WINTER SOLSTICE – THE MUMMERS RETURN!
Beneath the ‘Sacred Oak’ on Rendham Knoll, Friday 21st December.
“Dust your lamps! Prime your wicks!
Make ready your tankards! The Long Night draws near!
Now is the time for mists, magic, merriment, mayhem and Mummers!” cries The Speaker.
WOODBRIDGE MUSEUM AFTERNOON TALKS
THE doors of the new Woodbridge Museum opened for the first time at Maritime Woodbridge in October. Visitors were able to see the Reception area and shop. Following this the museum closed in order to start the fitting out in earnest. Work is progressing well and before long it is hoped that the Friends of the Museum will be able to visit and see the complete building. The museum will open its doors to the public in April 2019.
Suffolk Family History Society Ipswich Group
The Wonderful Tigerlilys are coming to Town!
If you go down to the woods today
Don’t be surprised if you find a chef bent double searching the undergrowth, it’s fungi season for Jonny Nicholson, Chef-Proprietor of The Sail Loft in Southwold
Very berry nice
Wimbledon might be over for another year but this long heatwave is keeping strawberries centre-stage for Jonny Nicholson, Chef-Proprietor of The Bell At Sax’ at the height of the soft fruit season
Beef it up BBQ-style
Grilling outdoors and eating al fresco with friends means happy days for Jonny Nicholson, chef-owner of The Sail Loft in Southwold
August 1968 Woodbridge Art Club’s first exhibition
Summer Flower & Vegetable Show
Bring me my spear
Not quite burning gold but purple sprouting broccoli is edible treasure for Jonny Nicholson, Chef – Proprietor of The Sail Loft in Southwold
Margarita time
Precious downtime from the stove in his busy kitchen means easy comfort food for Jonny Nicholson, Chef – Proprietor of The Sail Loft in Southwold
Man-size happiness!
Spoil your Dads and Grandads this Fathers’ Day with a proper burger, says Jonny Nicholson, chef-owner of The Sail Loft in Southwold
New Horizon Club
NEW Horizons, the club for older people in the Woodbridge area, has been able to purchase some new games due to a very generous grant from District Councillor Caroline Page. Funding from the Locality Budget has enabled us to buy a floor basketball set, a Bean Bag target game together with a Music Quiz and Musical Bingo. These have proved very popular and we are very grateful to Caroline for her continued support of the Club. This month, members also enjoyed attempting a Japanese style flower arrangement using twisted willow, catkins and ferns.They produced some attractive and cheerful displays to brighten their homes during these dull winter days.We also enjoyed a slide show on Chile entitled ‘The Long Thin Country’ by Chris Parfitt.
News from High Suffolk Rotary
£2,000 to local childrens charities – At our meeting on 14th Feb, we presented funds from Santa’s Sleigh to Mid-Suffolk Holiday Opportunity Play Scheme and Suffolk Family Carers.