What's On and Things To Do Around Haverhill

Market Square Group is looking forward to the Haverhill Craft Beer Festival with beer, music and street foods on The Square. Local producers and businesses are particularly welcome to apply for a stall. Please submit your booking with a full description of your products - photos may be requested.

Surrounded by a moat, formal gardens and parkland. In the spring there are swathes of daffodils, narcissi, crocus, muscari, chionodoxa and tulips. Closer to the house, vast lawn areas Secret and Cutting Gardens.

The Ynysowen choir from Aberfan in Wales, will be performing a concert in St Mary’s Church, Cavendish, Suffolk at 7.30pm on Saturday 30th June 2018. The choir is again returning to Cavendish after performing very successful and enjoyable concerts in the village in past years. The large choir also includes soloists.

Upstairs in the Town Hall, FREE ENTRY. Crafts, collectables, fossils, etc., etc., "You never know what you might find". 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Charming one-acre country garden surrounding a former farmhouse,with good views over rolling countryside. A former horse pond features a beach with landing stage. Rose garden, wide herbaceous, shrub and woodland borders, hidden walks and opportunities to sit and relax. Alpines, grasses and alliums.

Here And Now – Back To The 80s - at Audley End House & Gardens on Friday 13th July brings together icons of the 80’s for back to back performances of their best loved hits. The line up is as follows: Jason Donovan, Midge Ure, Five Star, Hot Chocolate, Altered Images, T’Pau and Toyah Wilcox.

Together on one stage, Girl Power comes to Historic Audley End House & Gardens - Jess Glynne, Ella Eyre And Louisa on Saturday 14th July. 14th July is a red-letter day for all fans of pop as Audley End hosts a sensational triple bill featuring Jess Glynne, Ella Eyre, and Louisa.

Superstar Croatian cellists 2CELLOS will deliver a very special performance at Audley End House & Gardens on Sunday 15th July 2018. The event will culminate in a spectacular fireworks finale. Very special guest for the show will be winner of Britain’s Got Talent 2017, Tokio Myers.

Our Annual fund raising fete. Proceeds are divided amongst local groups. The village hall, Little Teapots Pre School, Chedburgh Church, Little Teacups Mother and Child Group, Chedburgh Brownies and The Gardening Club. The Womens Institute provide refreshments and Parish Council are involved.

Kicking off our first Summer Saturday of 2018, join us as we explore everything that’s old about Newmarket and take a look back in time to the days when Dinosaurs roamed the high streets!

Put on your best cape and mask and join us for a very special Heroes Day at Newmarket Racecourses! As well as a thrilling days racing we’ve got an action-packed programme of fun and FREE activities including, inflatables, face painting and Rowley’s Kids Club, plus see Chase & Marshall from PAW Patrol at intervals...

Evening of Spirit Communication from the platform at Newmarket Pioneer Centre, which you can find on facebook. These are held regularly on the first Friday of each month, and entry is £6 which includes refreshments. We have a wonderful selection of first rate mediums for these events.

This is an Open day with bookable PRIVATE READINGS. 30 mins for £25. There will be PAMPER SESSIONS available such as Indian Head Massage, Foot Massage, Emotional Freedom Technique. at £5 for 10 min treatment..... £10 for 20 mins etc. Spiritual Healing Mediums will be on hand to give FREE HEALING Sittings.

A celebration of all that is good to eat and drink and a lot more besides at this popular event including crafts and good things! and  now in a new home at Newmarket Racecourse Millennium Grandstand.

After a driven tour around the town you will visit the fascinating National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art where you can learn about the royal connections to the town and the history of where racing began, right here!

This popular half-day morning tour is ideal for people with other afternoon plans or those just wanting a glimpse into the world of racing. You will spend the morning visiting the gallops, a trainer’s yard and then onto the National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art or The National Stud (see set dates).

This is our most popular tour and offers a true insight into one of the world’s leading racehorse training centres. This action-packed day will show you all Newmarket has to offer.

Scott Bennett is our headliner for the first ever Tickelfest at Icklefest on July 6th. Part of the Ickleton Lion Beer Festival, the night begins around 8.15pm and tickets start at just £8.80. Scott is a former runner up in the English Comedian of the Year and has supported Michael Macintyre and Rob Brydon on tour.

3 Church Path, quintessential cottage garden adjacent to historic church set behind a chocolate box thatched cottage. Terraced garden with mixed shrubs, perennials, beautiful clematis and roses. Hidden vegetable garden and fruit trees. Katies Millennium Wood, 10,000 trees planted as whips in 2000 2001.

5 very varied gardens. Brook House has many lovely recently designed and planted features set in 1½ acres, including an impressive large walled kitchen garden and an expansive modern patio and pond.

A free beachcombing event in Long Melford Library. Can you decipher the clues to find the treasures hidden in the mini-beach? There will be a tableful of beachcombing treasures for you to handle. Have you ever seen a mammoth’s tooth?!

A wonderful evening event with Open Air Cinema and live entertainment and the showing of "the cultist of cult films" The Blues Brothers - brilliant music and fantastic car chases, in the grounds of Kentwell. All you need to bring is your own chair/blanket and picnic/fizz/wine! for a glorious night under the stars.

Melford Hall’s Art Fair is not only an opportunity to view and buy the paintings of a group of East Anglian artists, but also to meet them as they demonstrate their skills.

Join one of our naval history experts as he recounts tales of the Hyde Parker naval exploits. Meet in the library for a rsum of the naval exploits of the Hyde Parker family. From the Baltic to the Caribbean or from the Indian to the Atlantic Oceans, the Hyde Parker family were a sea-faring dynasty.

A guided walk along the the old railway line and taking in three water mills as well as Sudbury’s famous water meadows. A pleasant 5.5 mile guided walk from magnificent Melford Hall to Gainsborough’s House in Sudbury.

A popular guided walk taking in some railway and village history as well as both some modern archaeology and the natural beauty of the Suffolk countryside. Join us for a guided four-mile walk retracing the route of the former Great Eastern Railway Line linking the medieval wool towns of Lavenham and Long Melford.

Our annual Village Show in 2018 will again be part of a village weekend of events. We often like to tie in some of our Show classes to a theme, and this year we are celebrating the 25th anniversary of the release of "Jurassic Park" (so expect some dinosaurs!).

Members’ displays. Organised by Sudbury & District Philatelic Society. Contact for details: David Gottesmann (Secretary).

This fantastic Farmers’ Market, a huge hit in the town centre is now one of Suffolk’s busiest town markets. Every month the stunning venue is filled with some of the regions very highest quality local produce.

Third of an acre plant lovers garden reinvented in 2010 and an ongoing project. Borders packed with an eclectic mix of perennials and shrubs for all year round interest including Iris, hemerocallis and hostas in abundance. All punctuated by numerous shrub roses.

BIG Baby and children’s nearly new sale for 0-6years and maternity. 30+ stalls. VENUE- Cambourne Village College, Sheepfold Lane, Cambourne,Cambridge, CB23 6FR Book via the website www.mum2mummarket.co.uk FREE Onsite parking. Buggy friendly. Refreshments available.

Flying Legends. Artists performing: Flying Legends.: Tickets avaiable.

***CAMBOURNES BIGGEST EVER SALE*** 14th July 10.30am - 12pm Cambourne Village College, Sheepfold Lane, Cambourne What’s on offer? Lots of stall bursting with top quality LIKE NEW and NEW baby & children’s items from birth to 8 yrs.

Theodora’s attendance of two coronations during her time as Marchioness demonstrated the social circles she mixed in and the role she played in society.

Ickworth is now open every day of the week except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, including Wednesdays. Join us as we test fully opening the House this year for the first time. For years, Ickworth would close its doors every winter time and every Wednesday for vital conservation cleaning.

Discover the woman behind the title. With a new exhibition in the house discover Theodora, the 4th Marchioness of Bristol - a thoroughly modern woman whose vision, passion and commitment helped to seal the future of the Ickworth we experience today. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome.

Theodora’s attendance of two coronations during her time as Marchioness demonstrated the social circles she mixed in and the role she played in society.

Learn more about the children who lived here - Theodora’s daughters Phyllis and Marjorie. Follow their stories around the House, and discover more about their lives at Ickworth. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join Dr Maggie Exon to discover the story of Ickworth through its buildings, both seen and unseen. Booking Advisable. Phone: 01284 736140. Children are welcome. Dogs on leads welcome.

Capture a glimpse of the past as a day in the life of a 1930s basement unfolds around you. It’s the village dance tonight at Horringer Village Hall and some of the Ickworth servants are planning to attend.

Ickworth is now open every day of the week except Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, including Wednesdays. Join us as we test fully opening the House this year for the first time. For years, Ickworth would close its doors every winter time and every Wednesday for vital conservation cleaning.

Fun for all the family with live entertainment, shopping, children’s games & activities and demonstrations of countryside skills. Don’t miss our new Country Estate Fayre with fun for all the family.

We welcome the HandleBards this summer for a joyful performance of Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy. Ickworth welcome for the first time ever, The HandleBards - the world’s first cycling theatre company.

Support The Ickworth Church Conservation Trust and delve into the history behind Ickworth Church. Nestled into the Ickworth parkland stands Ickworth Church - the oldest surviving building on the Ickworth Estate, and the only reminder of the earlier parish of Ickworth.

A rare opportunity to experience helping with our Conservation Team. A rare opportunity to experience helping with our conservation cleaning by signing up to volunteer for an afternoon. This is a great chance to get hands on with our collection as well as being involved with caring for this incredible place.

Discover the woman behind the title. With a new exhibition in the house discover Theodora, the 4th Marchioness of Bristol - a thoroughly modern woman whose vision, passion and commitment helped to seal the future of the Ickworth we experience today. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome.

Capture a glimpse of the past as a day in the life of a 1930s basement unfolds around you. The family are well situated at Ickworth to easily travel to Newmarket in their Rolls Royce. This weekend Lady Bristol has guests arriving to attend the annual July race meeting.

Join us on a seasonal walk to learn new things about our special place. Over the years our Walled Garden has been a hive of activity and that is no different today.

Family Fun Day on Saturday 30th June 2018 @ The Delphi Centre CO10 2QQ. The Family Fun Day will have a range of inflatables: Bouncy Castles, Megga Slide, Last man standing, Large Football Dart Board, Dance & Bounce Castle, Electric Go Karts, Donkeys, OVER 50 STALLS!

A garden of contrasts due to moist and dry conditions, laid out on a gentle Essex slope from a former willow plantation. These contours give rise to changing vistas and unanticipated areas of seclusion framed with hedging and generous planting. Walkways and paths alongside natural springs and still waters.