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From the comfort of your own home, you can try one of our award-winning restaurant' recipes, take part in an artisan craft workshop, step back in time and even sing!
Take a look at these fantastic Bury St Edmunds businesses who are bringing our beautiful town to you, virtually!
'Come and Sing' with St Edmundsbury Cathedral

Raise your spirits and take part in this rare and unique opportunity as singers of all voices are invited to join a ‘Come and Sing’ version of Stainer’s Crucifixion via social media on Good Friday, at 5pm.
Organised by the Music department at St Edmundsbury Cathedral, Bury St Edmunds, the organ accompaniment and soloists have been pre-recorded appropriately, due to the current restrictions. These will provide backing and support via the Cathedral’s YouTube channel, whilst singers join in at home.
Anyone interested in finding out more please contact Richard Cook on adom@stedscathedral.org or see the Cathedral’s website https://stedscathedral.org/events/come-and-sing-stainers-crucifixion
Create with #VirtuallyatTheBarn

Inspired by the homemade videos made by the public, the team at Blackthorpe Barn decided to bring their artisan craft workshops to you at home, and so #VirtuallyAtTheBarn was launched! A hub of videos made by some of the makers who come to the barn.
There's a range of mini craft projects that people can make using materials easily found in their home including twig craft, embroidery and children's crafts, with more being added in the weeks to come!
Follow them online at https://www.facebook.com/blackthorpebarn
Cook with ICE Cafe Cook School

The ICE Cook School and Cafe may be closed for now, but the creative team are sharing a range of recipes and cooking inspiration for parents and children. Make homeschooling a breeze and cook banana bread, puff pastry cheese & onion twists and hot cross buns, just in time for Easter!
Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/InfusionsICE/
Test your knowledge with West Stow Anglo Saxon Village

One of England's great archaeological sites, West Stow Anglo Saxon Village may be closed for the time being, but they are taking visitors with them on a virtual trip to the past, back in time some 1000 years ago.
With fun facts plus a range of activities for families to take part in and enjoy at home including creating your own Anglo-Saxon name, colouring sheets, learning your name with the Runic Alphabet and helping Eomer and Aelfwynn fill their ship for an adventure.
Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/weststow/
Spark creativity with Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds

The only regency theatre left in Britain, and the 3rd oldest too, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds are bringing the theatre to you with a series of 'Make & Do Mondays' - simple craft activities that you can make at home from the Creative Learnind Department; 'Workshop Wednesdays' - with performance exercises and games to get your creative juices flowing and 'Fun Fridays' keeping the Friday feeling alive with a random mix of fun activities, facts and positivity.
So far there's been an improvisation workshop and a shadow puppet theatre tutorial - with lots more to come!
Follow them on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheatreRoyalBSE/
Discover Bury St Edmunds fascinating past with Moyse's Hall Museum
Steeped in history, Moyse's Hall Museum has looked out over Bury St Edmunds market place for almost 900 years. Whilst the museum's doors have closed for now, they are bringing Bury St Edmunds' fascinating past to you on their Facebook page!
Sharing interesting facts, family-friendly activities,behind the scenes tours, competitions and colouring sheets - perfect for entertaining budding historians!
Follow them online at https://www.facebook.com/moyseshall/
Discover the nature in your own garden with the Abbey Gardens
Just because you can't go out, doesn't mean spring has to be put on hold! Make the most of your garden or surrounding area with the help of the Abbey Gardens! With outdoor activities including making a bee hotel, nature bingo from your window, making a hedgehog home and making a wildlife garden.
Follow them online at https://www.facebook.com/AbbeyGardensBuryStEdmunds/
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