What's on in Peterborough - including a Roman living history weekend
Living history, comedy, a day of dance, concerts exhibitions and more to look forward to in the city.
Romans Life & Legends, Flag Fen Archaeology Park, July 18 and 19
Living history groups will bring the ancient world to life through interactive demonstrations, hands-on activities and engaging storytelling, offering visitors of all ages the chance to discover what life was really like in Roman Britain.
Joined by members of LEGIO VIII AUGUSTA MGV, The Tungrians and LEG II AVC, visitors can immerse themselves in the sights and skills of the Roman world.
Community Dance Day, Key Theatre, July 19
Jumped Up Theatre is celebrating a new era of creativity and community engagement with its first event under new leadership - a joyful festival of dance.
The one-day celebration is bringing together performances, workshops and activities that invite people of all ages to experience the joy, creativity and connection of dance.
Running from 10am-6pm, audiences can watch inspiring performances, take part in workshops and explore dance styles from around the world.
BOUDICA, Flag Fen, July 16-18
Peterborough Mask Theatre’s spectacular outdoor production of Tristan Bernays’ Boudica, a fast-paced, visceral retelling of the legendary AD61 Celtic uprising against the ruthless might of the Roman Empire.
TRAVELLING BRICKS, Peterborough Cathedral, July 18-August 29
Step into a world of imagination and engineering at this spectacular exhibition made from over 1 million LEGO® bricks featuring 120 incredible models across 60 scenes, created by professional artists.
Journey through four immersive zones, Air, Land, Sea, and Space.
Timeless Voices Of Jazz,
New Theatre, July 19
Inspired by icons such as Ella Fitzgerald, Nat King Cole and Diana Krall, the band pays tribute to the singers who shaped jazz through their artistry, storytelling and unmistakable swing.
THE MUSIC OF OASIS BY CANDLELIGHT
Peterborough Cathedral, July 17
Featuring an epic cast of world-class vocalists and incredible live band, experience your favourite hits like never before, all performed live by candlelight!
The Comedy Network at Key Theatre, July 16
The stand-up showcase, bringing you the hottest up-and-coming comedians on the UK circuit, is headlined by Edinburgh Comedy Award Best Show nominee John Tothill.
MC for the night is Alexander Bennett. Age Guidance: 16+ advised.
Rhinestone Cowboy: The Story of Glen Campbell
Key Theatre, July 17
A dynamic live music theatre experience that celebrates the extraordinary life and timeless music of one of country music’s most beloved legends. Featuring Glen’s most iconic hits.
Edinburgh Previews: Double Headliner Sara Barron & Jonny White Really Really, Key Theatre, July 17
An evening of the freshest comedy as Sara Barron and Johnny White Really-Really test out brand-new material in their quest to build an hour(ish)-long show each.
Magic of the Musicals, Key Theatre, July 18
This memorable event celebrates some of the greatest songs ever written for the stage, featuring Peterborough Community Chorus with Peterborough Voices and Peterborough Male Voice Choir with a live orchestra.