The area's No 1 Soul band THE CONTACTS bring their unique brand of Motown and Northern Soul music to Huntingdon. Supported by DJ Rob Gair this will be a Valentine's Night to remember. "If you like Soul Music, Sweet Soul Music" this is the event for you!

Three fantastic local bands live at the Performing Arts Centre "The Expletives" performing High Energy Punk and New Wave Classics "LMB" Last Minute Brigade playing Anthemic Hits Junkyard Preachers performing a full Dr Feelgood set

Florian, born in Romania, is a multi prize winner, including in his successes competitions in New York, Vienna, Verona, Munich and Glasgow. Since studying at leading institutions in Bucharest and London he has made his home in the UK and forged an impressive international career with performances in Britain, Portugal, Japan, Germany, Austria and South Korea. His programme will include music by Beethoven, Liszt and Debussy

Mark Crossley started his footballing career at Nottingham Forrest FC in 1987 as a trainee, under the management of a certain Mr Brian Clough. Amongst Mark's many hilarious recollections of his life in football, he provides a fantastic insight into one of the most charismatic and perhaps the greatest manger in the game’s history. Mark was a huge favourite with Forrest fans and made just under 400 appearances in thirteen years with the club, becoming first-choice keeper at the start of the 1990-91 season. He was granted a testimonial match during the 1999–2000 season which was played in front of 15,000 supporters. He was finally released from Forest, against his will, in 2000 as the club's financial troubles required them to reduce the wage bill. Mark subsequently played for Middlesbrough, Fulham, Sheffield Wednesday and Oldham Athletic. He has also represented Chesterfield as a player and coach and coached at Barnsley and Notts County. He is the only goalkeeper to stop a Matthew Le Tissier penalty kick and also remains one of only three goalies to save a penalty in the FA Cup Final, against Gary Lineker in 1991. Mark was a regular in the Welsh international squad, but served as understudy to Neville Southall, and then Paul Jones. He started only eight games. His most memorable moment with the national team was Wales' 4–0 win over Scotland.

A showcase of the very best Dance at Hinchingbrooke School This production showcases exam dance work, dance work from lessons and extra-curricular clubs.  Students have been working very hard and we would very much like the support of family to come and see all of their hard work on the evening(s).