A Suffolk estate is set to host a star gazing evening which will be raising funds in aid of a charity for young creatives.
Kenton Hall Estate near Debenham will be holding the event - the second of its kind - from 8pm on Friday, February 2.
Tickets cost £10 a person and include a cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows. All proceeds will go to the Alfie Carpenter Fund which was set up in memory of a young artist from Debenham who died last year and whose father, Mike, runs the Spiral Gallery.
The evening will be hosted by astronomer Tom Boles, president of the British Astronomy Association.
Tom has more than 50 years of experience with stars and galaxies and has discovered a record number of supernovae. A main-belt asteroid 7648 Tomboles is named after him.
Finish time is around 10pm and guests should head to The Food Hub Cookery School, Bellwell Lane, Debenham, IP14 6JX. What 3 words - twin.imparting.dilute.
Organiser Lucy Davenport said: "We were blown away by the level of public interest in our last star gazing evening. We are thrilled to be able to share the experience with members of our community again while supporting The Alfie Carpenter Fund.
"Expect to see different constellations, learn about the mythology of the night sky and hopefully see some shooting stars.
"We want this to be as accessible to as many people as possible and would love to see many faces here again."
Stargazers should bring warm clothing, a chair (essential), a torch, practical footwear, binoculars and/or a telescope. For more information, visit the Kenton Hall website.
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