What’s On In Suffolk?
Suffolk isn’t just resplendent landscapes and elegant villages; it’s also a vibrant, exciting, living place. Home to one of the most packed calendars around, Suffolk is a hive of events. From exhibitions to festivals, regattas to matches, Suffolk always has something going on. There’s the world class Hightide festival and the venerable Aldeburgh music festival, the electrifying Latitude and the cerebral Aldeburgh Poetry festival. Here’s our guide to booking yourself up.
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SPONSORS of this year’s 2012 ITFC Charitable Trust Charity Ball braved the recent arctic conditions to show their support at …
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Seckford Theatre, Woodbridge.
The Seckford Theatre is Suffolk’s newest theatre venue, situated in the beautiful grounds of Woodbridge School. It seats up to 350 …
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Southwold Harbour Circular Walk
The walk is approximately 2.5 miles The walk begins at Gardner Road Car Park on the edge of Southwold Common, …
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Landguard Fort Events July-December 2012, Felixstowe
Landguard Photography Workshop – guided walk and picnic This day is aimed at photographers at any level of ability. If …
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The 65th Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts 2012
Established by Suffolk-born composer Benjamin Britten, the Festival boasts an impressive programme of superb concerts, recitals, master-classes, films, lectures, walks …
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Latitude 2012, Southwold
Latitude isn’t just about music, but has a full spectrum of art including film, comedy, theatre, cabaret, dance, poetry, literature …
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Southwold Literature Festival 2012 – Ways With Words
Each November Ways With Words runs a literature festival in the lovely seaside resort of Southwold, Suffolk – a popular …
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Hightide Festival 2012, Halesworth
HighTide Festival Theatre was founded in 2007 to discover, produce and champion emerging playwrights. Under Artistic Director Steven Atkinson, the …
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The Gentleman’s Residence in Suffolk
With the death of Queen Anne, the English throne passed to her nearest Protestant relative, George of Hanover, later George …
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Harvest at Jimmy’s 2012, Ipswich
Jimmy Doherty will once again be opening the famous Suffolk gates to host an extravaganza of mouth-watering food and feel-good …
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