Armed Forces Day Lowestoft

Saturday, 25 June 2022 07:10

Another weekend of entertainment is in store on Lowestoft seafront.

Another weekend of entertainment is in store on Lowestoft seafront.

After the success of the First Light Festival, plus the re-opening of the East Point Pavilion - the Royal Green plays host to Armed Forces Day today (Saturday 25th June).

It's to support the people who keep us safe in the UK and across the world.

Organisers are promising bigger and better events, music, marching bands, displays and military vehicles.

... and they say it’ll be bigger and better than previous years on the Royal Green - right throughout the day from 10am to 8pm.

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