Friday 11th October 2024
Suffolk Care Association at Milsoms, Kesgrave hall
By Fenella Andrews
Ipswich Choral Society return to Ipswich Corn Exchange to perform Handel’s choral masterpiece ‘Messiah’ on 14th December.
Friday 11th October 2024
Ipswich Borough Council at The Cornhill The Cornhill, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
Frame Workshop & Gallery St Nicholas St, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
Murrayside Community Centre Nacton Rd, Ipswich
By Margaret Hancock
The Ipswich Tourists Guides are pleased to be able to invite you to join the next series of our Afternoon Tea Walks!
Friday 11th October 2024
Yoga with Louisa at Gilmour Piper Fonnereau Rd, Ipswich
By Marcus Harris-Noble
I feel very privileged for the cultural education I received here, thanks to the diverse makeup of the town and its geography.
Friday 11th October 2024
Christchurch Mansion Soane St, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
Emmaus Suffolk -The Royal Oak Felixstowe Rd, Ipswich
By David Matthews
We hope every pupil in Ipswich will explore Ipswich’s historic Charter before the end of this academic year.
Friday 11th October 2024
St Stephens Church St Stephens Ln, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
Friends of Ipswich Museums (FoIM) at Christchurch Mansion Soane St, Ipswich
By Suffolk New College
The FutureSkills Fair on 4 Nov 2024 aims to inspire young people by showcasing career opportunities in Suffolk.
By Cordelle Sheldon
Although I was born and grew up in Wiltshire my Dad was born in Ipswich and my grandparents lived here so when we took a trip to Ipswich it was called ‘going home’.
Friday 11th October 2024
Gainsborough Community Library Clapgate Ln, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
Ipswich Top Up Shops at Church of St. Thomas Apostle & Martyr Bramford Ln, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
Fresh Start Charity Carr St, Ipswich
By Sam Sherman
Formed in 1957 as the Ipswich Land Transport Society, the ITS is still going strong, currently meeting once a month.
Friday 11th October 2024
The Ipswich Tourist Guides Association at Ipswich Institute Tavern St, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
The Hold – Suffolk Archives Ipswich Fore St, Ipswich
By Lily Hammond
Like most Suffolk babies, I was born in ipswich hospital in 1998, it’s where I started life. I grew up and lived between Suffolk and London
Friday 11th October 2024
Ipswich County Library Northgate St, Ipswich
By Sam Sherman
Since starting in 2017, MAN v FAT Football has made a significant impact on men’s health in Ipswich. The programme, which combines football with weight loss, is proud to offer its services in the town, helping men improve their health and wellbeing. The first club in Ipswich was a turning point for many men looking […]
Friday 11th October 2024
Christchurch Park Bolton Ln, Ipswich
Friday 11th October 2024
MAN v FAT Football Ipswich at GOALS Football Grimwade St, Ipswich
By Sam Sherman
The Ipswich Choral Society is a friendly choir of around 100 members. It is the second oldest Choral Society in England, having been formed in 1824. The Suffolk Chronicle records that the Ipswich Choral Society was founded 24 January 1824 with about 20 members. The newly formed society met on Tuesdays once a fortnight to […]
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 […]
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.
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.
Miranda has been a Freelance Marketing and Design Consultant for more years than she cares to remember. Co-founder of the Ancient House project – breathing life back into one of Ipswich’s most iconic, heritage buildings and supporting small businesses. A passionate member of Ipswich.love. Born, bred and choosing Ipswich.
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.
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.
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