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26/06/2026
Ipswich Borough Council is delighted to announce that work has started on the Town Centre Greening project. The project, which is funded by the Towns Fund, will broaden biodiversity and green areas within the town centre through planting in Princes St, Queen St, St Nicholas St and at Wolsey Square. Each of these areas has…
Read More about Ipswich Greening startsIpswich Borough Council is calling on all street performers – from musicians and magicians to acrobats, dancers, living statues, poets, puppeteers and more – to apply now for a place in the town’s first-ever Street Performers Showcase, taking place on Saturday 4th April. This brand-new event builds on the huge success of Ipswich’s Busking Showcase…
Read More about Calling all street performersTwo 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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This year marks the 25th anniversary of the New Wolsey Theatre’s Rock ‘n’ Roll Panto, and with a cast of very talented actor-musicians bringing Beauty and the Beast to the stage this Christmas season, this show really is a festive gift. The prince upsets the evil Snarliana by not allowing her to use his loo……
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Panto has been a festive favourite in the UK since the 18th century. Most of us are familiar with family outings at Christmas to see a fun telling of a traditional fairy story, Cinderella, Snow White, Jack and the Beanstalk all being staple favourites. There have also been attempts over the years for theatre companies…
Read More about Review: Rapunzel, Theatre Royal, Bury St EdmundsThe Tide Mill restoration fundraiser launched in March this year has reached its target of £60,000. Work has already started, with scaffolding up for safe access to the Grade 1 listed building. The distinctive shiplap exterior is being prepared before weatherproof paint is applied. The renovation is planned to take about three weeks during which…
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The Down for the Count Swing Orchestra are set to hit the road from November with their much-loved show Swing Into Christmas! Mixing fresh arrangements of both festive and non-festive classics with the band’s signature wit and flair, this show has become an annual tradition for music fans all over the country. Formed in 2005…
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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!!
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Was Margaret Catchpole a criminal or a woman charting her own path? Decide for yourself when her personal letters written to friends and family during her Australian exile go on show in the UK for the first time. On loan from the National Library of Australia, and the State Library of New South Wales, the…
Read More about Exhibition charts Ipswich’s criminal pastParking 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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