Events in Peterborough From 11th May – 17th May 2026

You can find events in Peterborough this week that suit different interests. There are public meetings, social gatherings, and evenings of live music, especially at venues like The Boulevard Club. If you're arriving by rail, Peterborough railway station and the East Coast Main Line offer straightforward access to events. Look for sessions focused on mindful movement and friendly competition, as well as networking opportunities. The week includes live music, stage shows, and interactive games. You can also improve skills and connect with others. Use the city’s rail links to explore what’s on, remembering the Great Northern Railway’s 1850 opening transformed Peterborough into a key transport hub. The week also highlights local businesses and charity events. For families, Nene Park and Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery provide engaging daytime options. Peterborough has a moderate nightlife, with the CAMRA beer festival being a recurring event. While traffic congestion and pavement issues are ongoing, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy the city. Check the listings below for times and venues. If you're driving, the A1(M) provides access. This week’s events are designed to bring people together and support local initiatives. A short drive away, Angle Entertainment hosts themed gaming nights and board games. Just outside the city, Powerleague Peterborough runs inclusive fitness sessions. On 15 May, Peterborough Cathedral hosts a silent disco with music played through headphones. The Met Lounge, also outside the city centre, will feature Punk n Oi! legends The Last Resort in a first-time performance. For music and socialising, Embassy Flares Redroom is a regular spot for Afrobeats and Afroswing acts. Events like the free taster session with the Peterborough Rock Choir at Parkway Sports & Social Club are open to all. The New Theatre presents a new stage adaptation of a bestselling novel. The weekly meeting at Bedford Hall offers community input opportunities. These events reflect the range of local activity, from networking to artistic expression.