Things to do in Peterborough

It'll have to be a socially-distanced sort of half-term, but places like Nene Park, Sacrewell Farm and Big Sky are still offering some big family fun during the school holiday.

Get your plant-based favourites at the Peterborough Vegan Market, back in Cathedral Square on November 28.

There are only 69 sleeps until Christmas, and Showcase Cinema is getting in the spirit early, with a special screening of Home Alone on October 25.

Can you guess whodunnit? A Yaxley theatre group has created an interactive murder mystery, set during lockdown, where audiences can guess the villain of the piece.

After the 2020 we've had, we could all do with a laugh – and the Clever Monkee comedy festival is bringing a funny bunch, including Marcus Brigstocke, Jen Brister and Hal Cruttenden, to make East of England Arena audiences chuckle.

With so many of this year's fundraising runs cancelled due to the Covid-19 crisis, Living Sport and Central England Co-operative have announced they plan to keep the motivation going with the Living Sport Festival of Running.

The coronavirus pandemic has forced around 90% of firework displays across the country to be cancelled – but the East of England Showground has found a way to ensure that Bonfire Night 2020 doesn't fizzle out, but goes on with a bang.

Silver screenings are returning to the Key Theatre, starting with Misbehaviour on October 23.

'Worth the weight Vintage' is holding a covid-secure sale at the Cresset centre, Peterborough this Saturday, October 10. 

Nene Park has announced its programme for the October half-term Autumn Festival, with exciting activities for all the family.