What's on in Haverhill: November and December 2026

November 2026

2 November: Hadestown on screen

Monday 2 November, 7pm | Filmed musical, age recommendation 15+ | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR | Standard £17.50; student £12.50; member/concession £14.50.

Watch the West End stage production on the cinema screen, with folk and jazz music telling the stories of Orpheus, Eurydice, Hades and Persephone. This is a screening, rather than a touring stage performance.

3 November: Haverhill Music Hub Showcase

Tuesday 3 November, 7pm; doors 6.30pm | Local live music | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR | £5.

Local musicians take the stage for a showcase spanning rock, pop and other styles, supporting Haverhill's grassroots music scene.

6 November: Mark Watson

Friday 6 November, 7.30pm | Stand-up comedy | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR | £24.

Before It Overtakes Us finds Mark Watson considering uncertain futures alongside the smaller, stranger questions of everyday life.

7 November: Haverhill Makers Market

Saturday 7 November, 9am to 3pm | Crafts and local food | High Street, Haverhill.

Browse handmade products and food from independent makers, bakers and creators, with stalls spread along the High Street.

7 November: The Swinging Cat Jazz Club

Saturday 7 November, 8pm | Live jazz | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR | Standard £15.50; under-18s £10.50.

Hannah Horton welcomes pianist Emily Francis and youth ensemble J Steps for a night connecting established players with the next generation of jazz musicians.

8 November: Remembrance Sunday

Sunday 8 November, parade 2.30pm; cemetery service 3pm | Community remembrance | Parade from the Arts Centre car park to Withersfield Road cemetery.

The procession passes through the town centre before the service led by the Rev Max Drinkwater. The council publishes the route and temporary road closures; times are approximate.

9 to 12 November: The Mildenhall Treasure

Monday 9 to Thursday 12 November, timed afternoon sessions | Mixed-reality heritage exhibition | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR | £2 per session.

Use a headset to explore a digital recreation of the Suffolk discovery site and examine models of Roman silver. The original treasure is not on display; book a session with the venue.

19 November: An Evening with Tom Heap

Thursday 19 November, 7.30pm | Talk on energy and the environment | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR | Standard £21.50; under-18s £11.50.

In Power to the People, the broadcaster and author discusses renewable energy, costs and how communities can take part in the energy transition.

28 November: Christmas Carnival and Fireworks

Saturday 28 November | Community celebration | Haverhill; check the Town Council for the confirmed route, locations and timings.

The Town Council has announced the date of its Christmas Carnival and Fireworks. Further programme details were still to come when checked.

December 2026

5 December: Haverhill Makers Market

Saturday 5 December, 9am to 3pm | Crafts and local food | High Street, Haverhill.

The December makers market offers seasonal food and handmade gifts directly from regional small businesses.

From 16 December: Snow White and the Magnificent Seven

Selected performances from Wednesday 16 to Thursday 31 December | Family pantomime | Haverhill Arts Centre, High Street CB9 8AR; check the chosen performance for times and ticket prices.

Anita Harris joins a cast of panto favourites for Snow White's battle with the Wicked Queen. Most published performances show standard tickets at £20 and concessions at £18; some school sessions are already sold out.

20 December: Carols for All

Sunday 20 December, 7pm | Community Christmas concert | Old Independent Church, Haverhill | £11.

Haverhill Silver Band, Haverhill and District Operatic Society and Haverhill Singers perform seasonal music together. Tickets are sold through the Arts Centre, but the concert takes place at the church.