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Early May Bank Holiday Footpath Walk: This has become an annual event which takes the form of a 2 hour leisurely circular walk using parish footpaths. (See Meetings page for more details) Open Gardens is held annually on the second Sunday in June. (See Open Gardens page for more details) We also take a table at the annual Community Council Christmas Fayre in early December when we sell our publications and tea towels. Support for the Nayland Village Festival has taken the form of a village photographic quiz. Visits to local buildings and historic sites and place of interest, such as Sutton Hoo and Staverton Thicks (an ancient oak wood near Rendlesham) are also part of the Society’s activities. |
 Visit to Hollesley Bay Colony Stud |
 Visit to Staverton Thicks |
 Visit to Lineage Wood |
 Visit to Copford Church |
 Nayland Christmas Fayre |