Friday 1st March & Friday 8th March, 9.30am – 2.30pm www.salledecouture.co.uk

Join us for the first day of this new exhibition by local artist Jane Harvey. Exhibition runs until mid-March. Free entry. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk

Every Friday, 2.05 – 2.35pm, Royston Library. Toddler Tales is the perfect step on from Baby Rhyme Time, with a mix of lively stories and rhymes for you and your child to join in with. The stories chosen are aimed at toddlers and pre-school children but babies are welcome too. Sharing stories and rhymes with your child helps to develop their listening skills, language and imagination. Enjoy the stories together by sitting with your child during the session and then spend time browsing and borrowing from our extensive range of picture books. This activity is free; however we do welcome a voluntary contribution of £1 per family. www.hertfordshire.gov.uk

Churches Together in Royston and The Women of the Adriatic country of Slovenia invite you to share in this, the largest Christian Ecumenical Celebration in the World, with a slice of human witness and an urge for greater inclusivity.

£5 per person including nibbles and lots of prizes! Teams of 4-6. General knowledge and arts-based questions. Details: secretary@creativeroyston.org www.creativeroyston.org

A new coffee shop and hub is opening in Royston. Come to the launch to see what it’s all about! Contact: cornichon2020@gmail.com

Join us in celebrating beautiful voices, at this Royston & District community concert. Contact: admin@hsrsc.org.uk

The World Scout Jamboree fundraising committee (who are fundraising to Send 4 Scouts and 1 Leader from the Royston District to the 24th World Scout Jamboree in West Virginia in July 2109) are holding their second Quiz Night. Entrance is £7.50 per adult, £5 per child inclusive of a casserole dinner, Licensed Bar selling beers, wines and soft drinks. Venue TBC Contact: Jamboree@RoystonScouts.org.uk

Contact: Sue Hill 01462 742539

Test your general knowledge, with teams of up to 6 people. £5 per person which includes licensed bar and snacks. In aid of Melbourne FC. Tickets: 07789 468165

Every Sunday until Sunday 21st April 2019. We extend a welcome to all comers with a nice cup of tea or coffee and cakes. Contact: 01462742138

Tuesdays 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th March, 7.30 – 9pm each night. Come and join us learn a great song, in A Capella harmony. 4 week course, £10 per person. www.pheonixladies.co.uk

6 week Thursday evening course. For information email: courses@salledecouture.co.uk

Baby and toddler group run by Royston Parish Church.

We have an enthusiastic group of trained volunteers who lead our two, weekly Walking for Health walks at Wandlebury. The first is slightly faster while the second is more leisurely, accommodating people who are not so fit or are newcomers to the group. Each walk lasts around 30 minutes and covers about 1.5 miles. With the slower second walk, we offer a shortcut back to the base if needed. This social group meets all year round at 10am every Thursday morning, with the slower walk starting at 10.30am. Walks are well-attended, with 50-60 people joining most weeks. Teas and coffees are available afterwards. www.cambridgeppf.org/whats-on  

Zoe Francis and her award-winning trio led by Jim Mullen perform songs from the repertoire of unique American singer/pianist Blossom Dearie, who recorded six iconic albums for Verve records during the 1950s and was a favourite at Ronnie Scott’s during the 1960’s. www.cambridgejazz.org

Ian McManus will be painting a marine scene in watercolour. Non-members £3 inc. refreshments

Friday 1st March & Friday 8th March, 9.30am – 2.30pm www.salledecouture.co.uk

Every Friday, 2.05 – 2.35pm, Royston Library. Toddler Tales is the perfect step on from Baby Rhyme Time, with a mix of lively stories and rhymes for you and your child to join in with. The stories chosen are aimed at toddlers and pre-school children but babies are welcome too. Sharing stories and rhymes with your child helps to develop their listening skills, language and imagination. Enjoy the stories together by sitting with your child during the session and then spend time browsing and borrowing from our extensive range of picture books. This activity is free; however we do welcome a voluntary contribution of £1 per family. www.hertfordshire.gov.uk

Featuring The Long Nights (BAND), John Meed, Michael Chapman, Mike Excell, Dom Prag £4 (£3 performers), £2 under 25s. www.roystonfolk.org

Concert and poetry reading. Featuring Penni McLaren Walker and Bryan Causton. Playing Vaughan Williams and new songs in the folk tradition. www.penniandbryan.co.uk

Licensed Bar and raffle. Tickets £13.50 including supper and a chic ice. In aid of Isabel Hospice and Royston Lions. Bookings: lionkgc@gmail.com

www.salledecouture.co.uk

The large main hall at Meridian will be filled with local businesses and organisations showcasing their array of products and services. There will be stalls, talks and workshops from local experts throughout the day- timetable to be released very soon. Free entry, and the first 100 families through the door will receive a fantastic goodie bag! www.facebook.com/events/341826346644023  

A spring guided walk, looking for flowers and other mammals along the way – as well as hares. £4 per person. Contact: 01487 815524, info@greatfen.co.uk

With bubbles, tea, coffee and cake! www.homemadeatthebarn.co.uk

Pop-up French Cinema, in association with Saffron Screen. Showing ‘Amelie’ in French with English sub-titles. £10 per person to include snacks. Licensed cash bar and raffle. Contact: 01223 573007

Urban Orienteering in Royston Town – Part of the SEOUL 2019 programme. Urban courses of varying lengths suitable for all age classes 16 and over up to 75+. Courses for newcomers and improvers, suitable for juniors. Also providing courses for junior (MWJ and MWYJ) classes in the SEOUL. www.WAOC.org.uk  

A stylish and elegant Singer-Pianist, Ruth Applin presents a programme of classic jazz, blues and bossa nova, in the style of Nat King Cole, Nina Simone and Diana Krall. £12, £8 under 16s. www.cambridgejazz.org

Do your bit to keep the stunning Coton countryside reserve looking beautiful by lending a hand to help pick litter from footpaths and hedgerows in the reserve and surrounding village. It’s part of the Great British Spring Clean – with the aim of inspiring half a million people nationwide to join forces and collect, dispose of and recycle single-use plastic litter that destroys the beauty of our landscape and harms our wildlife. www.cambridgeppf.org/whats-on  

Every Sunday until Sunday 21st April 2019. We extend a welcome to all comers with a nice cup of tea or coffee and cakes. Contact: 01462742138

Fanny Trollope was the mother of Anthony Trollope. She took her family to the USA in 1829 planning to experience living in a utopian community. They set up a business which failed and after a year’s travel and adventure returned to England. Mrs Trollope published her experiences in her first book ‘Domestic Manners of the Americans’. Tea and cake will be served. Tickets: www.letchworthsettlement.org.uk

£5 per child, or £13 for a family ticket for 3 children. Children under 6 months free with a paying child. Snack, Tea and coffee are available to purchase Contact: 07732133007

Tuesdays 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th March, 7.30 – 9pm each night. Come and join us learn a great song, in A Capella harmony. 4 week course, £10 per person. www.pheonixladies.co.uk

If you want to expand your social circle and make international friends this is THE group for you! – all nationalities (including UK) and ages are welcome! Just come along for a couple of drinks, or as long as the evening lasts. Meet interesting people from all different backgrounds and cultures, have a glass (or a few) of wine or beer, or a coffee/tea, and share experiences, stories, cultures, & languages, or simply enjoy a good laugh and conversation with like-minded people. Every 2nd Wed of the month at 7pm. https://www.meetup.com/Royston-International-Group/

Join rangers Becky and Iain to look for brown hares around the reserve and in the surrounding fields. This is the best time to spot these enigmatic characterful mammals – with the possibility to catch them in action boxing! Keep eyes peeled for other mammals too – there have been 26 different species seen on the reserve. £5 per adult, Contact: 01223 665742, TrumpingtonMeadows@wildlifebcn.org

We have an enthusiastic group of trained volunteers who lead our two, weekly Walking for Health walks at Wandlebury. The first is slightly faster while the second is more leisurely, accommodating people who are not so fit or are newcomers to the group. Each walk lasts around 30 minutes and covers about 1.5 miles. With the slower second walk, we offer a shortcut back to the base if needed. This social group meets all year round at 10am every Thursday morning, with the slower walk starting at 10.30am. Walks are well-attended, with 50-60 people joining most weeks. Teas and coffees are available afterwards. www.cambridgeppf.org/whats-on  

The choir and chamber group with solo performances from singers and instrumentalists.  This evening is free but there will be a collection on behalf of the Parish Church Refurbishment Fund and the RMC. Everyone welcome – EldonThursday.

Every Friday, 2.05 – 2.35pm, Royston Library. Toddler Tales is the perfect step on from Baby Rhyme Time, with a mix of lively stories and rhymes for you and your child to join in with. The stories chosen are aimed at toddlers and pre-school children but babies are welcome too. Sharing stories and rhymes with your child helps to develop their listening skills, language and imagination. Enjoy the stories together by sitting with your child during the session and then spend time browsing and borrowing from our extensive range of picture books. This activity is free; however we do welcome a voluntary contribution of £1 per family. www.hertfordshire.gov.uk

Join us for a talk to mark the end of our latest community exhibition. The talk is free, but donations to wateraid are appreciated. Head to www.roystonmuseum.org.uk to book a place.

Admission £1 (Children 50p). In aid of Fowler Village Hall.

The event is in aid of local Cambridge based charity ‘Something to look forward to’ who support people and their familes who are coming to terms with a terminal cancer diagnosis.  

Every Sunday until Sunday 21st April 2019. We extend a welcome to all comers with a nice cup of tea or coffee and cakes. Contact: 01462742138

The theme for March is “Our Wonderful World”. Adults and accompanied children of all ages are welcome to come enjoy creative crafts, science experiments, a short celebration service and a meal shared together.

Tuesdays 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th March, 7.30 – 9pm each night. Come and join us learn a great song, in A Capella harmony. 4 week course, £10 per person. www.pheonixladies.co.uk

Baby and toddler group run by Royston Parish Church.

We have an enthusiastic group of trained volunteers who lead our two, weekly Walking for Health walks at Wandlebury. The first is slightly faster while the second is more leisurely, accommodating people who are not so fit or are newcomers to the group. Each walk lasts around 30 minutes and covers about 1.5 miles. With the slower second walk, we offer a shortcut back to the base if needed. This social group meets all year round at 10am every Thursday morning, with the slower walk starting at 10.30am. Walks are well-attended, with 50-60 people joining most weeks. Teas and coffees are available afterwards. www.cambridgeppf.org/whats-on  

Following a meeting to see if there was an interest in restarting the Bassingbourn WI in January, our first meeting took place  on 21st February 2019, the newly reformed WI decided to call ourselves the ‘Bassingbourn Belles’. Meetings are held monthly except for August and take place at the United Reform Church in South End at 7.30 pm.  Teas/coffees are served and a raffle.  Non members are always very welcome for just £5. A variety of guest speakers will be arranged.   At our first meeting, we were given a very interesting presentation by Kate Wrangham-Briggs MA, Founder and Director of the charity Kasiisi Porridge Project, Western Uganda. Our next meeting is on 21st March and we look forward to Sharon Cousans telling us all about the setting up of her business, Chimney formal menswear in the village and the history of the Victorian building the shop occupies. April’s guest speaker[...]

Every Friday, 2.05 – 2.35pm, Royston Library. Toddler Tales is the perfect step on from Baby Rhyme Time, with a mix of lively stories and rhymes for you and your child to join in with. The stories chosen are aimed at toddlers and pre-school children but babies are welcome too. Sharing stories and rhymes with your child helps to develop their listening skills, language and imagination. Enjoy the stories together by sitting with your child during the session and then spend time browsing and borrowing from our extensive range of picture books. This activity is free; however we do welcome a voluntary contribution of £1 per family. www.hertfordshire.gov.uk

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Stalls, activities and a huge raffle, open to all. Contact: Girlguidingroystondistrict@gmail.com

Every Wed, Thurs and Sat from 23rd March until 18th May. 10am – 4.45pm each day. An exhibition of beautiful photographs on display. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk

23rd March, 8th June, 19th October, 16th November, 14th December, 11am – 4pm each day. Hosted by No3. www.number3royston.co.uk

Hosted by No.3 Royston.

Every year, up to 14,000 people visit Thriplow to experience the warm and friendly atmosphere of our Daffodil Weekend charity fundraising event, run entirely by volunteers. www.facebook.com/events/287450778569181/

With Dawn Russell. £15 a person, advance booking and payment via the website. www.spiritual-butterfly.co.uk

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Every year, up to 14,000 people visit Thriplow to experience the warm and friendly atmosphere of our Daffodil Weekend charity fundraising event, run entirely by volunteers. www.facebook.com/events/287450778569181/

Join us as we explore the habitats of Wandlebury and the wildlife that calls it home. Learn from interactive displays and talks from our conservation partners, and meet the team that works to protect and safeguard Wandlebury’s wildlife. Fun and learning for all ages! In conjunction with the Cambridge Science Festival, the yearly series of events providing the public with opportunities to explore and discuss issues of scientific interest and concern and raising aspirations by encouraging young people to consider a career in science, technology, engineering or mathematics. www.cambridgeppf.org/whats-on

Every Sunday until Sunday 21st April 2019. We extend a welcome to all comers with a nice cup of tea or coffee and cakes. Contact: 01462742138

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Held on the last Tuesday of each month at 2pm. Royston U3A’s constantly growing range of group activities offers members the opportunity to make new friends, discover new interests and activities they never had time for before. Monthly meetings with a visiting guest speaker. (with the exception of August and December). If you are semi-retired or retired, you are very welcome to join us – https://u3asites.org.uk/royston/home

Tuesdays 5th, 12th, 19th & 26th March, 7.30 – 9pm each night. Come and join us learn a great song, in A Capella harmony. 4 week course, £10 per person. www.pheonixladies.co.uk

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Every Wed, Thurs and Sat from 23rd March until 18th May. 10am – 4.45pm each day. An exhibition of beautiful photographs on display. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk

We are a friendly group of French learners and native speakers who want to speak French in a relaxed environment. We meet on the last Wednesday of every month in a bar in the centre of Royston for a drink and chat. Every level of French is welcome (but no under 18s, sorry)!  

With Cherryhomes Trust. Tickets £28. Contact: 01763 246458

A talk by Philip Nalpanis on National Parks of Great Britain. All welcome. Contact: 01763 244424.

Tickets will be available from Royston Library from Friday 1 March and the cost will be £6 each.

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Every Wed, Thurs and Sat from 23rd March until 18th May. 10am – 4.45pm each day. An exhibition of beautiful photographs on display. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk

We have an enthusiastic group of trained volunteers who lead our two, weekly Walking for Health walks at Wandlebury. The first is slightly faster while the second is more leisurely, accommodating people who are not so fit or are newcomers to the group. Each walk lasts around 30 minutes and covers about 1.5 miles. With the slower second walk, we offer a shortcut back to the base if needed. This social group meets all year round at 10am every Thursday morning, with the slower walk starting at 10.30am. Walks are well-attended, with 50-60 people joining most weeks. Teas and coffees are available afterwards. www.cambridgeppf.org/whats-on  

Our expert tutor will explain why she and her interdisciplinary research team believe the magnificent yet undocumented and unsigned Rothschild bronzes – two extraordinary groups of nude men on fantastical panthers – to be early works by Michelangelo Tickets: www.letchworthsettlement.org.uk

Orwell Film Club meet on the 4th Thursday each month in Orwell Village Hall at 7pm. The Film starts at 7:30pm and entrance is £3 per visit or £6 per year. There are no films in August or December, so we play 10 films per year. Any enquires ring 01223 208536.

South African Grammy-winning Adam Glasser knows his South African Township music inside out and how to make it really get to the audience’s heart. £18 / £15 Students inc.U3A. www.cambridgejazz.org  

Revd Colin Smith, Superintendent Minister of the Cambridge Methodist Circuit, will be sharing his favourite pieces of music with us. Everyone welcome – EldonThursday.

Friday 29th March & Friday 5th April, 9.30am – 2.30pm www.salledecouture.co.uk

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Last Friday monthly, September to November and February to April. Alternately meet at Market Hill Rooms, SG8 7JL and Dame Bradbury School,  CB10 2AL. For more information: www.roystonnt.org.uk

Every Friday, 2.05 – 2.35pm, Royston Library. Toddler Tales is the perfect step on from Baby Rhyme Time, with a mix of lively stories and rhymes for you and your child to join in with. The stories chosen are aimed at toddlers and pre-school children but babies are welcome too. Sharing stories and rhymes with your child helps to develop their listening skills, language and imagination. Enjoy the stories together by sitting with your child during the session and then spend time browsing and borrowing from our extensive range of picture books. This activity is free; however we do welcome a voluntary contribution of £1 per family. www.hertfordshire.gov.uk

Featuring Oka Vanga with support from Chris Fox. £13 (£11 in advance), £2 under 25s. www.roystonfolk.org

AGM- Speaker Roger Mellor “Adventures in Chile”. Members £2, Non-Members £3.

Sat 23rd March – Sat 30th March: 10am to 5.30pm every day except 30th March when it closes at 4pm. Exhibition of paintings, collages, prints and sculpture by members The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge (opposite Fitzbillies) Free entry. http://cambridgedrawingsociety.org

Every Wed, Thurs and Sat from 23rd March until 18th May. 10am – 4.45pm each day. An exhibition of beautiful photographs on display. www.roystonmuseum.org.uk

Calling all ex-Greneway pupils and staff … We hope you will be able to join us, help us to celebrate a fabulous fifty years of Greneway School and share your journeys during, and since, the ‘Greneway Years’ with friends, colleagues and Greneway staff past and present. There will be: Special displays – old and new – of ‘Greneway past and present’ in the Crush Hall, Hall, Gym and Drama studio. A ‘Listening Booth’ to record reflections and memories Light refreshments to re-hydrate whilst ‘catching up’ with other Greneway Alumni… We are looking forward to seeing you and ‘catching-up’ on March 30th at any time between 1200 – 1600. NB:  Car Parking  – please use the school car parks Please enter through the main reception area or East door For updates visit Twitter @Greneway50 and/or Facebook @Greneway 50 Celebration Day

Every Sunday until Sunday 21st April 2019. We extend a welcome to all comers with a nice cup of tea or coffee and cakes. Contact: 01462742138