Events Around Ipswich

The largest touring Gin and Rum festival is coming to Ipswich with over 60 different Gins and 60 different Rums inside a stunning venue in the heart of the city, they offer live entertainment, accompanied by succulent street food and the opportunity for guests to spend quality time exploring a wide range

Finally a new farmers market for Suffolk’s county town! We’re thrilled to be bringing a host of top quality local producers to the new Corn Hill in the centre of Ipswich from April.

Beach Bonkers will be bringing a mini beach and a tableful of beachcombed treasures for you to explore as part of the "Ask an Expert" Day at Ipswich Museum. Have you ever found something interesting and wondered what it might be? Whatever your treasures bring them along to discover more.

Following our brief Ipswich Group, (Suffolk Family History Society) A.G.M. Percy Lomax describes: “How the East of England Co-op grew from Ipswich in the 19th century to an independent member of the Co-op family today.

Designed to enhance your children’s co-ordination and rhythm and nurture their natural love of movement in a structured yet relaxed environment.

The Dragon Boats are returning to Ipswich Waterfront - get a team together and come and join the fun!With over 28 local teams of ten paddlers and one drummer competing to win the trophy. Or just come down on the day and enjoy the atmosphere.

Open morning for you to come along and enjoy a cuppa and a chat with friends. There is a small stall and a raffle as well as cakes on offer.

Regular open garage sale for you to pick up a bargain. Just come along and browse. Free mug of tea or Coffee

A Musical Concert for all! Join the Ipswich Gilbert and Sullivan Society for an evening of music. From Musical Theatre to Light Opera and Folk to Pop. In aid of EACH East Anglian Children’s Hospices.

The Lions Club of Ipswich will again be hosting their annual Art Show at the beautiful Tithe Barn in Sproughton. Artists can show up to six pieces of their work, which must be ready to hang.

Beautiful, colourful and oh so Suffolk! A Stunning Festival of Flowers with Strawberry Cream Teas From the 25th to 27th May 2019 All Saints Kesgrave will be transformed into a paradise of rich colour and sweet perfume as it holds its beautiful Festival of Flowers.

We have been invited by the organiser’s of this large regional event to supply stallholders in a marquee.

Preloved and Nearly New Table Tops Sale, Free Entry, Free Parking, refreshments available. Sellers: Book your table in advance (£5) by contacting Maggie on 01473 259899. in aid of The Lions Club of Ipswich Charity Number 1018884

The garden surrounds a thatched cottage built c1600. The garden has been divided into rooms to give different feelings of interest, with seating in most areas. There are two ponds, mixed borders, trees, statues and features.

20-acre garden and large Georgian rectory set in parkland, planted from 2006 onwards by the current owners. Individual colour-themed, roomed gardens, cottage garden and formal long borders with mass plantings of hundreds of shrubs and perennials.

Come and learn about how your community and local industry has developed or reminisce about your childhood from 100s of photos, press cuttings etc from 1900’s and before.

Meet old friends and make new ones at this event in your community now in its 72nd year. Enjoy all the traditional fun of a village fete sideshows plus bargains in books, next-to-new, white elephant, jewellery plus homemade cakes, plus tombolas and raffles plus refreshments, barbecue and ice cream plus bouncy...

Art and Craft Exhibition in the Church and Churchyard Refreshments All Day, including Cream Teas Cake, Books and Plant Stalls

Learn the History of the iconic Martlesham Heath Airfield from, jan 1917 to its closure in 1963 - in one of the best preserved WW2 Control Tower - built in 1943 for the USAAF - to find out more go to: www.mhas.org.uk.Group and School Visits by prior arrangements.

Peaceful walled and hedged gardens surround elegant Regency house (not open) among fields above the Fynn Valley. Circular walk from the farm buildings, around house with lawns and mature trees to a pretty view of the valley. Mound, ponds, bog area and orchard paddock.

Monthly Meeting. The Martlesham Heath Aviation Society Meeting which takes place at: The Community Centre, Felixstowe Road, Martlesham Heath, Suffolk. IP12 4PB Friday 7th June 2019 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.

There will be lots going on at our Family Fun Day including; food stalls, ice creams, Inflatable Fun, local charity stands, a dog agility course, arts & crafts, music and... a very special guest! All in aid of local animals in need.

Join us for our annual Festival of The Naked Sheep which celebrates our Rare Breed sheep’s annual haircut and everything the fleece can be used for. Throughout the day there will be lots of interesting demonstrations and various activities and animal encounters for the whole family to enjoy.

An entertaining evening with author Richard Hawking ahead of the launch of his book "At the Field’s Edge: Adrian Bell and the English Countryside.

The Cherry Tree Inn Woodbridge (opposite Notcutts) will be holding their beer festival on the 31st May, 1st and 2nd June 2019.