Adults of all ages join us for this fun event, time-travelling to reimagine the future of your coastal town.
Change is on the horizon – whether you live in, work in, visit, or simply love your coastal town come be part of the journey in Felixstowe and Lowestoft, and Newhaven. Help decide what matters most and shape the future.
⏰We start by adding events of historic or personal significance to a timeline of your coastal town since 1875.
🙋♂️You choose your time-travelling characters. Will you start as a young person, or an elder? What does your character care about?
✨Then we will travel all the way to 2075, 50 years into the future!
FREE snacks and refreshments will be provided!
✅Booking essential
⚡Get FREE tickets now for you and your friends
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🎟️ FELIXSTOWE Get your tickets!
Friday 16 May, 6.30-9.00 pm
Venue Furtherfield at the Lawn Tennis Club, Felixstowe IP11 7JN
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🎟️LOWESTOFT Get your tickets!
Saturday 17 May, 10.30 am-1.00 pm
Venue First Light Festival at The Battery, Suffolk, NR32 1LZ
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🎟️NEWHAVEN Get your tickets!
10.30 am-1.00pm Saturday 31 May
Venue Hospitable Environment at Marine Workshops Newhaven, BN9 0ER
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This event is part of a research project on the effect of immersive experiences. A researcher will be there to observe the event. Although the researcher will not be observing individuals, there is an opportunity on the day for you to decide if you wish to be part of the research or not. If you would like to know more about the research project before the event, please email Professor Ann Light at the University of Sussex (ann.light@sussex.ac.uk) and she will send you an information sheet.
⁉️Got any other questions email info@furtherfield.org
This event has been created by Ruth Catlow and Ann Light, in collaboration with many creative practitioners and lovers of Felixstowe, and is the first in the Reimagine This Coastal Town series led by Furtherfield. Find out more here.
This work was made possible by funding and support from The University of Sussex, Arts Council England, and Suffolk Cultural Fund and the funding of Ann Light’s fellowship by the UKRI’s Arts and Humanities Research Council (grant no.AH/Y003330/1).
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