Suffolk
Properties and events in Suffolk
Before heading out for your Heritage Open Days visit, please check entries for last-minute changes.
'What this place needs is some decent toilets and the bloomin' roof put back!'
A short guided walk & talk showing the efforts of the Lowestoft Central Project to restore and rejuvenate Lowestoft Railway Station
“Connections”: New Easterly Artists Pop-Up Art Exhibition
Easterly Artists return with “Connections”, another of their acclaimed pop-up galleries and art exhibitions, located again in Lowestoft's historic Triangle area. Open daily with 25+ artists taking part, there’s something to suit every artistic taste!
175 Years since the railway reached Lowestoft
View the special timeline installed in 2022 marking 175 years since the railway reached Lowestoft.
A Common Thread
The connections of the river to Bungay depicted in a new textile project.
A guided tour of the museum with the curator
An opportunity to be shown around the museum by the curator.
A Medieval Coaching Inn: New Inn open days
Open to the public for the first time in several years, join us to explore New Inn on Saturday 14 - Sunday 15 September 2024. We are opening this building in association with Heritage Open Days.
A virtual stroll along the High Street
We will present a virtual on-line tour of the historic High Street in North Lowestoft through photos ('old and now') as well as other resources that show how the street has changed and evolved over time.
A walk along historic Ballygate
A guided walk along Ballygate, one of Beccles' ancient streets.
Abbey Hall, Creative Space, Eye, Suffolk
Abbey Hall is set in 10 acres of water meadows on the site of the Benedictine Priory of St Peter which was razed in 1530. The former Abbey Farm Barn was listed at Risk in 1974 but has now been revived into a beautiful space for everyone to enjoy.
Aldeburgh Museum
Housed in the iconic Grade 1 Listed, timber framed, Tudor Moot Hall and home of the Town Council, the museum displays artefacts about the rich and diverse history of Aldeburgh from the Anglo-Saxons to today, through digital and manual displays.
All our Yesterdays Photographic Exhibition
Come and see Bert Collyer's collection of Lowestoft scenes from days gone by
Backstage secrets at the New Wolsey Theatre
Come and peek behind the curtain at the New Wolsey Theatre! Discover how on stage magic is made with backstage tours, dive into our vibrant history and get creative with family activities for all ages.
Bawdsey Radar Museum
The first World War 2 operational RADAR station. Visit us to find out more.
Beating Dr Beeching
In the 1960s the now infamous Beeching Report proposed closure of the East Suffolk Line between Lowestoft and Ipswich. Trevor Garrod, Chair of the East Suffolk Travel Association gives a fascinating insight into the groups campaign to save the line.
Beccles Bell Tower
Discover the historic detached Beccles Bell Tower.
Beccles Public Hall
A tour of Beccles Public Hall
Beccles: the first 500 years, 950 - 1450
Local historian Dr Barry Darch will present an illustrated talk about how Beccles began and developed up to the mid 15th century.
Bethesda Baptist Church
Bethesda is an evangelical Baptist Church made up of around 120 people. We are a landmark building in the heart of Ipswich town centre, but the Church is the people who have long-established relationships in Ipswich.
Blythburgh Station Open Day and Model Railway Show
Visit the restored 1879 narrow gauge Blythburgh Station - model railway show - railway films - light refreshments - guided tours - railway bookstall - demonstration goods trains - displays - access to railway trackbed walks.
Bob's Lowestoft High Street Blitz Walk
A fascinating guided tour through some little-known aspects of Lowestoft's chequered wartime history with one of East Anglia's foremost air-war experts. An opportunity to see how enemy action affected North Lowestoft in two World Wars