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*Note: All events, activities and offers featured in this guide are correct at the time of going to print. Please bear in mind that all details are subject to change.
There’s so much going on in Ipswich this summer, it’s difficult to know where to start. This guide is packed full of things to do over the next few months and there’s something for everyone. Whether you’re looking for things to do with the children or unique places to discover, there’s something in Ipswich to suit your needs.* There’s so much going on that we just couldn’t fit it all in to this handy pocket sized guide. Instead, we’ve got everything available to view at allaboutipswich.com and there’s even an interactive planner where you can save the events you’d like to attend and explore new things to do. You can also download the All About Ipswich app from the App Store.
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Running from 19 June to 12 July, the Ipswich Arts Festival (Ip-art) has been an annual event since 2003. Showcasing a variety of art forms, the varied programme includes visual arts, performing arts, literature, film and music.
Edgeriders Grind SATURDAY 20 JUNE Come and watch an action packed competition at Stoke Skate Park. The event will see skateboarders, scooter and BMX riders pit themselves against each other to be crowned champion and take home the top prizes in their categories. Those wishing to compete can do so for free but must register at www.edgeriders.com/the-edgeriders-grind Attendance to watch the event is also free.
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Ipswich Orchestral Society SATURDAY 27 JUNE Join the Ipswich Orchestral Society for another amazing performance at the Corn Exchange. The society is one of the oldest amateur orchestras in the UK and has been performing concerts in the town since 1902. Their enviable reputation has built up with over a century of high quality music-making through their performance of adventurous and challenging programmes. Ticket prices range from £15 for a seat on the balcony to £6 for under 18s.
Picnic in the Park Concert FRIDAY 3 JULY Taking place in the concert arena situated at the lower end of Christchurch Park, this event promises to have a fun packed programme for everyone to enjoy, from modern pop to classical favourites. All this will be topped with a firework display to finish. Prices range from £19.50 for an adult ticket, while under 16s, if accompanied by an adult, can join in the fun for free.
Ipswich Music Day SUNDAY 5 JULY This popular family event in Christchurch Park showcases some of the best local music acts across several stages. The activities will also include fairground rides and plenty of food stalls. The day begins at midday, closing at 8pm and entry is free. For further details on these and other events running during Ip-art, visit ip-art.com
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From 19 to 28 June, Ipswich will be full of the sounds of jazz. From live music and art exhibitions, to films and workshops, there’s something for everyone who wants to embrace this style of music.
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For further details on these events and more visit ipswichjazzfestival.org.uk
Jazz Photography Exhibition 16–27 JUNE
The Subterranean Boulevard Gallery, found at 21 St Peter’s Street, will be hosting an exhibition throughout the festival which will include Jazz Camera, the work of music photographer John Watson. The gallery is open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 4pm and on Sunday 21 June from 11am to 3pm. Entry is free.
Ipswich Community Radio THURSDAY 18 JUNE, 8PM –10PM Join GerryG for Jazz Grooves as he gets everyone in the mood for the festival with a special preview show. Listen at 105.7 FM, icrfm.co.uk or via the tunein apps.
Jazz Masterclass FRIDAY 19 JUNE, 5.30PM –7PM Before her show at the New Wolsey Theatre, Clare Teal’s band will be running a masterclass for local jazz players and music lovers on the theatre’s stage. Some lucky jazz enthusiasts will also have the opportunity to improvise on stage with the band during the class. Tickets are priced at £10 and are available from wolseytheatre.co.uk
Clare Teal and her trio FRIDAY 19 JUNE, 7.45PM Clare performs music by her heroes including Ella Fitzgerald, Doris Day and Peggy Lee, as well as contemporary covers and original material. Tickets are priced at £10 and are available from wolseytheatre.co.uk Learn how to sing jazz SATURDAY 21 JUNE, 1PM –5PM Join local jazz musician Andi Hopgood at Gallery 3 in the Town Hall for a workshop and masterclass on all things jazz. Tickets are priced at £12 and are available from the Ipswich Regent Box Office and the Ipswich Tourist Information Centre. Visit ipswichregent.com or call 01473 433100. Father’s Day Lunch SATURDAY 21 JUNE, 12NOON –3PM Enjoy Father’s Day with a difference at the Cock and Pye in Upper Brook Street. Diners will be treated to live music from four Suffolk jazz bands while they tuck in to a tasty lunch. Entry is free. Food and beverages are priced according to the menu. Jazz drumming for absolute beginners SATURDAY 27 JUNE, 2PM–5PM
Join Ipswich jazz drummer and band leader, Bob Airzee, for a workshop on all things drumming. Please bring your drumsticks. Tickets are priced at £12 and are available from the Ipswich Regent Box Office and the Ipswich Tourist Information Centre. Visit ipswichregent.com or call 01473 433100.
Weird Rare Animal SUNDAY 28 JUNE, 3PM–5PM
Head down to Isaacs on the Quay to see off the festival in style. This unique modern jazz trio plays a selection of modern classics from the jazz masters, but often in a startling new way. Entry is free. For further details visit isaaclord.org
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Places to eat
Whatever your food tastes, there’s something for every pallet in Ipswich. Below is a selection from around the town, but there’s much more to discover. Visit allaboutipswich.com or download the All About Ipswich app from the App Store for a full list of places to eat in the town.
Aqua Eight
Tucked away in Lion Street, diners can enjoy a cocktail or two in the bar downstairs or outside in the courtyard, before being taken to your seat where you’ll enjoy some creative Asian cuisine, which tastes just as good as it looks.
The Townhouse
Situated in Orwell Place, The Townhouse offers an intimate ambience, providing a relaxed and unhurried approach to dining. Offering English and European cuisine, there’s something to suit everyone on their delicious menu.
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Enjoy Great British cuisine at this family-run restaurant which has been receiving great reviews since it opened last year. Their friendly service, teamed with mouth watering meals, will have you booking your next visit before you leave.
Bistro on the Quay
Set in the heart of the historic waterfront, Bistro on the Quay prides itself on using fresh local produce which changes with the seasons. With the excellent food and wine on offer in a beautiful setting, this restaurant is a must for all food lovers.
Arlingtons
This stylish brassiere is tucked away in an impressive Grade II listed building on Museum Street which was once home to Ipswich Museum. Serving French and English favourites and exquisite wines, Arlingtons is perfect for morning coffee, lunch, dinner and cocktails.
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This summer, what better way to spend an afternoon than to sit outside and watch a film with friends and family? Throughout the summer, Ipswich will be hosting a number of pop-up outdoor cinemas for everyone to come along and enjoy with a picnic and an ice cream.
OpenAir Cinema Saturday 4 July
Ipswich Town Football Club has teamed up with Ipswich Borough Council to open its doors for people to come and enjoy a film on the practice pitch. And there’s not just one film to enjoy – there are four! As you settle into your deckchair or make yourself comfortable on your picnic blanket, you’ll enjoy Frozen Sing-Along at 10am followed by Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at 12.30pm and Avengers Assemble at 3.45pm. The evening culminates with The Bodyguard at 8pm. Tickets for each film are priced at £8.50 (which includes a deckchair for the showing) and children and concessions are £5.50. ITFC supporters with a customer number will receive a discount. Family tickets are priced at £24. For those who wish to watch all three family daytime films, a day pass can be purchased for £14 for adults, £9.99 for children and £40 for families. To book your tickets visit ipswichregent.com
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Keep your eyes peeled over the summer for details of secret cinemas which will be popping up around Ipswich. Visit allaboutipswich.com, like all About Ipswich on Facebook, follow @allaboutipswich on Twitter or download the All About Ipswich app from the App Store to find out more.
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Dark Yellow Lace Fringe Hem Cami £17.99 and Skirt £19.99 *Prices correct at time of going to print and may be subject to change without notice. Subject to availability.
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Vango Beta 350XL Tent £110.00
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Wildlife Hibiscus Beach Bag £20.00
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Scotch and Soda Shirt £69.99
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Marvel Superheroes Swim Shorts (5-14 years) From £14.00
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*Note: All events and activities featured in this guide are correct at the time of going to print and are subject to change. For a full list of events and activites in Ipswich this summer, visit allaboutipswich.com or download the All About Ipswich app from the App Store.
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Christchurch Mansion
This beautiful Tudor Mansion is set in the picturesque surroundings of Christchurch Park and boasts over 500 years of history. Visitors are welcome to explore the building for free where they can wander around the period rooms including the Tudor kitchen, Georgian saloon and Victorian wing. Christchurch Mansion is also home to a stunning collection of John Constable and Thomas Gainsborough paintings that can be viewed in the Wolsey Art Gallery. Thanks to Heritage Lottery Funding, until January 2016, the collection also features Sailsbury Cathedral from the Meadows (1831) by John Constable, a major “six-footer” of which he wrote: “I am told I got it to look better than anything I have yet done”.
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The friends of Ipswich Museums offer free daily tours of the Mansion and these will take place throughout the summer from Tuesday to Saturday at 11am and on Sundays at 2pm.
Guided Walks
If you want to delve in to the history of the town with the help of an Ipswich town guide, then there are plenty of opportunities to join a guided walk around the town and learn all about the people who lived here and the architecture that remains. Follow in the footsteps of King Henry VIII and Cardinal Thomas Wolsey as you explore the Tudor buildings which decorate the town. Blue plaques line the way and help you discover the towns connections with many famous names, including Charles Dickens. A variety of walks are available to choose from throughout the summer and take place on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 2.15pm. Other walks are available during the evenings and weekends on selected dates throughout the year. Most walks begin at the Tourist Information Centre and last around 90 minutes. All walks cost £4 per person, unless otherwise stated.
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Pop into the Tourist information Centre or visit allaboutipswich.com
Tourist Information Centre
Found in St Stephen’s Church, opposite the Buttermarket Shopping Centre in St Stephen’s Lane, the Tourist Information Centre is open from 9am to 5pm from Monday to Saturday. Here you’ll find an abundance of information about things to do and see in Ipswich, as well as a wide variety of gifts and souvenirs to purchase. The friendly staff can also assist you with accommodation bookings, purchasing theatre tickets, river cruises, guided walks and offer information on events going on in the town.
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setting the stage You’ll find performances everywhere in Ipswich this summer and we’re not just talking about in theatres. There’ll be live performances popping up all around the town this summer to keep everyone entertained.
Hairspray 8 - 11 JULY This popular musical is coming to Ipswich and you can catch a showing, presented by The Gallery Players, at the New Wolsey Theatre. To purchase tickets visit wolseytheatre.co.uk
Shakespeare in Suffolk
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Experience one of the greats in the charming surroundings of the Christchurch Mansion lawn. This amateur production is presented as part of the New Wolsey’s annual Open Season from 14 to 21 June. Find out more by browsing the Creative Learning section at wolseytheatre.co.uk
Summer Musical Theatre Workshop 17 – 22 AUGUST If you’re aged eight to 16 and have an interest in musical theatre then this is an event not to be missed. This week-long series of workshops will help you improve your singing, dancing and acting skills. The performance techniques you learn will then be showcased in a performance to a live audience on 22 August. Places cost £130 and further details can be found at ipswichregent.com
Theatre in the Forest 22 JULY – 30 AUGUST Get ready for romance, donkey’s ears and pure hilarity all wrapped up in Red Rose Chain’s unmistakable style for the ultimate ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’ at Jimmy’s Farm, proudly sponsored by East Of England Co-op, Scrutton Bland and Lay & Wheeler. Last year, Red Rose Chain welcomed more audience members than ever before – over 10,000 people experienced Theatre in the Forest within the farm’s beautiful woodland clearing. Joanna Carrick’s production is the perfect entertainment for all the family, whether you’re a curious first-timer or seasoned fan, experience Shakespeare like never before! Box office now open. Book via redrosechain.com or by calling their friendly box office team on 01473 603388. Delicious pre-theatre dinner options are available from Jimmy’s Farm restaurant. Advance booking is essential. Wheelchair access and close-up parking is available. Well-behaved dogs welcome.
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All aboard Orwell LadyRiver Cruises
Along with their regular day schedule of public cruises (which cost £10 for adults and £5 for children for an hours cruise along the river), Orwell Lady will be hosting a number of themed evenings this summer. Their Club Classic Disco and cruise on 20 June is a must and costs £35 per person which includes dinner and dancing. Another highlight is their wine tasting cruise on 7 August, also for £35. Visit orwellrivercruises.com for further information or pop in to the Tourist Information Centre to book your ticket.
Sailing Barge Victor
This stunning barge was built over 120 years ago and fully restored in 2006. The team offers a truly memorable and affordable opportunity to experience living history. Offering supper, high tea and Sunday lunch cruises as well as private charters, pop in to the Tourist Information Centre to book some time on the water.
Lady Florence
Offering brunch, lunch, dinner and sunset supper cruises to a maximum of twelve passengers, the Lady Florence River Cruise Restaurant is designed to provide a different and exciting dining experience. Opt for their A La Carte dining experience until the end of August or enjoy a sunset supper in September. Whichever you choose, you won’t be disappointed. Visit lady-florence.co.uk for further details.
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As a portside town, Ipswich always has plenty of opportunities to get on the water so why not try out your sea legs this summer and experience some time on the river?
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MARITIME FESTIVAL Taking place this summer on 15 and 16 August, the Maritime Festival on the waterfront will have a war time theme. There will be plenty for the whole family to enjoy, including demonstrations and displays, opportunities to make items to take home, live music, dance performances and workshops, a funfair, food and drink market and the chance to get on board and have a look around a number of vessels. The event is free to attend and will culminate with a fireworks display on the Sunday evening.
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Whether you’re visiting the town from further afield or are looking for somewhere for friends and family to stay, there is a variety of hotels in Ipswich to suit every occasion and budget and here is just a selection. For a full list of places to stay in and around the town, visit allaboutipswich.com or download the All About Ipswich app from the App Store.
SALTHOUSE HABOUR HOTEL
This artfully designed four star boutique hotel and restaurant in Ipswich reflects quality and dazzles in the waterfront of the town’s vibrant harbour. VISIT SALTHOUSEHARBOUR.CO.UK
PREMIER INN
Located just opposite the quayside, you’ll be in a great spot for messing about on the river, wandering around town or visiting the region’s businesses. VISIT premierinn.com
TRAVELODGE
Sat just over a mile from the train station, next to the waterfront, the Ipswich Central Hotel is ideal for visitors seeking accommodation close to the town centre. Ideally located for the university, this is a perfect choice for prospective applicants or those visiting students. VISIT travelodge.co.uk
NOVOTEL
Located centrally, this four star hotel is perfectly situated for access to the university, waterfront, shopping district and nightlife. Contemporary guest rooms come with free unlimited Wi-Fi and access to Balance Gym. VISIT novotel.com
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Here is just a selection of places where you can grab a drink around the town. For more, visit allaboutipswich.com or download the All About Ipswich app from the App Store.
Cult Cafe Popular with students, this bar/ cafe is located at the far end of the waterfront, close to the university. For a full list of their events, and to view their menu, visit cultcafe.co.uk
Isaacs on the Quay Located on the waterfront, this popular bar is a firm favourite with music lovers and those who want to chill out on a lazy summer Sunday afternoon. For a full list of all their events, visit isaaclord.org
Baker & Barista This charming little coffee house can be found on St Peter’s Street and serves an array of teas, coffees and baked goods. We also recommend popping in for breakfast to ensure a good start to the day.
Bowmans This popular after work watering hole is a favourite among workers in the town centre. Pop along to Falcon Street on a Friday evening when the office closes and enjoy a drink with colleagues to celebrate the end of a busy week.
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i-Scream!
Ever wanted to be let loose to create your own ice cream? Then i-Scream! is the place for you. This unique takeaway ice cream parlour has around 40 different flavours of ice cream, 30 toppings and ten sauces to help you create your own.
RaRa’s
Diners can enjoy a variety of ice cream sundaes, milkshakes and waffles in a 50s setting. Located in Northgate Street, it’s a must for children of all ages.
Frankie & Benny’s
The restaurant on Cardinal Park serves up a tempting selection of ice cream sundaes, sorbets and shakes. Why not try their Eton Mess or The Godfather?
Grand Central
Recently opened on the waterfront, Grand Central is an American themed restaurant serving up a variety of ice cream flavours. We recommend their Boston Brownie Sundae or the Classic American Banana Split. Wash it all down with their wide selection of cocktails and mocktails.
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The Floral Trail has proved to be so popular over the last few years that it’s back again for 2015. Around the town centre and waterfront you’ll spot a number of large planters featuring wicker sculptures and colourful flowers to brighten up the area throughout the summer.
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There’s an added incentive to get out and explore: find them and take a picture, pop it on Twitter, mentioning @allaboutipswich, and you could be in with a chance of winning £100 in shopping vouchers.
Every Friday from 6 July to 28 August, we’ll be selecting a winner from the entries received that week and that lucky person will win £100 in vouchers to spend in Ipswich.
So what are you waiting for? Start exploring the town and get snapping!
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