Library.Live
Showcasing live events, workshops and performances online, in libraries and in outdoor locations across Cambridgeshire.
What’s On
Our librarians share the exciting events on their radar this month,
from national performances to local community events.
Fascinating talk by Selwyn Richardson
Book tickets via the library counter or email Cambourne.library@Cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Tickets £2
Drinks and light refreshments provided
Find out how library resources can support you and your children on your Home Ed learning journeys. Come and explore with us!
Please book via Cambslib.Eventbrite.com or in the library
This is free event but donations are welcome.
The 1947 Floods in Cambridgeshire.
Great Shelford Library Wednesday 25th November 2pm
A talk by Selwyn Richardson
Please prebook a ticket in the library or email cambourne.library@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Donations welcomed for refreshments
Fascinating insights into the mysterious eleven-day disappearance of the Queen of Crime in 1926.
Join us for National Tree Week where we will be creating treehouses from recycled materials.
Popular Cambridge crime writers Nicola and Mandy introduce their latest titles – two wickedly good reads for winter! Talk, refreshments and chat.
Lucky Dip Christmas crafts to take home or complete in the library!
Popular Cambridge crime writers Nicola Upson and Mandy Morton introduce their latest titles – two wickedly good reads for winter! Talk, refreshments and chat.
Popular Cambridge crime writers Nicola Upson and Mandy Morton introduce their latest titles – two wickedly good reads for winter! Talk, refreshments and chat.
Popular Cambridge crime writers Nicola Upson and Mandy Morton introduce their latest titles – two wickedly good reads for winter! Talk, refreshments and chat.
Get creative this festive season making your own Christmas lantern!
An uplifting, modern retelling of fairy tales, where disabled characters are the heroes!
Jazz up your door this festive season with a homemade Christmas wreath!
An uplifting, modern retelling of fairy tales, where disabled characters are the heroes!
The Library Presents - Arts Events
Always wanted to be on pottery throwdown? Start your ceramics adventure here! Design, build and glaze your own ceramic pot, decoration or sculpture across three sessions.
Get ready for laughs as the lovable, bumbling Baffo returns in a riotous, cycle-themed clown show! Wondering how to blow up a tire or ride a bike?
Meet NaanE – the comedy Granny with wisdom, mischief and unbeatable life hacks! Bring your everyday worries and trade them for NaanE’s hilarious, heartwarming advice.
A guided creative songwriting workshop exploring how music connects us to place, wellbeing, and each other. This is a welcoming space to share ideas and create your own original lyrics no experience needed.
Step into a vibrant celebration of rhythm, movement, and spoken word. Music, playful choreography, and bursts of improvisation intertwine effortlessly, weaving Afrobeat, hip-hop, jazz, and carnival-inspired energy into a joyful, intergenerational experience.
Artist Syrah Arnold will guide you through this relaxed Gel-plate printing session. Create artworks using natural objects and capture their textures and intricate shapes.
An interactive live music session for the whole family. Traditional nursery rhymes to folk tunes, pop songs and classical gems played by professionals. Sensory props such as scarfs and shakers mean you can join in the fun too.
Explore colour, numerology and creative self-discovery through mosaic with artist Carolyn Ash. Discover your birth-colour and design a unique tile reflecting your personality using recycled materials, vintage jewellery and found objects.
Enjoy a concert by this award-winning band, of folk music and songs written in response to books! Authors include Philip Pullman, Louis de Bernieres and Margaret Atwood.
Enjoy a concert by this award-winning band, of folk music and songs written in response to books! Authors include Philip Pullman, Louis de Bernieres and Margaret Atwood.
Step away from the stresses and challenges of everyday life and to be welcomed into a world where beautiful and uplifting Kathak dance and soulful Indian music meet in intimate light.
Give your old clothes a new lease of life! Find inspiration for your own creative fixes and follow step-by-step instructions to create your own beautiful honeybee patch.
Two wildlife enthusiasts who provide care to animals in need, now have a sanctuary full of animals, but no visitors! (all animals are puppets, no live animals)
A sequel to The Ghost of a Smile, and spookily appropriate for a show between Halloween and Christmas, two (more) of Charles Dickens' ghost stories, with a comic element!
Who doesn’t love a good ghost story? Tales of the supernatural, uncanny happenings, and ghost stories are the oldest forms of storytelling.