With so much on you’ll be spoilt for choice. Here are 12 things you shouldn’t miss in Suffolk during the school break.

East Anglian Daily Times: Felixstowe Carnival on Saturday afternoon in 2016. How many of our top events will you tick off this summer in Suffolk? Picture: Contributed.Felixstowe Carnival on Saturday afternoon in 2016. How many of our top events will you tick off this summer in Suffolk? Picture: Contributed.

1) Felixstowe Carnival

Town centre and seafront, Friday, July 21 until Sunday, July 23

Families can enjoy the Proms Night on Friday, the a procession through the town on Saturday and fireworks on the seafront on Sunday.

East Anglian Daily Times: Jimmy's Farm Sausage and Beer Festival in 2015. Pictured: Henry Maddox and Lois Crocker. Make sure to cross this event off the list by going to the festival this summer in Suffolk. Picture: Lucy Taylor.Jimmy's Farm Sausage and Beer Festival in 2015. Pictured: Henry Maddox and Lois Crocker. Make sure to cross this event off the list by going to the festival this summer in Suffolk. Picture: Lucy Taylor.

2) Jimmy’s Festival

Jimmy’s Farm, Wherstead, Ipswich, Saturday, July 22 to Sunday, July 23

Highlights include top chefs cooking up a storm, the zone will be full of activities, the main stage will see some great bands and more.

East Anglian Daily Times: Thousands of people flocked to Helmingham Hall for Suffolk Dog Day in 2016. Will you be heading to Suffolk Dog Day this year? Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown.Thousands of people flocked to Helmingham Hall for Suffolk Dog Day in 2016. Will you be heading to Suffolk Dog Day this year? Picture: Sarah Lucy Brown.

3) Suffolk Dog Day

Helmingham Hall Gardens, Sunday, July 30

Bring your prized pooch to Helmingham Hall for a fun family day out. Highlights include dog classes, a catering village and shopping.

East Anglian Daily Times: Framlingham Castle has just undergone major refurbishment. Why not cross off this list of the top 12 events in Suffolk? Picture: Gregg Brown.Framlingham Castle has just undergone major refurbishment. Why not cross off this list of the top 12 events in Suffolk? Picture: Gregg Brown.

4) Knights and Princesses

Framlingham Castle, Monday, July 31 to Friday, August 4, 11am to 5pm

Children are cordially invited to meet the castle’s courtly experts who will teach them a range of skills.

East Anglian Daily Times: Snape Maltings is celebrating it's 50th anniversary. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWNSnape Maltings is celebrating it's 50th anniversary. Picture: SARAH LUCY BROWN

5) Snape Proms

Snape Maltings Concert Hall, Snape, Tuesday, August 1 to Friday, September 1

From big bands and orchestras to folk groups and solo artists, there is something for everyone.

East Anglian Daily Times: FolkEast music and art festival showcasing the best of Suffolk at Glemham Hall. Make sure to head this summer. Picture: Gregg Brown.FolkEast music and art festival showcasing the best of Suffolk at Glemham Hall. Make sure to head this summer. Picture: Gregg Brown.

6) Folkeast Festival

Glemham Hall, Little Glemham, Woodbridge, Friday, August 18 to Sunday, August 20, 9am to 4.30pm

The three-day festival returns to Glemham Hall for the sixth year. Headliners include Jon Boden, Nancy Kerr and others.

East Anglian Daily Times: The annual Aldeburgh Carnival will be taking place again this sumer. Picture: Gregg Brown.The annual Aldeburgh Carnival will be taking place again this sumer. Picture: Gregg Brown.

7) Aldeburgh Carnival

Throughout the town, Saturday, August 19 to Monday, August 21

Carnival-goers can look forward to this annual event returning to the seaside resort, which runs over four days.

East Anglian Daily Times: Competitors take part in the Thorpeness Regatta on the Meare during a previous year. Will you be heading to even this summer? Picture: Simon Parker.Competitors take part in the Thorpeness Regatta on the Meare during a previous year. Will you be heading to even this summer? Picture: Simon Parker.

8) Thorpeness Regatta

Thorpeness Meare, Thorpeness, Friday, August 25, 10 am to 8.30pm

The main event starts at 10am, when visitors can watch boats and more. Further highlights include an all-day barbecue, music, and more.

East Anglian Daily Times: The crowd at the main stage of the Maui Waui Festival. Picture: Jerry TyeThe crowd at the main stage of the Maui Waui Festival. Picture: Jerry Tye (Image: Archant)

9) Maui Waui Festival

Peak Hill Farm, Theberton, Friday, August 25 to Sunday, August 27

This three-day international festival of music, performance and arts is returning for its fifth year.

East Anglian Daily Times: Come and see all of the animals at Easton Farm Park this summer. Photo: Contributed.Come and see all of the animals at Easton Farm Park this summer. Photo: Contributed. (Image: (c) copyright citizenside.com)

10) Family fun at the farm

Easton Farm Park, Easton. Various dates through July and August

This popular farm park will be hosting a magic event. All the animals will be there and don’t forget to hug a bunny before you leave.

East Anglian Daily Times: The food and drink festival will be taking place again this summer in Bury St Edmunds. Picture: Andy Abbott.The food and drink festival will be taking place again this summer in Bury St Edmunds. Picture: Andy Abbott. (Image: Archant)

11) The Bury St Edmunds Food and Drink Festival

Sunday, August 27 and Monday, August 28

Highlights include a farmers’ market, street entertainment, celebrity chef appearances and children will love the beach area.

East Anglian Daily Times: Moyse's Hall in Bury St Edmunds. Pirates will be taking over the hall during August. Picture: contributed.Moyse's Hall in Bury St Edmunds. Pirates will be taking over the hall during August. Picture: contributed. (Image: Archant)

12) Moyse’s Hall Pirate Takeover

Moyse’s Hall Museum, Bury St Edmunds, Tuesday, August 1 to Thursday, August 31

Children can come and explore the Lost Property exhibition and take part in a range of pirate-themed activities.