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♫ Thursday afternoon Fressingfield Sounds have a free Classical Café introducing their autumn concerts at Chapel Hall Arts but you do need to book a ticket. ♫

Suffolk Truths No.113:  In old Suffolk beer means mild.

Music on a Summer's Day at the Walpole Old Chapel is Pic of the Month.

artEast returns to the Framsden Hall Barn this month with a selling show of paintings, sculptures, prints and ceramics, drinks 6-10pm Friday 18 September.

♫ Saturday a free concert at St Mary's Sweffling of bass trombone by local musician Richard Stevens accompanied on piano by Theo Geileskey.  No ticket needed, refreshments and parking a short walk from the church.

Really like the artwork for this year's Burston Strike School Rally Sunday and on the bill the Red Flags look like they take no prisoners but at 10am? ♫

Division Two national final yesterday Ipswich Cardinals 32-14 Lancashire Buccaneers was live streamed on YouTube.

 JOB  The Halesworth Cut is recruiting a Creative Engagement Coordinator, applications close 15 Sep.

The first and second weekends of next month the Sweffling Printroom is joining with guest the Atelier Studio for a Stock Sale.  Private view next Friday 4 September.

♫ The Gainsborough String Quartet pumped up to a quintet in October at the Wingfield Barns will be playing Schubert's Trout Quintet with a little Piazolla on the side ... can't wait. ♫

♫ Cracking concert last Sunday at the Walpole Old Chapel Gromit. ♫

#FollowFriday ain't too proud to beg eh?

The fortnightly(ish) digest emails out at teatime today... click Jaques Tati to get yours for free ...

Framlingham's Dancing Goat is going to close for the winter or possibly forever.  When near the start of the century we heard that the private house next to the chemist had a planning application in for a café we thought it unlikely but someone told us there had once been we think an insurance brokers office? at the front.

Saturday week the annual Kettleburgh Flower and Produce Show is broader than its title suggests.  Classes include photography, cookery, craft and complete the limerick at 20p per class but free entry to the hall.

Throwback Thursday: 15 years ago today a charity box pinched in Walberswick and a telly in Darsham ... quite a crime wave.

♫ We l♥ve the Framlingham mid week concerts in St Mike's and they return Wednesday the16th next month with the return of pianist Duncan Honeybourne.  The programme will include two Robert Schuman pieces and the world premiere of Nicholas Marshall's Seven Bagatelles. ♫

Suffolk Myths No.110: Stackton Tressel town council bought a lectern on ebay 18 months ago.  It hasn't been deployed for press conferences with the East African yet because they can't decide on the three word slogan for the front ... true story.

Astonisher No.70: The Smithsonian Institute (a sort of American British Museum) asked Barry Manilow to donate his Copacabana shirt.  When he then said in a radio interview he'd always thought it'd end up in an institution they gave it back!

♫ The Fressingfield Chapel Hall Arts is in itself a venue worth visiting and it's where Fressingfield Sounds are hosting their monthly concerts.  Saturday 12 September the Mancunium Consort perform choral works from a programme with many comfortingly familiar names but some we don't know which is good. ♫