Suffolk Day

We hope you had a great Suffolk Day

What is Suffolk Day?

Suffolk Day was marked across the county on Saturday 21 June, with the theme 'Celebrate the Sunrise County'.

The official Proclamation returned to Lowestoft - the location of the very first Suffolk Day commemoration in 2016.

A big thank you to Lowestoft Town Council for hosting this year’s principle celebrations.

Plans for the Suffolk Day 2026 opening event in Bury St Edmunds are being developed and watch this space for more information.

Suffolk Day 2025 image gallery

Pictures from the Suffolk Day 2025 celebrations

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Explore Suffolk's 25 icons and view the #SuffolkDay events that took place using our event map.

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Promotional materials

Download logos, posters, bunting, placemats and more for Suffolk Day.

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This Suffolk Day, it is important to remember that there is so much of our county that we can enjoy and explore for free, or that helps us to feel free. This is what we really want to celebrate this year.
Cllr Matthew Hicks, Leader of Suffolk County Council

Suffolk Day is set to be particularly special this year. Join the celebrations, learn about your county and support your community.
Oliver Paul, Suffolk Food Hall director

What should we do on the day? It might be something simple like going for a walk in the countryside or on one of our lovely beaches. It doesn’t really matter, it’s just a moment to stop and think how lucky we are to live in Suffolk.
Mark Murphy MBE

This Suffolk Day, it is important to remember that there is so much of our county that we can enjoy and explore for free, or that helps us to feel free. This is what we really want to celebrate this year.
Cllr Matthew Hicks, Leader of Suffolk County Council

Suffolk Day is set to be particularly special this year. Join the celebrations, learn about your county and support your community.
Oliver Paul, Suffolk Food Hall director