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.
04/06/2026
The Reduced Shakespeare Company prove that the works of the Bard are certainly not boring when they take on his complete works in one evening! William Shakespeare, one of the greatest playwrights and poets in the English language, left behind a complete body of works that includes 39 plays, which continue to influence literature and…
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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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Ipswich is steeped in history with hidden gems around every corner. Guided walks take place every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon through the summer months to help you find them. They’re a great way to explore all areas of the town – the Heart of Ipswich, Westside Story, Northern Highlights and the bustling Waterfront. A variety…
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The Ipswich Symphony Orchestra performs favourite works by Bruch, Brahms and Prokofiev at Ipswich Corn Exchange on Saturday 20th June. The Concerto by Max Bruch is one of the most popular works for violin. We are delighted to welcome the return to Ipswich of our soloist, Benjamin Baker, who was born in New Zealand, later…
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Albatross, an epic family drama about the boundaries of love and devotion in the age of climate catastrophe, written by acclaimed Suffolk playwright Martha Loader and directed by Menagerie Theatre Company Co-Artistic Director Patrick Morris. What does one generation owe the next? This is the question at the heart of this timely new play from…
Read More about Albatross an epic dramaThe 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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St Elizabeth Hospice’s much-loved Great Garden Trail is returning once again for this summer. From Woodbridge to Beccles through to Felixstowe and Halesworth, a number of gardens across the region are opening their gates for the public to visit and enjoy this summer in aid of St Elizabeth Hospice, as part of its annual Great…
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Steve Steinman brings his new hilarious rock musical – VAMPIRES ROCK: ETERNAL LOVE, the smash-hit show that stormed onto the UK theatre scene in 2025 to Suffolk! Join Steve and his incredible cast as they take you on an epic journey into a fantastical, dark and thrilling world of vampires — where the love-struck Baron…
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