Suffolk River Trips offers scenic one-hour cruises along the River Ore from Orford. Explore Havergate Island’s wildlife, spot seals, and pass historic Orford Ness. Small-group trips welcome dogs, with tickets available for adults and children.
Bringing key loans to Suffolk for the first time to explore the theme of walking. Historic loans including The Hay Wain and Dedham Vale (1828, National Galleries of Scotland) will be seen alongside CIMS’s own Constable collection.
Discover the Mixed Summer Show, featuring stunning work from a talented group of artists including Nicola Stratton Tyler, Sophie Crockett, Charlotte Hardy and more. Browse a diverse collection of original artwork and enjoy the exhibition's private view alongside fellow art lovers.
Show and Tell by Alan Ayckbourn is a witty, dark farce that blends the drama of King Lear with the backstage chaos of Noises Off. Hailed by The Times as "a joy", it's a clever love letter to theatre that promises laughter, surprises and unforgettable entertainment.
Discover The Arts Club Aldeburgh Beach Exhibition, showcasing an inspiring collection of paintings, prints and more across three floors of the iconic Beach Lookout Tower. Meet talented Suffolk-connected artists, celebrate creativity, and enjoy one of Aldeburgh's most popular and unique summer art exhibitions.
Crab-a-Train returns to Woodbridge in August 2026, offering family-friendly crabbing trips from Ipswich and Halesworth. Buckets and eco lines provided; bring bait. Enjoy riverside cafés and attractions.
Support the recovery of Dunwich Heath at a special fundraising evening with author and illustrator Charlie Mackesy. Held at Thorington Theratre, the event celebrates this treasured landscape while raising vital funds to help restore its precious wildlife and habitats.
Support the recovery of Dunwich Heath at a special fundraising evening with author and illustrator Charlie Mackesy. Held at Thorington Theratre, the event celebrates this treasured landscape while raising vital funds to help restore its precious wildlife and habitats.
Now in their 50th year, the Friday Markets at Aldeburgh's Church Hall continue to bring the community together with locally grown produce, homemade treats, plants, crafts, gifts, bric-a-brac and refreshments. A much-loved tradition supporting local people, charities and community spirit.
Aldeburgh Carnival is one of Suffolk’s longest-running seaside traditions, dating back at least 170 years. From sailing races and fireworks to colourful parades and family entertainment, the much-loved volunteer-run event continues to bring the community together every summer.
Thorpeness Regatta is a community tradition, continued through family stewardship. It was first held in 1913 and is renowned for its family focus, dragon boat races, and after-party featuring decorated boats and fireworks.
Birds for Beginners at RSPB Minsmere is a series of friendly sessions for those new to birdwatching. Starting at 10am and lasting 2.5 hours, guides share tips on binoculars, field guides and apps, with visits to hides to practise skills and discover the wonder of birds.
