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Every year Maritime Woodbridge celebrates Woodbridge’s maritime and riverside heritage from Anglo-Saxon times to the present day.
The event is organised by and for the community. A key aspect is that it is free (and fun) for visitors, but underpinned by the heritage we all share, and which still influences the town today.
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In 2010 the Normans invaded but found themselves repelled by the citizens of Woodbridge |
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| In 2008 the Vikings invaded, marauded and told sagas. All that plus a bigger and better range of shore-side activities. |  |
| In 2007 it was decided to incorporate a theme into the event, starting with the Anglo-Saxons. Much bigger than 2006, it included many shore-side activites. |  |
| In 2006 a combination of happenstance and hard work meant that the first event was a great success. |  |
| and for 2012 - guess who? | |
Maritime Woodbridge is part of Heritage Open Days