Wednesday 1st July 2026
4YP – For Young People Lower Brook St, Ipswich

By Sam Sherman
A blog article giving heads up information for Christmas 2026 events in and around Ipswich with links to each event
Wednesday 1st July 2026
Gainsborough Sports & Community Centre Brazier's Wood Rd, Ipswich
Wednesday 1st July 2026
Northgate Arts Centre Sidegate Ln, Ipswich
Wednesday 1st July 2026
The Suffolk Academy of Dance and Performing Arts (SADPA) at Castle Hill URC Church Dryden Rd, Ipswich

By Press Team
Discover What’s On: A Wonderful Week of Activities in Ipswich Hello there, fellow Ipswich residents and friends from across Suffolk…
Wednesday 1st July 2026
Creative Computing Club London Rd, Ipswich

By Lynn Turner
I once again had a casual get together to discuss Ipswich. With Ipswich.love. My hometown and a town that I have fought tirelessly for many years. I have given my time and dedication to not only change the views of locals but to challenge local government, businesses, and anyone else who would listen to change […]

Wednesday 1st July 2026
The Suffolk Academy of Dance and Performing Arts (SADPA) at Castle Hill URC Church Dryden Rd, Ipswich
Wednesday 1st July 2026
Suffolk County Council at Christchurch Park Bolton Ln, Ipswich

By Sam Sherman
Ipswich’s journey toward becoming UK City of Culture 2029 takes another step forward today, as four leading Ipswich and Suffolk…
Wednesday 1st July 2026
Ipswich Borough Council at Whitton Sports Centre
Wednesday 1st July 2026
Fordy Runs – Running Club at Northgate Sports Centre Sidegate Ln W, Ipswich

By Press Team
Discover What’s On: Your Guide to a Fantastic Week in Ipswich Whether you are a lifelong resident or planning a…

By Sammi Wong
During my school years, I thrived in art subjects, effortlessly achieving good grades. Occasionally, I even won creative competitions, with the most memorable being a poster for British Gas. However, due to a lack of guidance, limited support, and the less advanced state of the internet back then, I found myself entering the retail and […]

Following a career which took her to one of the big 4 Consultancy firms working with a variety of global clients and then the University of Suffolk, Cordelle is now a freelance business advisor. Cordelle has held voluntary postions with the social mobility charity, Career Ready. She has lived in Ipswich for over 20 years and has a long affinity with the town.
Helen Oldfield is Director of a PR & communications consultancy called Affinity PR & PR Coaching. She’s been self employed for 20 years. A former Citizens Advice CEO, now she’s Co-Director of the neurodiversity movement, Neurodelicious CIC. Helen’s PR business focuses on not-for-profits, state education, travel & tourism, arts & culture, community health & wellbeing.
James lives in Ipswich and has been a graphic designer and founder for the last 25 years. He specialises in branding, startups, guerilla marketing and effectively frustrating authority figures to deliver results. James is also co-chair of the Suffolk Autism Strategy board and a board advisor to R;ipple, a suicide prevention charity.
Ben is an artist, curator and hairdresser with a background in delivering creative community projects across Ipswich. They are the Founder of Guy Cry Club CIC, an organisation using art to diversify the dialogue on masculinity and mental health. Ben is also an ambassador for MANUP? a local charity breaking down the stigma surrounding men’s mental health.
Miranda has been a Freelance Marketing and Design Consultant for more years than she cares to remember. A passionate member of Ipswich.love. Born, bred and choosing Ipswich. Huge supporter of Ipswich’s bid for City of Culture 2029. Mum to two amazing women, nanny to a beautiful baby girl, and humble servant to Romeo the rescue dog.
Recently returned Ipswich native Marcus has nurtured a career in both independent media, project development and programme delivery in local government and the social and charitable sectors. Alongside this, he maintains an active presence in the creative industries through numerous roles in film, television, music, radio and online production.
Lily Hammond is the founder of Uwu Studio in Ipswich, where she combines her talents as an artist and designer to focus on community-based initiatives. Through workshops, public art, and collaborations, Lily aims to make the arts approachable and meaningful for all. She’s not just creating art; she’s building a community where everyone feels welcome.
We value diversity and strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all community members of Ipswich, not just the centre.
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We are committed to finding new and innovative ways to support Ipswich's growth and cultural importance.
We are responsive to the community's changing needs and are committed to adapting our approach as needed.
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