Events for Saturday, 25^th May 2019

Fete on North Green, including plants, books, crafts, cakes, tombola and games.

The first day of a 3-day celebration of the 25th anniversary of Southwold Railway Trust. The SteamWorks site in Blyth Road lies adjacent to the 1879 Southwold Railway trackbed and close to the site of Southwold Station. Just ten minutes' walk from the town centre, it is where The Southwold Railway Trust volunteers are working on locomotives and rolling stock, with the aim of re-creating the experience of travelling on the 3-foot gauge Southwold Railway (operated 1879-1929).
Come and see how this site is being transformed, the 3-foot gauge steam engine Scaldwell, the Blyth Valley Light Railway (a 7.25 inch railway), and learn more of what the Trust is achieving. Refreshments available. Shop. All Welcome.

Taking place daily on Saturday 25th, Sunday 26th and Bank Holiday Monday 27th. Featuring books (good quality, secondhand), bric-a-brac, clothes (secondhand, in excellent condition), plants, gardening materials, records, DVDs and CDs. Refreshments and Cream Teas all day. Ample parking. Free admission. Proceeds to the Friends of St.Peter's Church, Sibton (Registered Charity 1063822), in aid of church funds. All Welcome.

Southwold Lighthouse provides a waymark for vessels navigating the east coast and guides vessels making for Southwold Harbour. On selected dates tours of Southwold Lighthouse are organised by Southwold Millennium Foundation under licence from the Corporation of Trinity House, take approximately 30 minutes, and are on the hour and half hour. To climb the tower there is a minimum height restriction of 1.1 metres tall.

Southwold Lighthouse provides a waymark for vessels navigating the east coast and guides vessels making for Southwold Harbour. On selected dates tours of Southwold Lighthouse are organised by Southwold Millennium Foundation under licence from the Corporation of Trinity House, take approximately 30 minutes, and are on the hour and half hour. To climb the tower there is a minimum height restriction of 1.1 metres tall.

Doors open 7pm for 7:15pm start. As part of the Steamworks Gala Weekend, the classic comedy featuring a village saving its branch line. With Stanley Holloway and John Gregson. 1953. 84mins.
Southwold Film Society membership required @ £10 a year or £3 for a film season, phone Box Office for details and for bookings. All seats bookable in advance to SFS members and their guests. This Spring Season is from May 3rd - June 29th.
Tickets: Stalls £6 or £7/Circle £8/Royal Box £15. Evening includes Interval, Organ and National Anthem.