Uplifting stories for Norfolk and Suffolk
Join the Mayor and Mayoress of Ipswich for this Black Tie occasion, as they commemorate Robert Burns, Address the Haggis, and give a Toast to the Lassies! Councillor Elango Elavalakan willl welcome guests to the Council Chamber in Ipswich Town Hall for this special evening in support of his charities Cancer Support Suffolk and Genesis Orwell […]
In celebration of World Cancer Day on 4 February, Big C invites you to host a Big Cuppa event to raise funds and awareness. Whether at home, work or in the community, it's a chance to enjoy a cuppa or a baked treat, all while raising vital funds!
People are being invited to attend Great Yarmouth Borough Council’s annual service to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Holocaust Memorial Day occurs every year on January 27 – the anniversary of the liberation of the largest Nazi death camp at Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1945 – and this year’s service will take place at the Blackfriars Cemetery in […]
To celebrate its 100th year, Norfolk and Norwich Operatic Society (NNOS) is delighted to announce Singin’ in the Rain as their 2025 production. This musical adapted for the stage from the golden-age movie of the same name comes to Norwich Theatre Royal between 28 Jan – 1 Feb 25. Pouring with laughs, charm, romance, and wit, expect high-energy […]
In this cosy and mindful practical workshop, you will learn some basic visible mending techniques to extend the life of your clothing and other textiles in use in your day-to-day life. The workshop will explore darning and patching holes, tears and worn areas on both knitted and woven fabrics, and participants will use a variety […]
The garden visiting season is already upon us and four fabulous gardens will be opening for the National Garden Scheme’s Snowdrop Festival. How fortunate we are in Norfolk to have these four gardens which have opened their gates for visitors for many years. In the west of the county is Lexham Hall near Litcham, to […]
Join archaeologist and museum worker, Monika Ingólfsdóttir in an introduction to the Norse settlement of Iceland in the Viking age. Learn about the many precious stones the island had to offer the newcomers and how the people used them throughout the ages in relation to magic, healing, and folklore. Price - £2 per person. NMS […]
Business owners and managers in West Norfolk are being encouraged to attend a free drop-in event offering a range of business support, information and advice from professionals. As well as the chance to network with other like-minded businesses. KLIC and Connect is returning to KLIC in King’s Lynn from 8:30am to midday on Tuesday 4 […]
Get ready for a month of rib-tickling fun and laughter when Bury St Edmunds in Suffolk hosts its second Comedy Festival throughout February 2025. The town’s history is as rich as the punchlines, which will take you on a rollercoaster ride through the month filled with side-splitting stand-up, outrageous improv and witty comment creating a fun cocktail […]
Sunday 9th February – Blakenham Woodland Garden, Little Blakenham, Ipswich IP8 4LZ.The garden will be open from 10.00.a.m. – 4.00.p.m., admission £5 children £3. There will be the usual refreshments. Sunday 16th February – Gable House, Halesworth Road, Redisham, Beccles NR34 8NE.This garden will be open from 11.00.a.m. – 4.00.p.m., admission £5 children free. Refreshments will be […]
People are being invited to discover more about Great Yarmouth’s fascinating history with six new talks by the town’s Heritage Guides. The one-hour talks take place at 1pm on the second Tuesday of January, February, March, October, November and December at the Town Hall in Great Yarmouth. Each talk costs £5.50 per person to attend […]
Celebrate the publication of multi-award-winning author Eimear McBride's brand new novel The City Changes Its Face. Eimear will be in conversation with Henry Layte of The Book Hive — who discovered and published Eimear's first book, A Girl Is A Half-formed Thing, which explores a passionate love affair tested to its limits. A Girl is […]
