From markets, concerts, exhibitions, gigs, get-togethers and festivals to social sports and wellness, seasonal family fun and friendly community events, Halesworth is full of opportunities to get out, meet up, experience and enjoy.
Don’t forget to view the full programme of theatre, films, concerts, comedy, dance, clubs and classes at Halesworth’s vibrant arts centre, The Cut, or the overview of Halesworth’s regular markets and annual festivals. Why not check out what’s on each day at Halesworth Library too, where there’s everything from ‘baby & toddler’ groups to author talks?
A tour of the local museum at the station, a talk on the movable platform from Brian the curator. rail inspired poetry and storytelling by Bards Aloud. stall by Suffolk Wildlife Trust to make bird feeders, plant stand by the station adopters, stand by model railway enthusiasts, refreshment stand by the museum.
If you’re in and around the Halesworth area and looking to grow your business, meet new people all whilst enjoying a delicious cooked breakfast then why not come along! Topic of the day - Spring Statement and the implications for your business.
Part of INK Festival, a fabulous exhibition featuring the work of over 50 artists curated by Holton Lodge Barn.
Car Boot Sale Holton Church Paddock
The Great Britain XVII working Steam Train will be chugging its way through Halesworth Station on Sunday 4th May as part of a UK tour.
My Neighbour Totoro is a new screening in our popular series of ‘Green Films’, (last year’s events sold-out at The Cut). This time the focus is on children and families. “Thinking about the state of the environment can be challenging for children, but they also embrace opportunity feeling their future, and this film offers us this remarkable nature connection of nature and green spaces,” says Rachel Kellett, the founder of the Halesworth ASH organising group. “This time our ‘Green Films’ engagement activity takes the form of a weekend of activities focused on children, young people and families.”
Join us to mark the 80th Anniversary of VE Day in the Thoroughfare. 1940's fancy dress. live music, children's activities and WWII displays.
Free entry to site, free tea, coffee and home-made cake. Our demonstration goods train will be ‘hauled through the power of the sun’: the 89-year-old battery-electric locomotive is now charged by solar panels. Re-instated main line track, platform, and goods sidings. Narrow-gauge goods wagons. Award-winning restored original Goods Shed. Landscaped live steam model railway. Display of found artefacts. Heritage railway display, refreshments, railway book sale, and railway films in the Village Hall. See our progress in the unearthing and restoration of this unique and historic 1879 narrow gauge station.
Christopher Hilton will talk about the composer Benjamin Britten; his partner the singer Peter Pears; the life that they shared together at their home in Aldeburgh, the Red House; and the collections that they have left us.
This months walk takes you through 'undiscovered Chediston Street'! Walks are free with donations to the Halesworth & District Museum.
Halesworth Town Council Annual Parish Meeting
Voxcetera Chamber Choir: Spring's Sweet Voice - choral music from Byrd to Bacharach
