This pop-up exhibition features images of carved stone inscriptions, medieval manuscripts and early printed works, to deconstruct the act of writing and consider its future in the digital age. The free learning trail makes this a truly interactive experience for all ages.
Writing: Making Your Mark will launch simultaneously in over 20 public libraries around the UK, through the Living Knowledge Network, an innovative UK-wide network of public libraries working in partnership with the British Library, National Library of Wales and the National Library of Scotland. www.bl.uk/events/writing-making-your-mark

Featuring Richard Ashman on percussion & vocals, sultry songstress Stella Hensley, keyboard wizard Colin Hazel and guitar heaven with Chris Newsman, renowned blues, slide & ragtime guitarist.
This find band of talented musicians will entertain you and take you on a musical journey with original heartfelt songs, songs to sing along to and songs to get you dancing in the pews!
Joi n us for a fabulous evening of fun, great music and frivolity
A night not to be missed.
Tickets £10 (including a glass of wine and canapés)

A guitar concert performed by Huntingdonshire Guitar Ensemble – a mixed programme of music to suit all tastes, including flute.

Tickets £9 including a complimentary drink. ticketoffice.stpeters@gmail.com .
Jenny Griffiths 01480 811126/07776 426103.

Free parking on adjacent archery field.

Motorcycling, traders, clubs displays, stunt shows and music all set at Johnson’s farm in Old Hurst.
Come grab a burger, try some local beer and see some of the best bikes on display in the area.
Plus all money raised on the day goes to MAGPAS air ambulance and the Poppy appeal.
Entry Cost £2, under 16s free

Little Paxton Pictures’ has arrived at St James’ Church – a new community cinema project, kindly supported by Little Paxton Parish Council.

Showing ‘Butch Cassidy & the Sun Dance Kid’ (PG) – a classic western

Doors open at 1.45pm with a 2pm start. Refreshments will be provided including popcorn and ice cream.

Admission free. All donations are welcome.