Days Out

A book encouraging residents to discover churches and enjoy a pint at a nearby pub afterwards has been published.

Town’s ukulele day kicks off full day of live music, workshops and performances — celebrating the small but mighty four-stringed instrument.

A leisure, holiday and retail park is set to sway to the sound of sweet country music with the return of two festivals.

Organisers of a fun day are celebrating their most successful year with hundreds turning up to enjoy a range of activities.

More than 70 vehicles classic cars are set to roll into a village tomorrow for the annual event including open gardens and beer festival.

The countdown for Diss Carnival has begun with full schedule announced.

Music was in the air as an organ festival made a triumphant return last weekend, with a few TV personalities thrown in.

A market in a well-known food hall has been branded a huge success after its first outing.

Drinkers, train lovers and fine weather delivered the goods as a village attraction opened its doors for the first time in 2025.

An award-winning art scheme has announced it will not be going ahead this year – for its 30th anniversary.

An exhibition celebrating national and international female artists has opened at The Corn Hall in Diss.

A new indoor role play area has opened at a retail village featuring a cottage for little bakers and a dinosaur cave for explorers.

The opening of a new enclosure and flying display area at an owl sanctuary gave people a chance to walk on the wild side.

Banham Zoo has announced the hatching of two critically endangered black-footed penguin chicks.

It is that magical time of year again and the pantomime offering at The Corn Hall in Diss is Jack and the Beanstalk.

Children and adults alike were treated to an afternoon of outrageous science experiments.

Hundreds of children and their families clicked their heels to be transported to a world inspired by The Wizard of Oz.

A fresh exhibition exploring 300 years of drinkware has gone on show at Diss Museum.

A leisure park in Suffolk took visitors back 1,000 years with an army encampment full of Saxon and Viking warriors.

A pair of former teachers have set up a children’s play area and a coffee shop just outside the entrance to Banham Zoo.