Arts

Peterborough Artists’ Open Studios (PAOS) returns next month with a promise to be bigger and better than ever before, as it marks its 18th year of celebrating the creative talents of local artisans across the city.

Tomorrow, if you are walking through Cathedral Square - and look up - you might just see art produced by the famous sculptor Sir Antony Gormley on the rooftops.

Around 400 dancers, representing groups from far and wide, entertained crowds all around Peterborough city centre on Saturday as part of the National Day of Dance.

With the fast pace of modern life it can be very easy to miss how beautiful our city can be.

It’s just a day to go until Prince Harry and Meghan Markle walk down the aisle at Windsor Castle.

Hundreds of youngsters took to the stage to perform at the 10th anniversary celebration of city based dance and drama school, Tu Danse Studios.

The Platform8 theatre festival is underway and a special event was held to mark two of the shows having a father-daughter theme.

A unique art event that is taking Peterborough by storm returns to the city on Good Friday to launch Easter weekend in style.

A group of children from a Peterborough school met Prince Charles during his visit to historic Tattershall Castle.

Local Afro-Caribbean artist, Roland Burt has launched an interactive competition for school children called Transitions: Words Into Art.

A new exhibition entitled Abstractism In Tune opened at the Norman Cross Gallery at the weekend featuring work by Tony Nero, Francis Reynolds and Process Smith.

An extremely rare lunar event called the “super blue blood Moon” has dazzled astronomers and skywatchers around the world.

A Peterborough show featuring two of the biggest names to come out of TV hit show Strictly Come Dancing James and Ola Jordan has been cancelled.

The famous annual Stilton Cheese Rolling event has been cancelled this year, with organisers citing a lack of interest, spiralling costs and the threat to public safety.

A brand new exhibition opens at Peterborough Museum on Saturday showcasing firsthand stories of soldiers and servicemen from World War One.

Hundreds of people gathered in Stilton to welcome the Fitzwilliam Hunt at its traditional meet on Boxing Day.

Peterborough had its own Indian summer as hot weather and delicious food served up a treat in the city centre for this year’s Diwali Festival.

For book lovers everywhere - the University Centre Peterborough Literary Festival is a celebration of established and emerging writers from around the UK.