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After two decades together, FolkEast patrons The Young'uns return to the Suffolk festival with powerful stories, rich harmonies and a shared love of folk tradition.

In a hidden wooden amphitheatre near Blythburgh, Thorington Theatre blends birdsong, sunset and star performers to create Suffolk's most magical summer stage. Owner Lindy O'Hare reveals how it all began and what's coming up this season.

World-class performers and the next generation of musical talent will soon descend on Snape Maltings. Andrew Comben, CEO of Britten Pears Arts, explains why this year is extra-special.

As 40,000 people prepare to gather for this year's event, founder Melvin Benn tells how Latitude has become arguably the biggest and best multi-arts festival in the UK.

Laughter, music and song rang out from Woodbridge Community Hall as a packed audience was treated to a free performance of Rossini's opera The Barber of Seville.

Suffolk based opera singer, Rob Gildon has found all sorts of ways to keep the music alive in 2020, including singing to his goats and chickens. Christmas is likely to be just as tuneful.

Lockdown can't stop us singing! Take Bury Bach Choir - concerts may be cancelled but they're using technology to stay in harmony