On Saturday, May 31, the festival will bring music and visual arts to Littleport, Little Downham, Sutton, and Haddenham.
The festival will kick off at 9.30am at St George’s Church in Littleport, before heading to Feoffees Primary Academy in Little Downham for 11.30am.
The Glebe Hall Garden in Sutton will host the festival at 1.30pm, and the day will conclude at the Haddenham Arts Centre at 3.30pm.
Activities include making Natal African music shakers from recycled materials and contributing to an African-themed community mural.
The festival, which also offers a chance to learn more about the upcoming Ely Arts Festival and purchase tickets, is running until June 28.
A special feature of the roadshow is a unique musical performance at each location.
An Ely Arts Festival spokesperson said: “If you are village based, look out for us ‘on tour’!
“Plus, there’ll be a unique musical performance in every location, so come to one or why not follow us in convoy to experience all four acts?”
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