Brighten the Corners

A pub and music quiz in the venue's main room, for teams of friends who know their music and general knowledge and want a sociable midweek night out.

Vinyl Communion is a relaxed early-evening vinyl DJ session in the bar, this time with Stevo and Dazabled on the decks and a happy hour to start the night.

Open decks for new DJs from across Suffolk, a regular night where beginners can try their hand at mixing in front of a crowd, and anyone can come to listen.

An evening of proper heavy metal from Uridium, Tempest Saint and Obsesa, full of riffs, melodic vocals, shredding guitars and fast drums, for metal fans of all stripes.

A hard music quiz on pop through the decades, for teams who think they know their charts, b-sides and one-hit wonders and want a sociable evening out.

Vinyl Communion is a relaxed early-evening vinyl DJ session in the bar, this time with DJ Gav Mac on the decks, for anyone who enjoys records played in full.

A night dedicated to hip hop culture and sounds, with DJs playing hip hop for fans of the music and anyone wanting an evening out with a different soundtrack.

Foundation is a drum and bass club night, for ravers and anyone who wants an evening of rolling basslines and fast breakbeats on a proper sound system with fellow fans.

The Green Room play records on vinyl at this regular Thursday Vinyl Communion night, a relaxed early-evening session for anyone who likes to drop in for a drink, a chat and a listen.

Factory Floor is a free night of DJs playing post-punk, new wave and leftfield grooves, for anyone who likes their dance music with a darker, guitar-driven edge.

Suffolk electronic duo DREGS… mix house, garage, breaks and leftfield sounds with live improvisation, with Sorrdes and Negijo also on the bill.

Ozric Tentacles, the long-running psychedelic space rock band and a fixture of the UK festival scene, play a headline show for fans of instrumental, trippy rock.

A winter market held in the church, with stalls to browse in the run-up to Christmas, open to all ages and free to wander round, for anyone looking for a relaxed day out.

Ipswich drummer Nandi Bushell, who has played with the Foo Fighters, plays her hometown debut, with Sam Milne & The Tyrants, Sophie the Great and The Poms.

A pub and music quiz in the venue's main room, for teams of friends who know their music and general knowledge and want a sociable midweek night out.

The Unthanks, the Mercury-nominated folk group from Northumberland, play two sets of their haunting, harmony-rich English folk song, for fans of traditional and contemporary folk.

Suffolk folk duo Jess & Dec bring soulful storytelling and rich harmonies, with Ryan Harvey, Becca Rose and Retro Firefly completing a bill of local acts.

Infiltrate is a drum and bass night with several DJs on the decks, for ravers aged 18 and over who want an evening of fast breakbeats and heavy bass.

A record fair with stalls of vinyl and other music to dig through, for serious collectors and casual browsers alike. Open to all ages, and free to come in.

A hard music quiz on pop through the decades, for teams who think they know their charts, b-sides and one-hit wonders and want a sociable evening out.

Transmission is an indie club night, for anyone who wants to dance to indie anthems with friends until one in the morning. For ages 18 and over only.

Three UK goth bands, Senex IV, Chaos Bleak and My Funeral Dance, play a gothic Christmas show for fans of dark, atmospheric guitar music and alternative nights.

A night of live guitar bands, led by The Poms with their heavier, energetic sound, alongside Nowhere Fast and Sam Milne & The Tyrants, for rock fans.

A Drongo Records night of loud, noisy guitar bands with Rad Pitt, Wot Gorrilla? and Head Honcho, for fans of math rock and experimental rock.

Vigilantes play melodic, anthemic and atmospheric indie rock, with The Bungees and The Apathy on the bill, for fans of guitar bands and new local music.

Chemistry, a Rush tribute band formed in 2024, play music from across Rush's whole career with an eye for detail, for fans of progressive rock.

The Jam UK, a tribute to The Jam, play the mod and punk classics of Paul Weller's first band, for anyone who wants to hear those hits played live.

Catfishing The Bottlemen, a Catfish and the Bottlemen tribute band, play the indie anthems of the Welsh band, with Sam Pretender in support, for fans of guitar indie.

Irish folk singer-songwriter Fionn Regan, known for his Mercury-nominated debut The End of History, plays a headline show of his intimate, literate songs.

The Skabratts, a seven-piece London band, play 1960s Jamaican ska, rocksteady and boss reggae, for anyone who wants a night of dancing to classic sounds.

The Nightingales, the long-running Birmingham post-punk band, play a headline show of their wry, abrasive and inventive guitar music for fans of left-field rock.

Arkayla plays a headline show built around an eclectic run of singles, an evening of live music for fans who have followed the releases so far.

A ten-year follow-up to a 2017 gig, raising money for St Elizabeth Hospice, with DarkSeed, Eve's Delight and Sophie The Great. For ages 18 and over.