The 5k and 10k events have raised more than £200,000.
There will also be comedy, a quiz night, a beer festival and more.
This two-week celebration of culinary delights is championing the city’s food and drink scene through exclusive menus, offers, and trails.
Hundreds of undergraduates, dressed in ball gowns and dinner jackets, were seen making their way to the sold-out event.
Each year, up to 150,000 fans make the musical pilgrimage from all corners of the globe to witness the King of the Waltz in action.
There were local performers and a community tug-of-war, among other things, and the day was hosted by JezO.
This free event is organised by Cambridge Zero, the University of Cambridge’s climate change initiative.
Organised by Cambridge City Council, the event provides a platform for all things folk and roots throughout the year.
Harry is a leading landscape artist working in photography, drawing, painting and relief.
The event is organised by musician and tattoo artist James Ostler and his friend, Frazer Robinson, one of the people behind Cambridge Club Festival.
Food, dancing, crafts and competitions in community setting.
The Cass Centre was also where the club began 30 years ago.
For four weekends in July, people are invited to step into artists’ studios, garages and galleries to learn more about art and the creative process.
The mayor, Cllr Dinah Pounds, officially opened the event – the theme of which for 2025 was ‘This is the Greatest Show’.
