Sherie Brinkley: Landscapes shaped by time and weather
Wingfield Barns hosts Sherie Brinkley’s elemental landscapes, where shifting skies and deep time meet rural Suffolk calm
Wingfield Barns hosts Sherie Brinkley’s elemental landscapes, where shifting skies and deep time meet rural Suffolk calm
The clocks have gone back, nights are drawing in, and Halloween brings spectacular shows to the East
Don't miss this stage adaptation of Ronald Blythe's affectionate portrait of village life when it is performed on stages across...
Heritage Open Days, England's contribution to European Heritage Days, started in 1994; then there were 701 events; now there are...
The history of our relationship with ‘man’s best friend’ is complicated. Breeding has changed our dogs – but have we...
From open-air theatre to free exhibitions and village art shows, here’s how to enjoy East Anglia over the long weekend
Seaside drama, backstage secrets and castle towers: East Anglia’s summer buzzes with theatre, history and surprises
History is made not just in headlines, but in everyday moments – if someone takes time to record them
From a Spanish sailing ship to South Asian heritage, East Anglia’s summer events celebrate culture and connection
Fabulous music to hear, sing and dance to, and an exhibition that adds depth, exploring marine ecosystems and the habitats...
Midsummer Day was a winner in our region. There's more to do this weekend, and book now for Norwich Theatre...
Midsummer events, mad and otherwise, are breaking out all over the East of England. Find one near you!
This week's Something for the Weekend reports on Open Studios across the region and book events in Suffolk, plus a...
Dragons and fighting kites may be coming to a hill or a beach near you – and in Herts, don't...
A compelling, provocative look at humanity’s future – and why our survival may depend on reaching the stars
Ancient craft, a walking coat of climate dreams and Easter biscuits from a Victorian kitchen. Enjoy
Hertfordshire’s rich wildlife is disappearing fast. A new natural history exhibition explores its past, present, and uncertain future
Suffolk County Council’s abrupt takeover of libraries has sparked outrage, risking funding, services, and community trust
Discover Ipswich’s historic pubs, dog-friendly spots and upcoming art and board game surprises with unique rewards
A striking exhibition in St Albans reveals the harsh realities of homelessness through powerful black-and-white photography
Snowdrops defy winter with resilience and beauty – discover their history, secrets, and the best places to see them
Residents can access half-price tickets to SEA LIFE aquariums in Hunstanton and Great Yarmouth, with a chance to explore marine...
High-energy hilarity meets classic mystery in this inventive Father Brown spin-off, packed with laughs, puppets, and surprises
From festive plunges to year-round rituals, wild swimming offers joy, community and a bracing escape
Trifle – another Christmas staple. Remember the 2022 competition for Queen Elizabeth II's Platinum Jubilee? Here is a simpler version
For those with time to fill, and energy to exercise, Kate Viscardi presents a spread of ideas to enjoy in...
What if England had two patron saints? Celebrating St. Edmund could bring a much-needed holiday in November
Time to deck the halls with … fruitcake. Whether you are making it for Christmas or a wedding, here is...
How Norfolk sparked daylight saving – and why the battle over time changes still fuels controversy today
National Poetry Day is held on the first Thursday in October, with events across the country. Kate Viscardi went to...
How the rescue of a harmonium from a recycling centre led top organist Wayne Marshall to a village church in...
Kate Viscardi introduces a project that starts with the knowledge that everyone is creative, and aims to encourage everyone to...
Celebrate Ada Lovelace Day with a unique science cabaret featuring inspiring women in STEM at the Royal Institution
A visit to the local museum can be inspiring. Have you popped into your local? We introduce some of our...
The genteel ritual of the shared afternoon tea. Yet behind the mask of this timeless tradition lies controversy and argument.
This week’s notable events include Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s pub purchase, Ely Cathedral’s Eco Church Gold, and Yungblud's Bludfest
Discover exciting summer events across the East of England for families, adults, and everyone in between
Explore unique theatre venues, from WWII bomb crater stages to Roman ruins, with diverse performances from Shakespeare to murder mysteries
How was the mass manufacturing that characterised the Industrial Revolution possible without electricity?
Celebrate the Solstice this weekend with events across the East of England, marking the start of astronomical summer
Kate Viscardi rounds up the agricultural shows in counties across the region this spring and summer
A town in East Suffolk faces the loss of its last remaining bank branch. And that's a problem for local...
Suffolk's unanticipated battle with Storm Babet exposes the region's vulnerability to extreme weather events, shedding light on climate risks
The official recipe isn't all that straightforward. Here are some hints to help you perfect it
Kate offers a recipe for gluten-free Black Forest cupcakes with panache.
Where did Hallowe'en and Bonfire Night come from?
Norfolk Wildlife Trust tightens rules on dogs at Holme beaches to protect wildlife. Some dog-walkers are up in arms.
The Comparative Cognition Laboratory is set to lose its European Research Council funding thanks to the government's ongoing row with...
The BBC's Platinum Pudding competition winner didn't fly with Kate Viscardi. So she invented a simpler Jubilee Trifle instead.
Kate Viscardi, former head of the Women in Engineering Centre, reflects on inspirational female scientists and engineers
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