Events

An initiative allowing motorists to drive through a town centre to enjoy its Christmas lights will return this year.

Organisers of a Suffolk fireworks display have apologised after an 'overwhelming' response left pre-paid ticket holders unable to enter.

Some of the biggest names in pop, funk, soul, disco and R&B are among the acts announced for a popular festival next year.

A town has revealed all its planned activities to celebrate its patron saint including the chance to take selfies with a giant steel monk.

The band made famous for singing Many of Horror, Wolves of Winter, and Bubbles returned to this city for the first time in years.

Nothing beats visiting Santa in his grotto for all the festive feels, so where can you meet Mr Claus in Suffolk in 2021?

Here's where you can enjoy an organised bonfire night event to mark Guy Fawkes in 2021.

A farewell fireworks display has been organised at a former middle school site which is to be redeveloped.

Musicians, cadets and military vehicles, will descend on the beach town this Saturday it celebrates the centenary of its Royal British Legion branch.

A sold out Christmas light and music spectacular in a town has been extended by an extra day.

A creative trio hope a weekend-long event will help raise a significant amount of cash for a hospice.

The series shows the popular venue in a never before seen light, unknowingly in the lead up to the pandemic.

The cathedral will play host to a special service marking Prison Week.

The celebration of Suffolk food and drink returned to it's original location after being relocated last year.

Newmarket's Rowley Mile racecourse was bustling with well-dressed racegoers on Friday, as the Autumn Style Awards returned.

People from across the county came together for the charitable event that funds vital research to help find a cure for cancer.

Organisations showcase the best of village on Saturday and Sunday.

3,000 visitors have flocked to a prestigious open weekend which has been hailed as the most successful edition since 2012.

New and long-established pumpkin patches will welcome visitors from October 2.

A Bury St Edmunds event celebrating Black culture will feature artists and performers, says Afrika Green, from BSE4BL.