Arts

Artist Mike Webb is hoping his first exhibition at the recently-renovated Diss Corn Hall will be a big draw.

Review: The Little Mermaid, Northern Ballet, Theatre Royal Norwich

Suffolk Libraries has extended its contract with Suffolk County Council to run the county’s library service for another five years.

Illustrator Karen Harper is helping to “relax people” by adding a splash of colour to their lives with her new adult colouring book.

It’s show time in Norfolk next week as the biggest event on the county calendar goes live on Wednesday and Thursday with two full days of action and entertainment.

Waveney & Blyth Arts are set to explore nature’s sounds with live outdoor musical performances at Thornham Walks near Eye.

The Caribbean-British playwright, poet and children’s author John Agard visited students at Attleborough Academy last May.

One of the Waveney Valley’s biggest arts events of the year is fast approaching, with 34 art studios opening their days in and around Harleston from next weekend.

Framlingham Castle is set to re-open next week, following a comprehensive programme of visitor improvements and conservation.

The findings from a series of archaeological test digs and geophysics survey in Tasburgh will be unveiled with a Discovery Day on Saturday.

Harleston residents showed off their gardens to hundreds of visitors from near and far, as the town staged its Open Gardens event over the weekend.

A series of archaeological digs in Tasburgh over the bank holiday weekend has unearthed new evidence of occupation centuries ago.

Television cameras will roll into Diss Auction Rooms this month for a double dose of filming for two well-known programmes.

A descendant of the pupil who led Burston children on what became the longest strike in British history helped mark the centenary for the famous Strike School’s opening at the weekend.

A huge community effort to uncover the many unknowns of Tasburgh’s ancient roots kicked off last weekend with a number of test digs in the gardens of local residents.

The Tour of Britain is on track to put Eye and Framlingham on the map, as Suffolk prepares to host an entire stage of Britain’s premier road cycling race for the first time.

Owners of the Burston Crown pub declared Easter Sunday their busiest day ever as they hosted a community event raising £4,000 for charity.

The future of two decaying 15th century south Norfolk churches has been secured for generations to come, after they both received vital heritage grants of more than £200,000.

Schoolchildren in Framlingham have unveiled unique pieces of art at Framlingham Castle, in celebration of the historical site’s ongoing conservation and visitor improvement project.