A unique arts venue for the Felixstowe peninsula. Open for hire to groups involved in visual and performing arts.
Sunday 7th June 2026 3pm Mark Anthony presents Unforgettable – A Tribute To Nat King Cole This tribute show explores the music of a true genius and a unique entertainer with a career spanning from 1939 to 1962.Born in Alabama in 1919, Nat King Cole reigns among a very short list of music royalty as one …
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Friday 5th June 2026 7:30pm John Parker returns with some cool jazz classicsFeaturing Andy Watson, Simon Hurley & John on guitar and Andy Staples on Double bass.
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Sat 23 May 2026, 7:30PM Jules Maxwell is delighted to be performing at 2 Sisters Arts Centre In Trimley as partof a short UK tour. He perform a set of delicate piano ballads and personal story songs. Originally from Belfast, Jules has had a rich and rather eclectic career as a singer, songwriter and composer …
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Fri 22nd May 2026 7:30PM his established duo performs French “chansons” from the 40’s up to modern day, with some English versions of the original French songs. Paul Riley’s unique jazzy, bluesy guitar style is the ideal accompaniment to Gwendal Moële powerfully sensitive vocals. Expect rousing, emotionally-charged renditions of the French classics. Oh là là! …
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Saturday 16 May 2026, 7:30PM Quattro Amici return with their mixture of light classical, musical theatre and pop This acclaimed quartet presents an evening of music to suit all tastes. Natasha Bennett (soprano), Fiona Morris (alto), Gerry Bremner (tenor), and Howard Brooks (bass) perform a selection of beautiful songs from Delibes and Bizet via Gilbert …
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Fri 15 May 2026, 7:30PM Kip Winter & Dave Wilson are one of the UK’s hardest working acts, performing often hard-hitting original songs in stunning harmony, interspersed with wicked, self-deprecating humour. Over the past few months (dates here) they’ve toured throughout the UK, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Canada and have further tours in the …
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Thu 7 May 2026, 7:30pm
Later Life Letter tells the story of Luke Wright’s adoption – the life he leads, and the one he might have done. What’s it like to stumble across your birth mother on Facebook? How do you honour the parents who have raised you while satisfying a curiosity about where you came from? Is it telling that you married a social worker?
Wright navigates his audience through a warm and honest hour of poems and stand-up with the wit, pathos, and silliness that has made him one of the most popular live poets in England.
This is a frank account of what it means to be someone’s child told by a performer who really knows what he’s doing. Expect raucous laughter, tear-stained cheeks, and a little smattering of drum n bass.
Fri 1st May 2026 7:30PM The music of Tony Bennett & Bill Evans Step into an evening of timeless jazz as The Tom Jiggins Quartet brings the music of Bill Evans and Tony Bennett vividly to life. Joined by special guest vocalist Ben Cox, and supported by renown musicians, Simon Brown (piano), Simon Wood (bass), …
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Sat 25th April 2026 7:30pm
The Semibreves – three singers and a pianist, are a group of friends, who share a love of music and singing and have sung in a variety of concerts, shows and even pantomimes. They sing a wide range of music; songs from the shows, some pop, a splash of folk music and some light opera. With guest soloist Vita Lukoseviciute
The performers for the concert are:
Andrew Burke A lifelong resident of Ipswich
Louise Cockerill is the instigator and organiser of the Semibreves
Mark Ellis provides the low notes. A keen bass/baritone
Sylvia Towell developed a love of singing while still at school and has been singing and performing for many years
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Sat 18th April 2026
Featuring Yula Andrews on vocals, Felix Serrano on guitar, Neil Bateman on saxophone, Rob Palmer on bass and David Parker on drum
Tou will be treated to a mix of popular jazz standards and pop tunes in the jazz style.
Suffolk-based Yula Andrews is a trained singer with over 25 years of performing experience, and a versatile voice that can handle anything from Puccini to Tina Turner! Founder of community choir Pop Chorus, she has been leading choirs and offering vocal coaching for over 15 years and is in
demand as a workshop leader and also as an expert on the benefits of singing for wellbeing.