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Blyth Valley in north-east Suffolk and occasionally also in the wider area. These events include those held in
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Baby Bounce and Tot Rock, at Southwold Library
– 11:00 on Sunday, 1st September 2024
Venue: Southwold Library, Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road,Southwold
IP18 6LDlink
Every Tuesday and Sunday. For babies and toddlers of all ages. Instruments, clapping, jogging and action rhymes.
Venue: Southwold Library, Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road,Southwold
IP18 6LDlink
Open to kids (and adults) of all ages. We’re building: Vast vehicles. All donations of Lego welcome. Free event, no booking required. Adults: Would you like to help with Lego Club? Just ask staff.
Site open to visitors this afternoon and on other selected dates in 2024. Come and see! The cafe, miniature railway and shop will be open, plus guided tours of the site available. (As Steamworks is volunteer-run dates are subject to change). What3Words locaton is: ///puffed.couriers.calms
Open Sunday afternoons April-October, 2pm-5pm, on Sparrowhawk Road, IP19 8NH, north of Halesworth. Free admission. Free parking. Refreshments. Shop. Operational during WWII when the airfield was an American base with accommodation for 3000 personnel. Home of various units including the 56th Fighter Group and the 489th Bomb Group. This well-presented museum features memorabilia, photographs and much more.
Taking place August 24th - September 18th inclusive. Open Sundays 2pm-4pm, Mondays-Saturdays 11am-4pm. Featuring the work of Anna-Lise Horsley, Margie Britz, Maria Pavledis.
Venue: Walpole Old Chapel, Halesworth Road (B1117), Walpole
IP19 9AZlink
Bloomsbury Baroque perform songs and dance tunes by the Georgian man of letters and former slave Ignatius Sancho, together with music by Handel and other celebrated musicians of the age. With its comparatively free press, burgeoning public culture and thriving commercial life, many musicians were drawn to settle in London - particularly from French and German backgrounds.
Bloomsbury Baroque: Philippa Hyde - Soprano; William Summers - Baroque Flute, Recorder; Diane Moore - Baroque Violin; Ibrahim Aziz - Bass Viol; Yeo Yat-Soon - Harpsichord. Based in central London, the ensemble performs music by the disparate communities of the Georgian era who found a home in the capital city.
