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From music to dragons, food to flowers, there’s something for all the family to enjoy
If your youngster has a passion for the theatre, then take a look at this.
A range of events will be held at a town museum this month – from storytellers and art to hands-on experiences making bread.
Festival returns in June with a new name, following its success in its new home last year.
Here are five events in May which all the family can enjoy
Moyse’s Hall Museum to host Quentin Blake: The Illustrated Hospital exhibition
Learn from the best at talks and workshops organised by nurseries
Extended summer opening gives plenty of opportunity to explore 40-acre Suffolk gardens
From craft fairs to cake decorating, trails to role play, read our pick of activities to enjoy this Easter.
Free inclusive workshops and masterclasses for all ages with theatre experts are on offer as part of the Bloom Festival at the Theatre Royal
New theatre company stages play tackling the legacy of exploitation and sexism in Hollywood.
From dinosaurs to ring quests and amazing feats with bubbles, there’s something for everyone
Oscar Lyons a ‘once in a lifetime talent’ set to play in Bury St Edmunds
Whether you’re an experienced gardener or just starting out, get along to the Bury St Edmunds Seed Swap
Artwork of members of a Sudbury-based stroke charity to go on show in March exhibition
Enjoy all the hits, plus dance competitions and giveaways
The Time Machine - A Comedy will be guffawing its way into Bury St Edmunds this March.
You can just about remember him and Kylie on screen together, and now Jason Donovan is heading for Suffolk for two gigs in 2025.
Political satirist Rosie Holt brings her That’s Parliament! tour to Bury St Edmunds
The Theatre Royal’s spring season is packed with entertainment
