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Things to do in Ipswich, February 2027

Browse 10 upcoming events and things to do in Ipswich during February 2027. Highlights include Gordon Buchanan: Lions and Tigers and Bears, Wet Wet Wet - Celebrating 40 Years of 'Popped In Souled Out', Murder Trial Tonight V: Death in the Family and more. Each listing links to tickets, venue details and practical visitor info.

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Gordon Buchanan: Lions and Tigers and Bears

Gordon Buchanan: Lions and Tigers and Bears

Ipswich · ApexMon, Feb 1Family Friendly
Wet Wet Wet - Celebrating 40 Years of 'Popped In Souled Out'

Wet Wet Wet - Celebrating 40 Years of 'Popped In Souled Out'

Ipswich · Ipswich Regent TheatreTue, Feb 9Music
The Amy Winehouse Band: Back to Black 20th Anniversary Tour

The Amy Winehouse Band: Back to Black 20th Anniversary Tour

Ipswich · Charter HallThu, Feb 18Music
A family-friendly day out.

Murder Trial Tonight V: Death in the Family

Ipswich · Regent TheatreSun, Feb 14Family Friendly

🎟️ From £34

A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Al Murray: All You Need Is Guv

Ipswich · Regent TheatreWed, Feb 17Culture & Art

🎟️ From £36

Phil Wang: UH OH

Phil Wang: UH OH

Ipswich · Charter HallSat, Feb 20Culture & Art

🎟️ From £41

Rick Wakeman - The Wizard of Prog: Ultimate Highlights Concert Tour

Rick Wakeman - The Wizard of Prog: Ultimate Highlights Concert Tour

Ipswich · Ipswich Regent TheatreMon, Feb 22Music
A cultural venue set for a performance or exhibition.

Livewire The Ac/Dc Show

Ipswich · Ipswich Corn ExchangeFri, Feb 26Culture & Art

🎟️ From £28

Ross Noble - Cranium of Curiosities

Ross Noble - Cranium of Curiosities

Ipswich · Ipswich Regent TheatreSat, Feb 27Culture & Art
Jason Fox - Embrace The Chaos

Jason Fox - Embrace The Chaos

Ipswich · Corn Exchange IpswichSat, Feb 27Family Friendly

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Carnival and cosy nights

February brings carnival season to many cities alongside Valentine’s-themed programming, while colder weather keeps most events indoors.

  • Look out for carnival parades, masked balls and street parties
  • Book a Valentine's-season concert, dinner show or comedy night
  • Indoor markets and gallery openings tend to pick up as the month goes on