Now the summer holiday has come to an end, it's easy to be stuck for weekend attraction ideas.

From watching Blur to taking a trip back in time are just some of the fun events being held across the county.

Anglo-Saxon living event at Sutton Hoo

Visitors will see how Anglo-Saxons lived over a 1000 years ago (Image: Darren Olley)Join the Sae Wylfings as they immerse you in Anglo-Saxon living at Sutton Hoo.

The National Trust site is home to one of the greatest archaeological finds of all time, and plays a crucial part in East Anglian history.

Live re-enactors will show visitors how life was over 1,000 years ago, teaching them about survival and battle.

Second World War operations room open day

The operations room was once home to the Royal Observer Corps  (Image: Rebecca Austin)

The only surviving Second World War operation room is offering a rare chance to go inside and see the work of the everyday individuals that changed the course of the war.

Bury St Edmunds Guildhall will be holding a free event on Saturday, September 7 and Sunday, September 8, to give visitors an insight into the operations room, as it was, with guided anecdotes and fascinating stories.

Rock and pop festival

Jimmy's Farm will host many of the best musical tribute acts (Image: Newsquest)

Jimmy's Farm prepare to host some of the UK's best tributes to artists like Madonna, Oasis and Dua Lipa on Friday, September 6 and Saturday, September 7.

Tickets cost £35 for adult weekend passes and £10 for child weekend passes. You can also buy day tickets and dogs are welcome, but must be kept on a lead at all times.

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Suffolk dog day

The annual dog day attracts many visitors (Image: St Elizabeth Hospice)

On Sunday, September 8, Suffolk Dog Day will be held at Helmingham Hall, near Stowmarket.

The event raises money to cover the expense of services St Elizabeth Hospice delivers.

The day offers dog classes, dog agility, scurry activities and over 50 stalls of goodies for the dogs.

The Riverside: Blur - live at Wembley

Blur, arriving at the premiere of To The EndBlur, arriving at the premiere of To The End (Image: Ian West/PA Wire)

If you didn't manage to get Oasis tickets last weekend, how about supporting Blur instead?

The Riverside are showing Blur - live at Wembley, Saturday, September 7.

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A perfect chance to kick back and relax, perhaps after a walk along Kyson point.