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SUMMARY:The Sibton Mighty Books-‘n-bric-a-brac Sale, at St.Peter's
church Sibton
DTSTART:20260523T093000Z
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DESCRIPTION:Taking place 23rd, 24th and 25th May, 10:30am-4:30pm daily.
Always a popular event with all proceeds going to urgently
needed church repairs. Everything on sale is good quality
second-hand: second-hand books, fiction includes a large
number of sci fi titles; non-fiction local history is a
specialism and there are often other rarities. Quality
second-hand clothing; good quality collectibles and
bric-a-brac, as well as LPs, DVDs and CDs. Children’s books
and toys; plants. All items are individually priced.
Refreshments available all day.
Parking is at IP17 2LX next
to the churchyard.
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LOCATION:St. Peters Church, Yoxford Road, Sibton IP17 2NB
ORGANIZER:Friends of St Peters, Sibton
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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The Sibton Mighty Books-‘n-bric-a-brac Sale, at St.Peter's church Sibton
– 16:30 on Saturday, 23rd May 2026
Organised by: Friends of St Peters, Sibton (Reg. Charity No. 1063822)
Taking place 23rd, 24th and 25th May, 10:30am-4:30pm daily. Always a popular event with all proceeds going to urgently needed church repairs. Everything on sale is good quality second-hand: second-hand books, fiction includes a large number of sci fi titles; non-fiction local history is a specialism and there are often other rarities. Quality second-hand clothing; good quality collectibles and bric-a-brac, as well as LPs, DVDs and CDs. Children’s books and toys; plants. All items are individually priced. Refreshments available all day.
Parking is at IP17 2LX next to the churchyard.
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SUMMARY:Hamlet, at Thorington Theatre
DTSTART:20260523T180000Z
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DTSTAMP:20260327T115419Z
UID:20260523T180000-HamletatThoringtonTheatre
DESCRIPTION:Suitable for ages 12+years. Running time: 2 hours 50 minutes,
including 20 mins interval. Common Ground Theatre presents a
thoughtful and heartfelt take on one of Shakespeare's most
iconic tragedies. Infused with the raw power of live music and
song, this production shifts the focus from revenge to the
emotional impact of grief, mental health, and family
breakdown. At the heart of the play are three young people -
Hamlet, Ophelia, and Laertes - each struggling to cope with
profound personal loss and the complex pressures placed upon
them. Through these characters, audiences are invited to
reflect on their own experiences of love, loss, and grief.
This is Hamlet told with empathy, clarity, and relevance—a
powerful exploration of the emotional truths at the heart of
Shakespeare's work.
LOCATION:Thorington Theatre, off A12 south of Blythburgh IP17 3RB
ORGANIZER:Thorington Theatre
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Hamlet, at Thorington Theatre
– 21:50 on Saturday, 23rd May 2026
Organised by: Thorington Theatre
Venue: Thorington Theatre, off A12 south of Blythburgh
IP17 3RBlink
Suitable for ages 12+years. Running time: 2 hours 50 minutes, including 20 mins interval. Common Ground Theatre presents a thoughtful and heartfelt take on one of Shakespeare's most iconic tragedies. Infused with the raw power of live music and song, this production shifts the focus from revenge to the emotional impact of grief, mental health, and family breakdown. At the heart of the play are three young people - Hamlet, Ophelia, and Laertes - each struggling to cope with profound personal loss and the complex pressures placed upon them. Through these characters, audiences are invited to reflect on their own experiences of love, loss, and grief. This is Hamlet told with empathy, clarity, and relevance—a powerful exploration of the emotional truths at the heart of Shakespeare's work.
Ticket Details: General Admission Wheelchair £25.00/ General Admission £25.00 / Concession (Student, aged 65+years) £22.00 / Child £22.00 / Group (Two Adults) £46.00 / Family (Two Adults, Two Children) £86.00, + fee. See thoringtontheatre.co.uk/events/faustus-8tner-6csp6-9jteb-ajhn9-6blcc
Who to Contact: Email : info@thorington theatre.co.uk
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SUMMARY:EPP Film Evening - BRIDESHEAD REVISITED (12A)
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DESCRIPTION:Doors open 7pm for 7:15pm start. Film of the Evelyn Waugh
novel with Matthew Goode as Charles Ryder, Ben Whishaw as
Sebastian Flyte with Emma Thompson, Michael Gambon, and Greta
Scacchi. Excellent and well produced drama and cinematography,
set in London, Oxford and Venice. 2008. 134 mins.
LOCATION:Electric Picture Palace, Blackmill Road, Southwold IP18 6AQ
ORGANIZER;CN=Southwold Film Society:MAILTO:boxoffice@southwoldcinema.co.uk
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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EPP Film Evening - BRIDESHEAD REVISITED (12A)
– 22:00 on Saturday, 23rd May 2026
Organised by: Southwold Film Society (Reg.Charity 1080324)
Doors open 7pm for 7:15pm start. Film of the Evelyn Waugh novel with Matthew Goode as Charles Ryder, Ben Whishaw as Sebastian Flyte with Emma Thompson, Michael Gambon, and Greta Scacchi. Excellent and well produced drama and cinematography, set in London, Oxford and Venice. 2008. 134 mins.
Southwold Film Society membership required @ £12 a year or £3 for a film season, contact Box Office for details and for bookings. All seats bookable in advance only, to SFS members and their guests. This Spring Season runs until June 27th. Tickets: Stalls £6 or £7/Circle £8/Royal Box (one booking,max four people) £20. Evening includes Interval, Organ and National Anthem.
Ticket Details: See text. Southwold Film Society membership required @ £12 a year or £3 for a film season, contact Box Office for details and for bookings.
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SUMMARY:I Am A Cloud a Concert with Voxcetera
DTSTART:20260523T183000Z
DTEND:20260522T230000Z
DTSTAMP:20260331T105327Z
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DESCRIPTION:Sacred sounds, folk songs and beautiful new choral music at
the spectacular "Cathedral of the Marshes", with cellist Ian
Burdge and organist and pianist Martyn Noble. Conductor: Jane
Hopkins.
Enjoy highlights from Dvořák’s Stabat Mater, his
moving setting of a medieval prayer to the grieving mother of
Christ, which made the Czech composer’s name
internationally; and the dazzling, inventive and beautiful
Vigil Mass for choir, cello and organ by William Petter, who
died 10 years ago aged just 34.
Other treats include haunting
choral arrangements of traditional British and French folk
songs; short works by Britten and Fauré; the ecstatic “I Am
A Cloud” from Majel Connery’s song cycle The Rivers Are
Our Brothers; and the glorious, shimmering “Sunday” from
Sondheim’s musical Sunday in the Park with George.
LOCATION:Holy Trinity Church, Blythburgh IP19 9LL
ORGANIZER:Holy Trinity Church
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Sacred sounds, folk songs and beautiful new choral music at the spectacular "Cathedral of the Marshes", with cellist Ian Burdge and organist and pianist Martyn Noble. Conductor: Jane Hopkins.
Enjoy highlights from Dvořák’s Stabat Mater, his moving setting of a medieval prayer to the grieving mother of Christ, which made the Czech composer’s name internationally; and the dazzling, inventive and beautiful Vigil Mass for choir, cello and organ by William Petter, who died 10 years ago aged just 34.
Other treats include haunting choral arrangements of traditional British and French folk songs; short works by Britten and Fauré; the ecstatic “I Am A Cloud” from Majel Connery’s song cycle The Rivers Are Our Brothers; and the glorious, shimmering “Sunday” from Sondheim’s musical Sunday in the Park with George.
