Events

A family fun day has raised more than £1,000 for a nursery to pay for new toys and equipment for children.

The owner of a town centre business is seeking ideas to give his Suffolk town a stand out event for the future.

Care home residents from across Suffolk enjoyed a summer fayre with fancy dress, displays, ice creams and Pimm’s.

A festival celebrating Punjabi connections to a town and the surrounding area has kicked off today and here is all you need to know about it.

A popular car show made a triumphant return for its 10th event to raise more than £35,000 for charity.

From criminologists to comedians, historians to journalists, there’s entertainment for everyone.

Here’s five great events the whole family can enjoy coming up in August

A charity walking food event through the grounds of a 16th century hall is returning for the final time.

A town’s free-to-attend carnival returned for its annual festivities this weekend.

Enjoy a summertime celebration of the music of a legendary Belgian guitarist.

Two town cinemas are gearing up to screen England’s Euros final after a successful semi-final showing.

A pub group is set to host beer festivals at three of its Suffolk venues in August.

A coastal town will host the climax of Britain’s premier road cycling race in September.

From Robin Hood to Angelica Sprocket, music to comedy, legends to ducks. . . it’s theatre at its best.

While the racing will be centre stage, just down the road at the National Horseracing Museum, there will be plenty more to enjoy.

A popular food and drink festival is set to return today offering a culinary paradise for foodies.

The man hailed as Scotland's own David Attenborough is bringing his biggest ever live tour to a Suffolk town.

Grab your comfortable shoes and sunhats, for today some of the best hidden gardens open their gates for an annual fund-raiser.

Another great night of music at this year’s Forest Live brought these two great singers together.

An organisation has made a plea for volunteers to support a town’s ever-growing beer festival and stop it becoming ‘a victim of its own success’.