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24 Things to Do on a Rainy FACTSHEET 24 RAINY DAYS CREATIVE WORKSHOPS Gallery Thea (Ceramic Café) Station Road Southwold IP18 6AX 01502 722433 Gulls & Buoys (Arts & Crafts) 59 High Street Southwold IP18 6DJ 01502 725653 ENTERTAINMENT Beacon Bingo Hall Battery Green Road Lowestoft NR32 1DE 01502 573216 East Coast Cinema London Road South Lowestoft NR33 0AS 01502 564567 Marina Theatre Lowestoft NR32 1HH 01502 533200 Seagull Theatre Morton Road Pakefield NR33 0JH 01502 589726 Electric Picture Palace Blackmill Road Southwold IP18 6AQ 07815 769565 Fisher Theatre 10 Broad Street Bungay NR35 1EE 01986 897130 The Cut (Theatre & Cinema) 8 New Cut Halesworth IP19 8BY 01986 873285 Leiston Film Theatre 74 High Street Leiston IP16 4BZ 01728 830549 FAMILY Adventure Island 15-17 Pinbush Road Lowestoft NR33 7NL 01502 519933 Richardson’s Family Bowl Whapload Road Lowestoft NR32 1TY 01502 519200 South Pier Arcade Royal Plain Lowestoft NR33 0AE 01502 512793 Play Kingdom - Waterlane Leisure Centre Lowestoft NR32 2NH 01502 532540 Raw Soccer 15-17 Pinbush Road Lowestoft NR33 7NL 01502 519944 Rollers Claremont Pier Lowestoft NR33 0BS 01502 573533 GALLERIES Coconut Loft 8 Waterloo Road Lowestoft NR33 0AA 01502 521845 Ferini Art Gallery All Saints Road, Pakefield Lowestoft NR33 0JL 01502 562222 Lowestoft Art Centre 13 St Peter’s Street Lowestoft NR33 1QA 01502 500004 Merchant House Gallery 102 High Street Lowestoft NR32 1XW 07944 656314 Buckenham Galleries 81 High Street Southwold IP18 6DS 01502 725418 Gallery Thea Station Road Southwold IP18 6AX 01502 722433 Serena Hall Gallery 16 Queen Street Southwold IP18 6EQ 01502 723887 Southwold Gallery 64a High Street Southwold IP18 6DN 01502 723888 Cobweb Crafts Riverside House, Gillingham Beccles NR34 0AP 07951 879617 07780 998999 Old Dairy Studio Gallery Hungate Lane Car Park Beccles 07534 300696 The Upstairs Gallery Exchange Square Beccles NR34 9HH 01502 717191 Cork Brick Gallery & Antiques Earsham Street Bungay NR35 1AG 01986 894873 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Please use either the dedicated visitor information telephone number 03330 162000 or email [email protected] Alternatively please visit www.thesuffolkcoast.co.uk or www.discoverlowestoft.co.uk Please note that inclusion in this factsheet does not constitute recommendation. If you are able to provide us with any changes to the information on this sheet please email [email protected] FACTSHEET 24 Halesworth Galley Steeple End Halesworth IP19 8LL 01986 873064 The Little Gallery 5 Market Place Halesworth IP19 8BA 01986 875367 HERITAGE Somerleyton Hall & Gardens Somerleyton Lowestoft NR32 5QQ 08712 224244 Southwold Lighthouse Stradbroke Road Southwold IP18 6LP 01502 724729 Southwold Pier North Parade Southwold IP18 6BN 01502 722105 MUSEUMS East Anglia Transport Museum Chapel Road Carlton Colville NR33 8BL 01502 518459 Heritage Workshop Centre 80a High Street Lowestoft NR32 1XN 01502 581601 Lowestoft Maritime Museum Whapload Road Lowestoft NR32 1XG 01502 561963 Lowestoft Museum Nicholas Everitt Park Oulton Broad NR33 9JR 01502 511457 Lowestoft War Memorial Museum Sparrows Nest Lowestoft NR32 1XG 01502 587500 Mincarlo Trawler Heritage Quay Pier Lowestoft NR33 0AP 07927 602934 Royal Naval Patrol Service Sparrows Nest Lowestoft NR32 1XG 01502 586250 Alfred Corry Museum Ferry Road Southwold IP18 6NG 01502 723200 Amber Museum 15 Market Place Southwold IP18 6EA 01502 723394 Sailors’ Reading Room East Cliff Southwold IP18 6EL Southwold Museum 9-11 Victoria Street Southwold IP18 6HZ 01502 726097 Beccles & District Museum Ballygate Beccles NR34 9ND 01502 715722 Bungay Museum Broad Street Bungay NR35 1EE 01986 894463 Halesworth & District Museum Railway Station Halesworth IP19 8BZ 01986 873030 Holton Airfield Memorial Museum Sparrowhawk Road Halesworth IP19 8NH 01986 875084 Norfolk & Suffolk Aviation Museum The Street Flixton NR35 1NZ 01986 896644 SPORT Waterlane Leisure Centre Water Lane Lowestoft NR32 2NH 01502 569116 Beccles Sports Centre Ringsfield Road Beccles NR34 9PF 01502 712039 Bungay Pool and Gym St Johns Hill Bungay NR35 1PH 01986 895014 BREWERY TOURS Green Jack Brewery Love Road Lowestoft NR32 2NZ 01502 562863 (Pre-Booking required) Adnams Brewery Tours Pinkney’s Lane Southwold IP18 6EW 01502 727225 (Pre-Booking required) St. Peters’ Brewery Tours St. Peter South Elmham Bungay NR35 1NQ 01986 782322 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Please use either the dedicated visitor information telephone number 03330 162000 or email [email protected] Alternatively please visit www.thesuffolkcoast.co.uk or www.discoverlowestoft.co.uk Please note that inclusion in this factsheet does not constitute recommendation. If you are able to provide us with any changes to the information on this sheet please email [email protected] .
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