How Can You Know What I Feel For You (2025) is a striking monochromatic circular work on paper, displayed in the inner foyer of Snape Maltings Concert Hall. Created by Tracey Emin, it reflects her deeply personal, autobiographical style across diverse artistic media.
This exhibition introduces visitors to the people who inspired and supported the artist, using letters, costumes and objects from CIMS collections alongside significant loans. It also features new sculptures by Sasha Constable and highlights lesser-known artists connected to Constable and his circle. Please check opening times before visiting.
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.
An exhibition exploring the people who shaped Benjamin Britten’s final years and lasting legacy. Discover the friends, family and colleagues closest to him, whose care, support and dedication helped preserve his life’s work and ensure his music continues to endure.
Artist of the Month in April 2026, David Calvert, will showcase stunning Suffolk coastal photography at the Fisherman’s Hut Gallery in Dunwich from 8th–14th May. Featuring scenes from Aldeburgh, Southwold, and Pin Mill, prints and greeting cards will be available to purchase from just £25.
Mini Music Makers at The Red House, Aldeburgh offers a fun, playful music session for children aged 0–5, led by Britten Pears Arts, exploring nursery rhymes, blues and more while building social skills through play and sound.
Six piece tribute to one of the world's greatest guitar bands. Dire Streets deliver a stunning two-hour tribute to Dire Straits, faithfully recreating classic hits and iconic live performances. With exceptional musicianship, the six-piece band captures Mark Knopfler’s distinctive sound, thrilling theatre audiences across the UK.
Charity Music Quiz at Old Generator Station on Friday, May 15th 2026. Starts 7:30pm (7pm arrival). Teams of up to six enjoy audio, visual and table rounds. £5 per person including nibbles. Proceeds support the MS Society. Booking required.
Experienced singers are invited to join Phoenix Singers to perform Elgar’s The Dream of Gerontius at Snape Maltings on 16th May 2026. Rehearsals begin 7th January in Framlingham. No auditions. Email phoenixsingers@outlook.com to book or for more information. Rehearsals begin 7th January 2026.
Rob Rinder presents the Orion Orchestra at Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall on 16th May 2026, celebrating accessible classical music and young talent. Featuring Meghan Cassidy and Danny Koo, the programme includes Mozart and Vivaldi. The event supports local charities and highlights music’s power to unite communities and inspire future generations.
Walk & Talk returns on Saturday May 16th with a 10-mile walk from Saxmundham to Aldeburgh, raising funds for Legend on the Bench Charity and Saxmundham Veterans Breakfast Club. Open to all, participants receive medals, with tickets limited. Book your place: judokeef@gmail.com
Join RSPB guides for a gentle wildlife ramble around this special landscape, starting and finishing at Snape Maltings Quay. Bring binoculars if you have them and wear sturdy, waterproof footwear. Booking required via the RSPB website.
