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An amateur musical theatre group, which was only founded three years ago, has been nominated for a national award.

A celebrated artist has donated one of his paintings to an arts venue as a show of thanks.

An author with launch her new book – the final installment in a trilogy based on a lesser-known character from the Bible – in Eye next week.

A TV regular is set to headline a comedy night at a town arts venue, as it kicks off 2025 with a star-studded line-up.

A town’s pantomime has been an overwhelming success.

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

Movie fans are being asked what they want to see on the big screen after an arts venue confirmed it is working on a new programme of films for 2025.

A growing podcast hosted by a Suffolk-based duo, has set out to promote a positive mentality in the face of ill health.

A pantomime star has attracted national media attention after being one of the first graduates of a degree course dedicated to the art form.

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

Can it really be over 10 years since Max Richter’s reimagining of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons was first performed?

Two big-name comedians will arrive in Attleborough next year, it has been announced.

A touring theatre company is returning to the area this month, this time with a George Bernard Shaw classic.

The show told ghost stories to chill your bones.

A town bookshop welcomed a former writer of a world-famous radio show for a meet and greet signing event.

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 film director and producer is set to show a hard-hitting documentary to raise funds for an area of Thailand that has been hit by flooding.

A striking painting that has travelled the globe is returning to Suffolk and will be displayed in a village church.

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