Escape into autumn with a variety of seasonal play activities at Sutton Hoo. With activities indoors and outdoors there's something to entertain all ages!
The Dig: A Story Unearthed is a new temporary exhibition sharing the stories of the real people that inspired the hit Netflix film, The Dig, and feature some of the original props and costumes from the film.
Relax in the Discovery Room in Tranmer House where you can enjoy some mindful drawing activities as we celebrate the Big Draw® Festival.
Get up close and personal with real archaeological finds and replicas of the Sutton Hoo treasures, including pieces you can handle!
Take our free family tour to discover gruesome stories we've had to leave out of our 'normal' tours ...
As darkness falls across the landscape of Sutton Hoo join our Anglo-Saxon storytellers as they share fictionalised tales of The Adventures of Rægenhere, the eldest son and heir of King Rædwald of East Anglia.
Meet our historic costume volunteers as they demonstrate the craft skills of the Anglo-Saxons and how they created clothing and accessories using natural materials.
Join us for quiet hour as we turn down the sounds for those who would enjoy a more peaceful and relaxed visit.
Sutton Hoo is pleased to welcome Suffolk artist Amanda Warren as ‘Artist in Residence’ working onsite to create her unique and inspiring mixed media artwork.
What secrets are tucked away inside Edith Pretty’s travel case? Join us as we open the case, uncover and check over 100 fascinating items, and see how we care for these precious objects behind the scenes.
Bring your little ones along to Sutton Hoo's outdoor toddler group - Little Hoo-ligans
Discover what the festive period meant to the Anglo-Saxons living 1500 years ago and find out where many of our traditions came from as we celebrate Yule at Sutton Hoo.
Bring your little ones for a gentle stroll around the landscape along our pram and pushchair friendly pathways.
Join us at Sutton Hoo for an art workshop with a difference: this is for those who fear that they can’t draw, but who’ve always wanted to have a go!
Join British Museum curator Sue Brunning for an evening talk at the Riverside Theatre, Woodbridge, celebrating the landmark loan of the Bayeux Tapestry to the British Museum, the first time it has returned to England for nearly 1,000 years.