Events

With the Easter school holidays now in full swing, we take a look at some of the family-friendly spring adventures to be had with the National Trust.

School holidays can be an expensive time, so we’ve put together a list of five events this Easter costing a fiver (or less).

From craft fairs to cake decorating, trails to role play, read our pick of activities to enjoy this Easter.

Families are being invited to take part in a free dinosaur themed egg hunt as the Easter holidays approach.

A Suffolk band who went to the same school as Ed Sheeran are preparing to rock the stage at Latitude Festival 2024.

Free inclusive workshops and masterclasses for all ages with theatre experts are on offer as part of the Bloom Festival at the Theatre Royal

Singer-songwriter has announced he will be performing live in Suffolk this summer.

A town’s popular swimming event is set to return which gives teams a chance to choose their own charity to fund-raise for.

An exhibition featuring original artwork for one of the world’s best-known musicians is delighting fans.

Two iconic female artists are set to perform to a crowd of 10,000 in a Suffolk town this summer.

A popular food and drink festival returning in June has announced its line up of chefs.

Staff at a Sudbury pub are all set for a beer festival, featuring ales from across the world

Fan favourite Olly Murs is to perform at High Lodge, Thetford Forest, it has been announced.

Children had the chance to meet a pair of dinosaurs at a historic cathedral in Suffolk.

Plans for a town’s first pride festival are under way – thanks to one woman’s mission to diversify the community.

A talented teenager is gearing up for his debut headline gig – while also preparing for a full-time music course.

Registrations are open to take part in a fund-raising relay event returning to Suffolk for its 15th year.

From dinosaurs to ring quests and amazing feats with bubbles, there’s something for everyone

The lineup for this Suffolk music event has been revealed – including the bassist from The Clash and a blind pianist who played for Muhammad Ali.

An independent book shop will be playing host to a raft of authors over the coming month.