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SUMMARY:Baby Bounce and Tot Rock, at Southwold Library
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261011T103000Z
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261011T110000Z
DTSTAMP:20260717T164644Z
UID:20261011T103000-19244-BabyBounceandTotRockatSouthwoldLibrary
DESCRIPTION:Every Sunday and Tuesday. Instruments, clapping, jogging and
action rhymes for babies and toddlers of all ages.
LOCATION:Southwold Library, Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road,South IP18 6LD
ORGANIZER;CN=Southwold
Library:MAILTO:southwold.library@suffolklibraries.co.uk
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Baby Bounce and Tot Rock, at Southwold Library
– 11:00 on Sunday, 11th October 2026
Organised by: Southwold Library
Venue: Southwold Library, Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road,Southwold
IP18 6LDlink
Every Sunday and Tuesday. Instruments, clapping, jogging and action rhymes for babies and toddlers of all ages.
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SUMMARY:Lego Club!
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261011T121500Z
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261011T130000Z
DTSTAMP:20260331T162636Z
UID:20261011T121500-18772-LegoClub!
DESCRIPTION:Open to kids (and adults) of all ages. We’re building:
Wonderful Wildlife. All donations of Lego welcome. Free event,
no booking required. Adults: Would you like to help with Lego
Club? Just ask staff.
LOCATION:Southwold Library, Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road,South IP18 6LD
ORGANIZER;CN=Southwold
Library:MAILTO:southwold.library@suffolklibraries.co.uk
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Lego Club!
– 13:00 on Sunday, 11th October 2026
Organised by: Southwold Library
Venue: Southwold Library, Hospital Hub, Field Stile Road,Southwold
IP18 6LDlink
Open to kids (and adults) of all ages. We’re building: Wonderful Wildlife. All donations of Lego welcome. Free event, no booking required. Adults: Would you like to help with Lego Club? Just ask staff.
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SUMMARY:Halesworth Airfield Memorial Museum Open Today
DTSTART:20261011T130000Z
DTEND:20261011T160000Z
DTSTAMP:20260726T153015Z
UID:20261011T130000-HalesworthAirfieldMemorialMuseumOpenToday
DESCRIPTION:Open every Sunday until end of October. Volunteer-run museum
displaying WWII memorabilia from their extensive collection,
including many items specific to the airfield. Halesworth
Airfield was mainly used as an American base. Both the 56th
Fighter Group and the 489th Bomb Group stayed here. Walking
through the museum visitors get the feel of what life was like
in the 1940s for the servicemen who stayed there.
During its
short four year run of active service the airfield played host
to some of World War II’s most influential participants.
Towards the end of the war and afterwards the base took on a
rescue and training function before finally closing in
February 1946.
LOCATION:The Airfield Museum, Sparrowhawk Road, Halesworth IP19 8NH
ORGANIZER:Halesworth Airfield Museum
STATUS:CONFIRMED
PRIORITY:0
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Venue: The Airfield Museum, Sparrowhawk Road, Halesworth
IP19 8NHlink
Open every Sunday until end of October. Volunteer-run museum displaying WWII memorabilia from their extensive collection, including many items specific to the airfield. Halesworth Airfield was mainly used as an American base. Both the 56th Fighter Group and the 489th Bomb Group stayed here. Walking through the museum visitors get the feel of what life was like in the 1940s for the servicemen who stayed there.
During its short four year run of active service the airfield played host to some of World War II’s most influential participants. Towards the end of the war and afterwards the base took on a rescue and training function before finally closing in February 1946.
