Website of monthly magazine Ipswich24. Covering Ipswich, Woodbridge, Felixstowe, Hadleigh, Stowmarket and surrounding areas. Leading whats on and where to go magazine for the area.
11/11/2026
A free guide to exploring the museums, heritage and hidden gems of East Suffolk by rail has been launched to promote tourism to the area. ‘Trains, Treasure & Tales’, features 17 must-see attractions along the East Suffolk Lines, which run between Ipswich and Lowestoft / Felixstowe, including the East Anglian Transport Museum, Woodbridge Tide Mill,…
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Suffolk Police are urging residents to stay safe this Hallowe’en and ensure celebrations remain fun, respectful and within the law. While many families enjoy trick-or-treating, police are reminding people to respect those who do not wish to take part. Knocking on strangers’ doors can be distressing or intimidating, particularly for older and vulnerable residents, so…
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Summer at TS Landguard While many young people spend the holidays relaxing, summer is one of the busiest and most exciting times for the cadets of TS Landguard. The school holidays are filled with adventure, learning and new experiences, from sailing and rowing on the Suffolk coast to national training courses and unique visits such as…
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Organisers of one of Suffolk’s best-loved arts events have announced that this year’s Art on the Prom in Felixstowe has been cancelled after they were unable to raise enough money to cover essential running costs. The festival, which was due to take place on 6th September, normally attracts up to 11,000 visitors to the town’s seafront. In a statement on…
Read More about Art on the Prom CANCELLEDSo the season finale (Two Sisters close for the August break) includes plenty of music plus the return of a nationally and internationally famous author Kicking off with a cabaret evening of music and poetry from Black & White Productions – Summer Of Love celebrates what it says on the tin – not just the…
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Since its founding in 2009 by Bridie Rowe, CTC College of Performing Arts has grown from a modest local initiative into one of Suffolk’s most dynamic performing arts institutions. What began as summer workshops in a local school hall has evolved into a fully-fledged training hub, shaping the next generation of performers with ambition, professionalism,…
Read More about GREASE IS THE WORDWith just days to go until the return of the Suffolk Show, organisers are gearing up to welcome around 85,000 visitors to Trinity Park in Ipswich for the county’s biggest celebration of food, farming and rural life. Taking place during the May half-term (27-28 May), the much-loved two-day event, organised by the Suffolk Agricultural Association,…
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For a special half-term treat: Get ready to Shake It Off, with ‘Taylor Fever’, on Tuesday 26th May! This show is packed full of Taylor Swift’s most popular songs, including ‘Karma’, ‘Antihero’, ‘Cruel Summer’, and many more. If you (or your little ones) enjoyed ‘K-Pop Forever’ at The Spa, on Easter Monday … You’ll love…
Read More about Swift magic this half-termThe Suffolk Family History Society celebrated its 50th anniversary last year. Technology has definitely transformed the way they research over those 50 years, but not every answer is online — and even when it is, the real challenge is often knowing the right question to ask. Suffolk FHS membership starts at just £10 per year,…
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Rugby union in Ipswich has never been short of passion, and the 2025/26 season gives supporters of both senior clubs plenty to follow, with form, milestone anniversaries, and a thriving women’s game all converging at once. A Long History of the Game Organised rugby in Ipswich stretches back to 1870, when Ipswich RFC first took…
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