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Suffolk Coastal Arts

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Home Grown - making exciting arts happen across Suffolk
New project intended to inspire and equip people and communities that organise, or might wish to organise, arts events in their local community.

Suffolk Coastal Arts Directory
Updated and expanded second edition includes sections on crafts, dance, drama and musical theatre, film, music, professional agencies, education, spoken and written word, visual arts, professional artists, concert halls, theatres, cinemas, practice spaces, galleries, art studios, museums and heritage.

Soundwaves 
Find out the winners of this year's Ultimate Bands Contest and buy your copy of the Sounds of the East Coast III CD.

Suffolk Coastal Arts Network - join now!
Find out about the benefits of joining the Suffolk Coastal Arts Network.

What's on guide
Go to our what's on listing page to find out about arts events happening this month.

Have a great night out at the Spa Pavilion Theatre
Felixstowe's historic Spa Pavilion Theatre offers entertainment to suit all tastes.

Suffolk Digital Cinema Network
Find out how the Suffolk Digital Cinema Network can help you run your own film screenings in local venues.

The Big Draw 2009
In 2009 we encouraged people to look at the skyline as seen from the marshes between Aldeburgh and Thorpeness for artistic inspiration.

Down your lane, up your street
How to bring extraordinary arts into your community - find out about the seminar held in March 2009 and download the delegate's pack.

Through the Ages
Project combining poetry and photography involving children from Woodbridge Primary School and slightly older people from the New Horizon Club in Woodbridge.

Ebb and Flow
Innovative arts project that explored the rich history and heritage of life along the River Alde and Ore.

Scallop - a celebration of Benjamin Britten
Read the story behind artist Maggi Hambling's sculpture 'Scallop' located on the beach at Aldeburgh.

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