Cambridge is gearing up for a packed fall season, featuring the Backyard Barbecue Fest at College Square Park on September 20th. Attendees can expect live music from three bands, a barbecue cook-off featuring ribs and chicken, a car cruise-in, tournaments, and family-friendly activities. Cambridge residents in need of food assistance should mark their calendars for September 21st. Between 3 and 5 p.m., the Cambridge Food Pantry will welcome community members at 123 West Exchange Street. September 28th brings a fishing derby for the kids at Valley View Country Club. Homecoming festivities are scheduled for October 4th, including a parade and pork chop dinners. Don’t miss the 35th Annual Fall Review on October 11th at the United Methodist Church, offering crafts, homemade treats, and more. Cambridge officials have confirmed this year’s trick-or-treat festivities, inviting families to mark their calendars for Friday, October 31st. Residents can prepare costumes and candy as neighborhoods welcome children from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Stay up-to-date on What’s Happening in Cambridge on their Facebook page.
Fire up your appetite for the annual Backyard Barbecue Fest at College Square Park in Cambridge on September 20th. The event kicks off at 2:30 PM with live music from three bands; Chloe Mae opens the stage, followed by Pick Your Poison and a headlining set from the Lynn Allen Band. Activities throughout the day include a bag and volleyball tournament, bounce houses, a golf cart scavenger hunt, and a car cruise from 5 to 7 PM. Barbecue enthusiasts will want to check out the cook-off competition featuring ribs, chicken thighs, and classic grilling. Visit the Village Facebook page for updates on additional festivities.
Valley View Club Lake gears up for an exciting fishing derby this Sunday, September 28th. Registration starts bright and early at 7:30 AM, with the event welcoming anglers of all ages free of charge. Competitors will vie for top prizes in multiple age categories, snagging awards for both the largest catch and the most fish reeled in. Everyone is encouraged to bring their own poles and bait to participate. The scenic lake promises a fun-filled day for families, friends, and fishing enthusiasts alike. All are invited to cast their lines and test their luck at Valley View.
Excitement is building in Cambridge as the high school prepares for its annual Homecoming celebration on October 4th. Festivities kick off at 10 AM with a parade winding through the community, featuring floats, marching bands, and plenty of school spirit. Following the parade, the junior class invites everyone to a pork chop dinner at the community hall—a tasty Homecoming tradition. Then it’s time to head to the field, with the big game set to begin at 1 PM. Residents are encouraged to turn out, support the students, and celebrate community pride at this year’s Homecoming event.
Cambridge residents are gearing up for the 35th annual Fall Review, happening October 11th at the United Methodist Church. Doors open for a hearty country-style breakfast from 7 to 9 AM, with shopping beginning at 8 AM. Handcrafted items, returning crafters, and a wide selection of ready-to-bake frozen favorites like ham loaves, apple dumplings, and soups are all on offer. Don’t miss the popular gourmet shop featuring homemade jams, pickles, fudge, and more. At midday, the kitchen serves up its renowned ham loaf lunch. A bakery will tempt guests with homemade breads, pies, and cookies—plenty of options for every craving. This event is a longstanding tradition in Cambridge, bringing together artists, cooks, and community members. For more information, call 309-937-2018.
