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Our weekly pick of events in Ipswich – May 11 2026

Posted on May 11, 2026 by Press Team

Discover What’s On: A Wonderful Week Ahead in Ipswich

Hello everyone! It is lovely to see such a vibrant range of activities taking place across our town this week. Whether you are a lifelong resident or just visiting Suffolk for a short break, there is a fantastic mix of events to get involved with. From creative workshops and community support groups to high-energy dance classes and nostalgic concerts, Ipswich really does have something for everyone. Let’s take a look at some of the highlights on the calendar for the coming days!

Rosehill Sunday Crafts – Rosehill Library

If you are looking for a creative way to spend your weekend, why not head over to Rosehill Library? The Rosehill Sunday Crafts sessions are a brilliant opportunity for people of all ages to get stuck into some making and doing in a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. It’s a great way for families to spend some quality time together while exploring their artistic sides.

Jazz Dance Class – Seniors – Murrayside Community Centre

Staying active is important at any age, and the Jazz Dance Class – Seniors at Murrayside Community Centre is a wonderful way to do just that. These classes are perfect for those who want to keep moving, learn some new steps, and enjoy some great music. It is a very welcoming group, making it a lovely social occasion as well as a workout.

Traditional Quiz Night – The Flying Horse Cafe & Public house

For those who enjoy a bit of friendly competition, the Traditional Quiz Night at The Flying Horse Cafe & Public house is a weekly staple. Gather your smartest friends, test your general knowledge, and enjoy the hospitality of one of our local pubs. It’s always a lively evening with a great community feel.

Ipswich Top-Up Shop – Church of St. Thomas Apostle & Martyr

The Ipswich Top-Up Shop held at the Church of St. Thomas Apostle & Martyr is a vital community resource run by dedicated volunteers. It provides a helpful way for residents to access essential items while reducing food waste. It’s a great example of the community spirit that makes Ipswich such a special place to live.

Memory Lane Café – The Meeting Place Community Centre

Social connection is at the heart of the Memory Lane Café at The Meeting Place Community Centre. This café provides a warm and supportive environment for people to meet, chat, and share stories. It is particularly valued by those looking for a regular social hub where they can feel right at home.

Yoga Class – Whitton Sports Centre

If you are looking to find a bit of balance and tranquility, the Yoga Class at Whitton Sports Centre is highly recommended. Suitable for various levels of experience, these sessions help you focus on both physical strength and mental wellbeing. It is a fantastic way to de-stress after a busy day.

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Active Adults at KWMCC – Chair based – Kesgrave War Memorial Community Centre

The Active Adults at KWMCC – Chair based sessions at Kesgrave War Memorial Community Centre offer an accessible way to keep fit. Designed specifically to be inclusive, these chair-based exercises are perfect for those who want a gentle but effective workout in a supportive setting.

Midnight Walk 2026 – Christchurch Park

Looking ahead, the Midnight Walk 2026 is a major event starting from the beautiful Christchurch Park. This walk is a fantastic way to support the incredible work of St Elizabeth Hospice while enjoying a unique atmosphere as the sun goes down. It is always a moving and inspiring event for the whole community.

Taoist Tai Chi continuing sessions – Pinewood Community Hall

The Taoist Tai Chi continuing sessions at Pinewood Community Hall are perfect for those who have already begun their journey with Tai Chi. These sessions focus on the slow, meditative movements that promote health and internal harmony. It is a wonderful practice for maintaining flexibility and calm.

Blue – 25th Anniversary Tour – The Regent Theatre

Music fans are in for a treat as Blue – 25th Anniversary Tour comes to The Regent Theatre. It is a great chance to hear all the hits from one of the UK’s most successful boy bands in a spectacular live show. Our local theatre is the perfect venue for such a nostalgic and high-energy performance.

Urban Campfire – AMPP Studio

For something a little different, the Urban Campfire at AMPP Studio offers a creative and community-focused gathering. It is a space for people to come together, share ideas, and enjoy a sense of togetherness in an urban setting. It is a brilliant initiative for anyone looking to connect with local creative minds.

Ipswich Multiples Club – Alan Road Methodist Church

Parents of twins, triplets, or more can find a great support network at the Ipswich Multiples Club, held at Alan Road Methodist Church. Raising multiples comes with its own unique set of joys and challenges, and this club provides a space to share advice and friendship with others in the same boat.

St Peter’s by the Waterfront Summer Opening – St Peter’s by the Waterfront

Explore some of our local heritage with the St Peter’s by the Waterfront Summer Opening. This historic building at St Peter’s by the Waterfront is a fascinating place to visit, offering a glimpse into the past of our maritime town. It is a lovely way to spend an afternoon by the quay.

With so many different things to see and do, we hope you find something that sparks your interest this week. Ipswich is a town full of life and community spirit, and these events are a great way to experience it first-hand. Enjoy your week!

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