Days Out

A virtual reality escape room you say? Consider SuffolkNews’ interest piqued.

Suffolk News had a memorable visit to a busy farm and wildlife park and saw everything from baby goats to bears.

As the Tour of Britain returns to Suffolk today, we have taken a look at some of the activities in store for spectators.

The team behind a festival celebrating arts and culture are thrilled to launch after nearly 18 months in the pipeline.

A shopping centre manager expressed his delight after an annual family fun day raised more than £1,000 for charity.

Heritage Open Days marks its 30th birthday by offering thousands of free events and experiences to celebrate heritage, community and history.

Families are being invited to watch a free Soapbox Challenge taking place in a Suffolk town this weekend.

The first day of an annual food and drink festival was hailed as a ‘tremendous success’ as thousands flocked to the town centre.

The bank holiday weekend is upon us, so we have found five things on in Suffolk over the long weekend.

All the fun of the circus arrived in Suffolk at the weekend – and we went along to see the show.

A makers market in Suffolk will showcase the work of small businesses, artists and independents with food, drink and ‘wavy vibes’ to match.

Children in Suffolk donned their party hats to celebrate the opening of a newly upgraded play park.

We take at closer look at some of the work of one of the greatest illustrators of our time.

Vases full of freshly-cut flowers are a cheerful sight, so why not visit a pick your own flowers or lavender field this summer.

With the temperatures continuing to peak in the pleasant 20s, SuffolkNews has compiled a list of the top rated beaches across the county.

Record numbers visited a sunflower field on Saturday as it opened for the 2024 season.

Sunflower fields across Suffolk are in bloom and preparing to welcome their first visitors of the season.

A town is hosting a weekend of events as part of a new festival starting today.

A play area at a Suffolk beauty spot has reopened with hopes it will be used by families for years to come.

From swimming to axe throwing, children living in a Suffolk town will have a chance to try all of this and more for free this summer.