Your go-to guide for events in Suffolk as it becomes a winter wonderland over November and December with mornings drenching the trees in frosty sparkle and festivities beginning to take place.

If you’re visiting Suffolk or planning a trip in the near future, Guy Fawkes Night and the week surrounding it is a brilliant time to take a break in our beautiful county.

The Aldeburgh Documentary Festival returns for its 24th year at Aldeburgh Cinema.

It’s the month of October and lurking in the shadows are the ghouls of Great Finborough, monsters of Middleton and spooks of Shingle Street.

Summer may almost be over, but that doesn't mean there's not still plenty of things to do in Suffolk.

As the days become warmer and longer, summer is now truly in the air. May and June see the beginnings of Suffolk's festivals, country fairs and carnivals.

Felixstowe Book Festival has become one of the highlights of the East Anglian Arts Calendar and returns with another exciting programme of events from 27 June to 1 July 2018. 

Suffolk is lucky enough to have a year packed full of events, and 2018 is no exception. From walking festivals to country shows, there’s something for everyone...

Walking is an escape for many, exercise for others and an enjoyable hobby for all. As you stroll through nature, you can enjoy what money can’t buy, woodland, beaches and rolling fields.

With this week seeing World Book Day, we thought we’d celebrate all things literary and look at Suffolk’s exciting literary and book festivals scheduled for 2018.