Reviews of St Peter's by the Waterfront. (Museum) in Ipswich (Suffolk).

St Peter's by the Waterfront

100 Reviews

49 Comments

Museum

Art center

College St, Ipswich IP4 1BF, United Kingdom

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Information of St Peter's by the Waterfront, Museum in Ipswich (Suffolk)

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Open hours of St Peter's by the Waterfront

Sunday

Closed

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

10am–4pm

Wednesday

12–2pm

Thursday

10am–4pm

Friday

Closed

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of St Peter's by the Waterfront

Worth going inside just to look at the unusual black marble font with cats. Craft stalls somewhat tacky with cheap paper items jewellery and other knickknacks. Charter hangings and information boards OK but be careful not to trip on the clutter nearby.

R. D.

Went here for someone who has a stall occasionally at the craft fair. She is a very talented artist. This is her work. Interesting tapestry of Ipswich through the ages as well which is amazing! So much talent in Ipswich!!

J. W.

Lovely church with an interesting history. Was greeted at the door by warden(?) who told us stories of Ipswich with humour but gave us space to explore.

R. C.

Excellent tapestries depicting Ipswich past, and a beautiful stained glass window. Historical information of the area the church used to serve

Well it depends on the band today we saw invisible touch Genisis tribute band who are brilliant. The venue an old church had close parking near bars and restaurants on the marina waterfront . Atmospheric inside. Few tins for refreshments. Toilets clean and tidy . Standing venue for the band .Great night

M. J.

I am so happy to see that the church is being used. My grandparents were married in this church. My mother Patricia Smith was baptized in this church and later married my father there. In 2002 my husband and I traveled over from America with our family and had our marriage blessed in the church. The town was so excited that we wanted to do this that it was in the local paper. They mentioned to me that they were so happy that we wanted to do this that they were discussing reviving the churches. I'm so happy to see this.

J. C.

Lovely venue with warming lights and beautiful windows to gaze at. Very good toilets too.

T. S.

A conversion from a Mariner's Church. Great music venue now. The innovative suspended heating meant the whole auditorium was warm...on a very wet and cold night. Great performances too...

R. N.

My 1st time here. It was a pleasant surprise to see an old church being used like this.

J. H.

Technically we were after closing time but kind woman tidying up let us view marvellous tapestries - eight modern works of art showing Ipswich through the centuries. Beautiful and brilliant!

A. S.

What a little gem of a venue! Saw Dolly Parton Story which was worthy of a London theatre posting. Stunning acoustics..Comfy seats, glass of wine and full house! Simpy' fab

D. K.

Visited for Saturday evening charity choir event. Great venue with fine acoustics and enjoyable. Parking at Cardinal park (nearest parking) can be difficult on Saturday.

P. R.

Absolutely beautiful venue and what better place to go and see one of your favourite bands in. Had an amazing night and the venue had a great atmosphere!

E. M.

Beautiful old church and what a great idea to use it as a venue for parties etc.

A. S.

Visited for the Ipswich jazz festival. The stain glass window is a wonderful back drop and the acoustics were great.

N. C.

A fabulous heritage centre for Ipswich. Go visit and see the beautiful Ipswich Charter Hangings. And also find out about the craft fairs and jazz nights too.