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06/03/2026
The Coming Of Messiah, written by Suzanne Hawkes, looks at the fascinating story behind the creation of Handel’s masterpiece – which was in fact first performed Easter 1741. In 1740 Handel was at a crossroads – he had suffered a bout of ill health (possibly a stroke), his last opera had been a flop and his…
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Suffolk Archives’ latest exhibition Beyond Labels: Celebrating Disability in Suffolk opens at The Hold in Ipswich on 27th February. It’s part of a project made possible by a £139,107 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund designed to spark conversations about accessibility, equality, and the work that’s still needed. The exhibition explores themes including visibility, independent living, discrimination,…
Read More about New Exhibition opens at The HoldTwo Sisters reopen in March with a packed programme for the new season opening with an afternoon treat Sunday 1st March 3pm Emily Bennett brings her acclaimed concert version of PIAF to the space. With Matthew Snow on accordion, Oliver Wood on piano and Hattie Bennett on bass. This will be a real treat not to…
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The Suffolk County Christmas Fair Returns to Hintlesham Hall, Bigger, Brighter, and More Festive Than Ever! – and Ipswich24 Readers Get 10% OFF!!
Read More about Suffolk County Christmas FairParking charges will again be lifted for Remembrance Sunday events in communities across East Suffolk. As in previous years, free parking will be provided in many East Suffolk Council car parks to support commemorations on Sunday 9th November. Parking charges will be suspended for a period of five hours – either between 8am and 1pm,…
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This year we celebrate 80 years since VE Day. To mark this historic occasion, the Suffolk Archives are hosting an event on Saturday 8th November ‘80 years since VE Day – Ipswich men who fought in World War 2’. Join us in honouring the Ipswich men who fought and fell during World War Two. The…
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After a summer of colour and creativity across Suffolk, St Elizabeth Hospice’s Hop to it! Suffolk 2025 art trail ended in style with a fundraising auction that raised more than £250,000 for the independent charity. Running from 21st June to 29th August, Hop to it! Suffolk 2025 was the hospice’s fourth art trail, featuring more…
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At its Annual Council Meeting on 21 May, Felixstowe Town Council elected Cllr Corrine Franklin as the Mayor of Felixstowe for the Municipal Year 2025/26. On the same evening Cllr Darren Aitchison was appointed as the Deputy Mayor. On accepting the office of Mayor, Cllr Corrine Franklin, who has been Member of the Town Council…
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Hospital Radio Ipswich may be the town’s longest running radio station, but its very own app is brand new! Patients, visitors, staff and the wider public can now listen in by using the app on smart phones and tablets, as well as on the more familiar hospital bedside units; the station’s website; and smart speaker….
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Legend – The Music of Bob Marley Comes to Spa Pavilion on April 5th When you think reggae, there is only one name that comes to mind: Bob Marley. Now, fans will have the chance to experience the unforgettable magic of Marley’s music live at Spa Pavilion on April 5th. Legend – The Music of…
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