Art Around Town
Installations featuring pizza boxes customized by local artists and creative people inspired by “What Makes Bury Tick?”.
2022 Whitsun Fayre - to be confirmed
The Our Bury St Edmunds Whitsun Fayre celebrates the Spring Bank Holiday. Bury St Edmunds is transformed with stalls and attractions across the town, including the popular urban beach where children can play and adults can relax on deckchairs.
Enjoy the Punch and Judy shows and street theatre, visit the mini-farm, and shop at the flower, food and craft stalls.
Find out more information about next year’s Whitsun Fayre on the Our Bury St Edmunds website
Installations featuring pizza boxes customized by local artists and creative people inspired by “What Makes Bury Tick?”.
Bury Festival gives us an opportunity to enjoy a wide range of music and other art forms in venues all around the town. This year, it brings us eleven packed days of entertainment!
The award winning annual festive fayre sees the town of Bury St Edmunds transformed into a winter wonderland.
Each August bank holiday, this food & drink festival features cooking demonstrations from celebrity chefs and much more!
Another superb literary line-up of authors offering something for everyone who loves a good book.
Each year, West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village celebrates all things dragon in this fun family event!
Each September, historic venues open their doors for visitors to explore – for free!
Whether you’re an F1 fan or cherish collectors’ sports cars you’ll want to be in pole position at this event!
3 days of open air movies and street food in the beautiful Abbey Gardens this summer!
Each May/June explore Suffolk with this festival, featuring everything from short walks to long rambles!
Heartbreak Productions bring outdoor theatre to West Stow Country Park and the Abbey Gardens.
Celebrate the Spring Bank Holiday with stalls and attractions put on by Our Bury St Edmunds.
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