Directory of Arts and Entertainment Resources

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This category includes sites about local artistic, cultural and entertainment activities, events, institutions, businesses and organisations in Suffolk.

Subcategories

• Beccles
• Bury St Edmunds
• Dance
• Hadleigh
• Ipswich
• Lowestoft
• Music
• Photography
• Restaurants and Bars
• Southwold
• Stowmarket
• Sudbury
• Woodbridge

Resources in This Category

• East Anglia 24

  http://www.eastanglia24.co.uk/
  Guide to what's on and where to go in Suffolk. Museums, zoos, country homes. A-Z of interesting towns and villages.

• Heveningham Hall Country Fair

  http://www.countryfair.co.uk/
  Annual event that has been running for over 10 years. Includes information on the main ring events and other attractions, the food hall, shopping, ticket sales and the Country Fair Trust.

• Suffolk Agricultural Association

  http://www.suffolkshow.co.uk/
  Organise the annual Suffolk Show, celebrating agriculture and farming life. Information about schedules for competitors, tradestands, programme, educational programme, and showground events.

• Suffolk Festival of Performing Arts

  http://www.suffolk-festival.org.uk/
  Information about an annual festival of performing arts, held every October; details of location, timetable and syllabus for entries in music, dance, speech and drama.

• Suffolk Museums

  http://www.suffolkmuseums.org/
  An information portal for all of the museums and galleries in the Suffolk area with news, what's on, and opening times.

• Suffolk Open Studios

  http://www.suffolkopenstudios.org/
  The general public are invited to visit members studios every weekend in June.

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