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Suffolk Pride Fringe Festival 2026

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Suffolk Pride Fringe Festival 2026

Suffolk Pride, Ipswich


Dates & Times

Sunday 31 May 2026 – 28 Jun 2026
Find all bookable events here: https://bit.ly/m/SPFF

Information - Suffolk Pride Fringe Festival 2026

Suffolk Pride Fringe Festival is an alternative to the large-scale Pride Day, encompassing the pride elements of Protest, Education, Wellbeing, and Celebration, with 5 weeks of events occurring from Sunday 31st May to Sunday 28th June.

Being a fringe festival means not all the events are organised by us. We have collaborated with allies and members of the community who also wish to highlight where you can find inclusive, queer-friendly events, venues, and safe spaces in Suffolk. This has allowed for most of the events to be free, if not affordably priced.

Suffolk Pride Fringe is for everyone to get involved, with events for young people and families, 18+ and all ages included. We hope you find something that works for you.

Here’s the 5-week run-down…

Week 1

Pride Blooms
Sunday 31st May, 4 pm
The Cornhill, IP1 1DH

Week 2

Presentation Party
Monday 1st June, 7 pm
CHIp Studios, IP4 1DL

The Christophers
Friday 5th June, 7:30 pm
King Street Theatre, IP1 1DH

Queer Walking Group Needham Market Picnic
Sunday 7th June, 12 pm
Duck & Teapot, IP6 8NU

Week 3

Get On The Soapbox presents Words & Verse
Monday 8th June, 6 pm
New Wolsey Theatre, IP1 2AS

Blue Jean
Tuesday 9th June, 7:40 pm
The Regal, IP14 1AY

Queer Noise
Thursday 11th June, 8 pm
The Black Horse Inn, IP1 2EF

The Importance of Being Oscar
Friday 12th June, 7:30 pm
New Wolsey Theatre, IP1 2AS

Suffolk Roller Derby: Pride Roller Disco
Saturday 13th June, 5:30 pm
Suffolk New College Sports Centre, IP4 1LT

Week 4

Layla
Tuesday 16th June, 7:30 pm
The Riverside Cinema, IP12 1BH

Gay Social Men
Friday 19th June, 7 pm
Thomas Wolsey, IP1 1XF

Liminal Gaze Collective: Queer Life Drawing
Sunday 15th June, 2 pm
Ipswich County Library, IP1 3AA

Week 5

B*tch & Stitch X Luna Haven
Thursday 25th June, 7 pm
Geek Retreat, IP4 1DU

Foxyard Pride
Friday 26th June, 2 pm
Fred’s Bar and Vinyl, IP14 1AB

Clare Summerskill presents: Why God Created Lesbians
Saturday 27th June, 6 pm
The Pumphouse, IP15 5EU

Wellbeing Walk
Sunday 29th June, 10:45 am
La Vida, IP11 2DN

 

Stay up to date with the Fringe as we update event details and add to the Fringe by following us on social media, adding our Fringe calendar or checking out our website. 

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Find all bookable events here: https://bit.ly/m/SPFF

Where to Meet

La Vida, Sea Road, Felixstowe, UK

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