Hall  http://www.eventbrite.co.uk

Easter tree

 

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