“In Other Words”
A new artist book from Metal, published with Live Art Development Agency. A beautiful, profound and provocative collection of...
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Autumn Festival at Nene Park
This October half-term, the Nene Park Autumn Festival returns to bring an exciting number of activities and events for...
Touching history at Peterborough Cathedral
Words: The Reverend Canon Tim Alban Jones, Vice Dean of Peterborough
Cathedral Highlights Tours start again this weekend
After a gap of nearly seven months, Peterborough Cathedral is starting up its guided tours again this weekend, Friday...
Francis Pryor: Digging up the future
In August, Peterborough was invited to bid for £25 million of funding from the £3.6bn Government Towns Fund –...
Welcome back to Burghley!
Burghley House, near Stamford, is set to re-open and welcome visitors once more this summer.
COVID-19 and the performing arts – where do we go from here?
In early June we set out to assess the effect of lockdown on the city’s main venues and what...
Hidden histories
When lockdown began in March 2020, the Cathedral was getting ready for Easter. The great Christian festival is usually...
Time to play together again…
Amongst many other things, the pandemic has shown us just how much music matters to us, with people singing...
Live Culture: wherefore art?
Jumped Up Theatre’s Kate Hall poses the big question...
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