The festive season brings with it both joy and nostalgia, what better way to celebrate than with a journey back to Tudor and Medieval England through music and words? "Heigh-Ho, The Holly!" invites you to experience the mirth and merriment as it was during this enchanting historical period. Many of today’s seasonal carols have their origins in the Medieval and Tudor eras and so, whilst the ancient instruments Hexachordia play may be unfamiliar, many of the tunes will be known to…

Professor Diarmaid MacCulloch will speak about his recent book Lower than the Angels.  Magisterial ... Diarmaid MacCulloch offers a history of sex and Christianity that is both confronting and reassuring in its detail and complexity, taking biblical scholarship and theological development seriously at the same time as insisting on the historian’s independence. A thrilling read. - Lucy Winkett, Financial Times. Admission costs £12 + 10% booking fee, which can be purchased here.

Come along to an hour long programme including pieces by Holst and Purcell performed by Trianon String Players and a collection of Sea Songs for Recorders. Free entry, with a retiring collection for church funds. Refreshments available after the concert.

Join a Quiz Night at St John's Church Felixstowe - £12 per head with a maximum of 6 people a team. A ploughman's platter for each team will be provided - but please bring your own drinks, cups and nibbles. There will also be a raffle! Proceeds from the quiz will go towards church funds. Please email stjohnsfelixstoweparish@gmail.com to book your team table.

Come along to a special Mother's Day lunch, with finger sandwiches, tea and cake! Special Mother's Day trinkets will also be on sale.

Come along to a celebratory Easter Coffee Morning and Craft Fair - at St John's Church, Felixstowe. With handmade items, cakes and jewellery to peruse and enjoy, as well as bric a brac, raffle and books. Entrance costs £4 and includes tea/coffee plus cake/savoury item.

Come along and take part in an interactive Easter story for families Wondering how to explore and celebrate Easter as a family…? Then here’s your chance! Engage with the real story and reflect on its meaning. This is a family event and children must be accompanied. Followed by tea and cake. To book your place and for further information contact: jennifer.aston@btinternet.com

Ever thought you’d like to work for the British Foreign Service or wondered where Ian Fleming got his inspiration for James Bond? Join Dr Michael J Reynolds for a fascinating talk on spies, in aid of raising funds for Westerfield PCC. Tickets cost £10, and can be purchased from mary@wtandw.org.uk. Mike Reynolds has been a diplomat, businessman, opera and music critic, translator, author and lecturer.  In his thirty years in Foreign Service he lived in Europe, the USA and all…