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Things to do in Cambridge, September 2026
Browse 35 upcoming events and things to do in Cambridge during September 2026. Venues include Corn Exchange, Cambridge Corn Exchange, Junction 1. Highlights include The Dead South, John Cleese and the Holy Grail, Robin Trower and more. Each listing links to tickets, venue details and practical visitor info.
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The Dead South
🎟️ From £42
Ricky Gervais: Legend · Sep 8
Ricky Gervais: Legend · Sep 9
Alistair Williams & Tania Edwards ON TOUR
Jazz Emu - The Pleasure Is All Yours
Robin Trower
🎟️ From £34
Goldie Lookin Chain
🎟️ From £27
Dennis Ellsworth
🎟️ From £20
As It Is
🎟️ From £22
Laura Veirs
🎟️ From £28
Tom Read Wilson: A-Z Of Me
An Afternoon of Indie CAMBRIDGE - Indie for the over 30s, 3pm-7pm
🎟️ From £22
Big Deal Thursday - Jack Campbell
SJ Mortimer
🎟️ From £14
The Dunwells
🎟️ From £18
Luke Haines
🎟️ From £24
Freya Ridings
🎟️ From £36
Aynt Skynyrd - the Lynyrd Skynyrd show
The Joneses present The Smiths
Ward Thomas - Celebrating 10 years of Cartwheels
Thompson Twins' Tom Bailey
🎟️ From £45
Marillion + Haunt the Woods
Big Deal Thursday - Aaron Simmonds
Mull Historical Society
🎟️ From £20
BARE JAMS
🎟️ From £16
Noasis
🎟️ From £18
Robyn Hitchcock
🎟️ From £29
Midnight Cowgirls
🎟️ From £17
Miss Americana - A Tribute to Taylor Swift
Big Deal Comedy Club - Fairycroft House Saffron Walden
Nurse Georgie Carroll: Infectious
Flo & Joan - With Feeling
🎟️ From £31
Saint Etienne
🎟️ From £40
Kristin Hersh
🎟️ From £28
Back to culture
September is when indoor culture typically returns in force — theatre, gallery and concert seasons reopen alongside the last open-air events of the year.
- Look for season-opening concerts, theatre premieres and gallery shows
- Catch harvest festivals and the last open-air markets before autumn
- Book ahead for autumn arts and film festivals that often launch this month