Days Out

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.

A popular sculpture trail has expanded into another town this year, taking even more people for a walk on the wild side.

A Diss auction house is set to welcome TV cameras this week for a BBC show and is asking people to come and be part of the filming

Visitors from far and wide came to see all things mechanical at this year’s Tractorfest, helping to raise thousands for charity.

Building brick enthusiasts from far and wide have shown off some of their intricate and most ambitious creations.

A pair of farmers have thanked people after a ‘pig experience’ venture has exploded in popularity and is helping them buy a new tractor.

Hundreds of people showed their support for the Armed Forces on June 29.

A giant in the world of horticulture welcomed thousands of people to its annual rose festival.

A town’s church will be holding its third faith-based arts and music festival this year, with organisers saying it will be the biggest and best yet.

The Wild West came to town at the weekend for Diss Carnival – did you make it into our picture gallery?

Diss Carnival and Fun Day is taking place today and here is all you need to about the biggest event in the town’s calendar

Organisers of a community market, which is steeped in history, have branded its latest offering a great success.

A charity creative hub in Diss let people create their own mandala mosaic art during a workshop day.

A horse charity opened its doors to welcome families big and small during half term week for its ‘Wacky Wednesdays’.

This year’s Palgrave Open Gardens has been hailed a great success by its organisers.