Harry Potter is now a worldwide phenomenon, but if you simply don’t have the time to plough through all seven books then why not give Potted Potter a go on July 26 at the South Holland Centre?

Ok not quite but it is under cover so if the weather is a bit dodgy on July 18 – 20, don’t worry, take a ride (via Taxi) over to the Crown at Elton.

If you’re into nights in the pub, then why not head over to the South Holland Centre in Spalding for Falstaff on July 22.

You can’t keep those real ale fans at the Fox down for a minute, after their very successful beer fest in April they are at it again!

No music sounds as good in the summer as Reggae and on July 11 a tribute to one of the greatest Reggae artists ever – Bob Marley – comes to The Broadway Theatre.

Werrington Sports and Recreation Centre will be closing on July 24 until September 3 for a massive £280,000 refurbishment of the Planet Pulse gym, sports hall, squash courts and changing rooms as well as the installation of new equipment and replacing the carpet on the Astroturf pitch.

The party continues on Friday night, July 4, with Hydromania, a ‘unique theatrical spectacular’ taking place on the River Nene with water fountains, fireworks, music, dance and comedy – the first show of its kind ever to come to Peterborough so it should be worth a watch.

Mask Theatre presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream on July 1 – 5 in Central Park as part of the Peterborough Festival events.