Events

A community-driven festival has displayed 297 crosses in a town’s church to celebrate Easter.

The new owners of a refurbished pub which has been shut since July are preparing to welcome customers today.

A former charity shop is being transformed into a creative space for ‘struggling’ artists as part of a six-month takeover.

Registrations are still open for supporters and cancer survivors to take part in the Relay for Life.

An immersive live-action experience in a Suffolk town will open its doors to visitors for two days next month.

The fifth heat of a popular music competition has crowned its last finalist.

Hundreds of people took up arms at the weekend as they watched a Suffolk battle few have heard of but holds national significance in British history.

Organisers of Weird and Wonderful Wood are celebrating after picking up its Best Festival in East Anglia award.

The date to get tickets for the 31st East Anglian Beer and Cider Festival has been announced

Bargain tickets to cost £5 each while a large popcorn will be £3 on Saturday.

To help theatres get through the cost of living crisis, The National Lottery is teaming up with venues to offer players £25 off their next show.

Model railway enthusiasts took over the Guildhall on March 25 for their first local exhibition since the Covid-19 pandemic.

St Edmundsbury Cathedral is to hold a special service which also marks the end of the current High Sheriff's year in office.

A fleet of Dutch racers will seek Suffolk on their horizon as one of the largest student sailing events in Europe weighs anchor.

SuffolkNews talks to one half of a talented folk duo looking forward to taking their audience on a intriguing musical journey.

The rich history of a Suffolk village that was once the heart of an Anglo-Saxon kingdom will be explored in a new exhibition.

A new mural detailing what people would most like to do before they die will be installed in Ipswich waterfront.

The Muddy Fun Run took place on Saturday, raising £4,300 for a local autism charity as it celebrates its fiftieth anniversary.

An exhibition charting the changing face of a Suffolk town proved a hit with visitors.

What’s that sound? Well, it’s only the next heat of a music competition showcasing new and local talent coming out of the county.