The Aldeburgh Society

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The Aldeburgh Society Town society and charity established to preserve the character of the Suffolk seaside town of Aldeburgh and its surroundings. The Aldeburgh Society (Reg.

Charity No: 262239) is a local group, founded in 1971, which exists to preserve and care for the character and heritage of the town of Aldeburgh and its surrounding countryside. Anyone with a home in or long-standing connection to Aldeburgh can join the Society on an annual basis. As well as continually working in the interests of the town and its members, the Society hosts an annual lecture series, inviting a variety of eminent and interesting personalities to Aldeburgh to talk on a range of topics. Past speakers have included Anthony Horowitz and Nick Robinson, with this year's programme to be announced shortly.

27/09/2026

Following two successful grants this year, Lucy and supporters of Suffolk Community Foundation visited The Sutton Hoo Ships Company at The Long Shed in Woodbridge.

The Long Shed is where, for the last seven years, a dedicated team of over 160 volunteers have been reconstructing the world-famous 7th-century Sutton Hoo burial ship. Using the original archaeological evidence, traditional tools and authentic materials the volunteers are endeavouring to fill a part of history that has not been covered before.

A visit is highly recommended and entry is free.

Thank you for showing us around. 💜

27/09/2026

Jazz pianist, singer, bandleader and author of ‘Rough Guide to The Beatles’, Chris Ingham, will be speaking at Jubilee Hall on Saturday 10th October at 11am when he dips in and out of his book, shares his experiences interviewing Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono and reflects on why the Beatles still matter to him, not to mention the rest of the world.
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It’s going to be a fascinating morning and tickets are just £10 and include a free hot drink. Book yours via the link below.

https://www.ticketsource.com/aldeburgh-jubilee-hall/talk-chris-ingham-the-beatles-and-me/e-bgxvev

22/09/2026

If you’re visiting the Aldeburgh Food and Drink Festival during the day this Saturday, why not make an evening of it and join us afterwards when two Suffolk voices come together at Jubilee Hall for a fascinating conversation about the countryside, coast and communities that depend upon them.
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Fisherman and food writer Mike Warner A Passion for Seafood and hedgelayer, conservationist and author Richard Negus know their subjects from the ground (and sea!) up. Together they’ll explore the realities of working these landscapes, the challenges facing farming and fishing, and the opportunities to protect the livelihoods, traditions and heritage that make this part of Suffolk so distinctive. And in Aldeburgh, where fishing remains such a visible part of the town’s identity, it feels like a particularly timely conversation.

📅 Saturday 26th September, 7pm
📍 Aldeburgh Jubilee Hall
🎟️ Tickets £15 https://www.ticketsource.com/aldeburgh-jubilee-hall/talk-custodians-of-the-land-sea-with-mike-warner-and-richard-negus/e-qroxyp

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19/09/2026

The countdown is on! Leiston Book Festival returns this Saturday, 19th September, for another inspiring day of books, ideas and conversation at the historic Leiston Film Theatre. Following last year’s sell-out festival, anyone hoping to attend is encouraged to secure their tickets while they still can!

This year’s festival explores our changing landscape and environment, with a fantastic line-up including Jacky Colliss Harvey, Matt Gaw, Louis de Bernières, Tim Dee, Robert Ashton, Deborah Tomkins and Graham Usher. Topics will range from Suffolk’s landscapes and the weather to walking, wildlife, soil and our relationship with the natural world.

It’s fantastic to see this growing literary festival taking place right here in Leiston, bringing acclaimed writers and enthusiastic readers together in the heart of the town.

Book tickets for Leiston Book Festival : https://www.tickettailor.com/events/leistonbookfestivalcic/2171323

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