Every Sunday ∙ Lunch ∙00pm to 3.00pm ∙ Booking advisable Every Monday ∙ 8:30pm ∙ ‘Open Plough’ Jam & Open Mic Every Friday ∙ Fish & Chips ∙ Lunch-Time ∙ Evening ∙ Take-away Saturday 8th September ∙ Wine Festival see website for details Tuesday 11th September ∙00pm ∙ Let’s Face the Music and Bants ∙ Comedy & Music Night ∙ Free Entry ∙ Contributions welcome Friday 21st September ∙ Katy Bailey & Bill Kohler Art & Ceramics Exhibition Preview Evening from 7.00pm ∙ Upstairs at The Plough 21st Sept to 4th Oct Wed 19th September ∙00pm ∙ Vera’s Gin Club ∙ Tickets £22 book online Until 16th September ∙ Upstairs at The Plough ∙ Two Local artists ∙ Samuel Benjamin Harris & Amy Carter ∙ ‘Tea and Tequila’ Art Exhibition Tues 25th September 8.00pm ∙ Pub Quiz ∙ last Tuesday of every month Six Rounds with Tom Canning ∙ £1[...]

Selected Sundays from June to September 3 – 5pm. Just turn up, bring a picnic and enjoy Jazz and Brass in Cambridge’s beautiful leafy parks!

Selected Sundays from June to September 3 – 5pm, Cherry Hinton Hall, Jesus Green & Nightingale Recreation Ground. Just turn up, bring a picnic and enjoy Jazz and Brass in Cambridge’s beautiful leafy parks! See website for details on locations and who’s playing: https://www.cambridgelivetrust.co.uk/city-events/events/jazz-and-brass-parks

We have a U3A UKELELE group meeting at the Harris room Coombes community centre. Contact: bishop190@btinternet.com  for more information

Johannes Berauer’s ‘Hourglass’ featuring Gwilym Simcock Gwilym Simcock piano, Thomas Gould violin, Mike Walker guitar, Martin Berauer bass, Bernhardt Schimpelsberger percussion. For more information: www.staplefordgranary.org.uk/whats-on

Musical performances. Wine & Nibbles will be served. For more information: enquiries@roystonmuseum.org.uk 

Selected Sundays from June to September 3 – 5pm. Just turn up, bring a picnic and enjoy Jazz and Brass in Cambridge’s beautiful leafy parks!

Selected Sundays from June to September 3 – 5pm, Cherry Hinton Hall, Jesus Green & Nightingale Recreation Ground. Just turn up, bring a picnic and enjoy Jazz and Brass in Cambridge’s beautiful leafy parks! See website for details on locations and who’s playing: https://www.cambridgelivetrust.co.uk/city-events/events/jazz-and-brass-parks

We have a U3A UKELELE group meeting at the Harris room Coombes community centre. Contact: bishop190@btinternet.com  for more information

The second Tuesday evening rehearsal of each term is arranged as an open rehearsal. Potential new singers are welcomed to join in for the evening to see how they get on. If you are tempted to join us you are welcome to contact our Chair, Huw Jenkins, or just turn up. You will not be asked to sing on your own. RCS is a sociable choir. We have a coffee break half way through rehearsals and a popular 100 Club.  Members often enjoy a drink together after rehearsals and a group meal a couple of times a year. Our current membership is around 70 and new singers are always welcome. Members come from Royston and many surrounding villages so there’s every chance new members will find someone they know in the choir! For more information: www.roystonchoralsoc.org.uk

16 cask ales, 10 Craft Beers, 16 Ciders, Streetfood, Ploughman’s Table, Pizza, Full Programme of Live Music. Friday 14th – 11am to 11pm, Saturday 15th – 11am to 11pm, Sunday 16th – 12 noon to 10pm. For more information: hello@theploughshepreth.co.uk

Royston Folk Club ‘Showcase’ featuring the ‘Young Artists Competition 2018’ supported by Creative Royston, plus Ruby Muse, The Larks, Ana Hester and The Stout Brothers. www.roystonfolk.org

16 cask ales, 10 Craft Beers, 16 Ciders, Streetfood, Ploughman’s Table, Pizza, Full Programme of Live Music. Friday 14th – 11am to 11pm, Saturday 15th – 11am to 11pm, Sunday 16th – 12 noon to 10pm. For more information: hello@theploughshepreth.co.uk

A talk by Joan Munden about her cousin, code name ‘ Nadine’. One of 39 secret special agents set up by Churchill to ‘Set Europe ablaze’ and bring about the liberation of France. In aid of the Village hall and St Mary’s Church. Tickets £10, children half price, includes Ploughmans supper, bar and raffle.

16 cask ales, 10 Craft Beers, 16 Ciders, Streetfood, Ploughman’s Table, Pizza, Full Programme of Live Music. Friday 14th – 11am to 11pm, Saturday 15th – 11am to 11pm, Sunday 16th – 12 noon to 10pm. For more information: hello@theploughshepreth.co.uk

We have a U3A UKELELE group meeting at the Harris room Coombes community centre. Contact: bishop190@btinternet.com  for more information

The Barkway Players will shortly commence rehearsals for their new and original pantomime – Ali, Barbara and the Forty Steves – to be performed in February.  Anyone who would like to be involved in the adult cast or backstage is welcome at the meeting – you don’t have to live in Barkway provided you can get to regular Wednesday evening rehearsals. www.barkwayplayers.org.uk

We welcome back this 15-piece band for an evening of jazz standards, fun, swing and foot tapping. Tickets £10 from Sue on 01763 243815.

Sandon is delighted to welcome local author and RHS award-winning designer Philippa Pearson to open its popular annual fete this year as it celebrates 50 years of Gardeners World. In keeping with the theme, villagers are invited to enter the gardening competitions with entries for living art, impressive veg, veggie animals, biggest bloom and photographs of their gardens through the seasons as well as the hotly contested best homemade preserve, chutney and jam competitions. Living Art, Dog Show, Chocolate Fountain, Human Fruit Machine

A range of traditional and contemporary songs and madrigals – with a cup of tea and a slice of cake. Free entry with donations to PSP Association (for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy).

A historical walk around Royston,  participants will have the opportunity to read a chosen historical novel prior to the event. Afterwards there will be a chance to look at some of the maps held at the library. Office: 01438 843277

We have a U3A UKELELE group meeting at the Harris room Coombes community centre. Contact: bishop190@btinternet.com  for more information

Jean Toussaint Quintet ‘Brother Raymond’. Jean Toussaint tenor sax, Mark Kavuma trumpet, Ashley Henry piano,  Daniel Casimir bass,  Ben Brown drums. For this show, Jean Toussaint presents his 11th album as part of his UK tour, ‘Brother Raymond,’ recorded following extensive touring in 2015 and 2016 with his All-Star Roots & Herbs project. For more information: www.cambridgejazz.org

The nature of our licence to show films restricts us from publishing the titles of our future film program however we can give it to our members. For more information contact: colinhoptroff@gmail.com

Featuring ‘Two Coats Colder’ an acoustic 4 piece folk band, performing a diverse mix of traditional and contemporary styles with a folky flavour, mostly self-penned, supported by Bill Tarran. www.roystonfolk.org

Inquisitive Minds with Brushes, by Henrietta Ward from the Fitzwilliam Museum. Richly illustrated with works from the Fitzwilliam’s exceptional collection, Hettie’s talk will be about the artists who stood at the forefront of scientific discoveries, travelling near and far to capture the world’s flora and fauna. Tickets £5 from Sue on 01763 243815

Members of the Methodist Church in Zimbabwe UK Fellowship will be singing praises and rejoicing. Free entry.

£15 includes supper – hot dog or burger, vegetarian option available. Information: admin@hsrsc.org.uk      

Royston & District Choral Society is delighted to be taking part in Royston Arts Festival’s Finale Concert again this year. Our slot will probably reprise one or two numbers from our popular Serenade to Music summer concert and give a foretaste of Benjamin Britten’s War Requiem. We will then enjoy taking part in the closing singalong

Caxton Swing, with Louise Hobbs, their vocalist, will be playing jazz from the 1930’s to the 1950’s . Tickets £7 from Sue on 01763 243815