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Saturday 28th March 2026
10am - 3pm
at Sudbury Town Hall & Sudbury Arts Centre
That's a wrap!
What. A. Turnout! Sudbury On Show 2026 has concluded and we couldn't have asked for a better turnout! Seeing the amount of support for local charity and community groups goes to show just how passionate the people of Sudbury are about their town. If you're curious, you can still find the list of groups by downloading the guide.
Massive thanks to the team at Sudbury Arts Centre for their partnership and use of their space for this event!
Founded by the late, great Andrew Phillips, OBE - Sudbury on Show is a biennial celebration of the many community organisations that make Sudbury unique. The event is organised by Sudbury Town Council, and since 2024, has been organised and hosted in partnership with Sudbury Arts Centre.

"We live in challenging times! Driven by the assumption that ‘bigger is better’ the overlooked reality is that contentment and fulfilment mostly depend on a sense of belonging and a communal life rich in relationships, otherwise people tend to feel lonely – even anonymous’.
‘Sudbury on Show' is a chance for us all to celebrate the many great things still going on in our wonderful town and district. Above all we hope it encourages people to get involved and so contribute to our general wellbeing"
Andrew Phillips, OBE
(1939 - 2023)
Sudbury on Show Founder

Unveiling of Andrew Phillips OBE Memorial Plaque
Prior to Sudbury on Show 2024 opening to the public, together with The Mayor of Sudbury, Olly Phillips and Sam Thornton, Chair of The Sudbury Society we unveiled the Andrew Phillips Memorial Plaque which sits proudly on the beautiful facade of Sudbury Library (formerly The Corn Exchange).
Andrew Phillips was instrumental in saving the Corn Exchange from demolition and its subsequent conversion into the library. Just one of many local projects to ensure Sudbury's heritage is preserved whilst never resisting change for the betterment of our town. Sudbury owes a debt of gratitude to the work of this great man - he has left an indelible mark on Sudbury.
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