Gislingham Silver Band
Gislingham Silver Band was established in 1885.
We are proud to be Suffolk's longest established
village brass band.The band perform at various concerts, fêtes, garden parties, and other events
during the year.
We are one of the few
marching bands in Suffolk.
Our next engagement is
Sunday 11th November 2017
Dickleburgh Remembrance Parade
and Service
10:30
Botesdale Remembrance Parade
14:30
Our engagements for 2017
are listed in the Engagements Diary tab.
Gislingham Silver Band played for the carol service at Thornham Magna.
We were honoured to be in the presence of Mary & Joseph again.
Dickleburgh
Remembrance Sunday 2016
Gislingham Silver Band were joined by
members of Dickleburgh Sea Scouts Band
Walsham-le-Willows
Open Gardens
Bank Holiday Monday
Gislingham Fete
was the first time many of the training band
had marched and played!
They ALL did brilliantly!!
Picture by Jeff Norman
More pictures in the Gallery
Planning Permission has been granted
for the new Band Hut.
Soon we will know how much it will cost to build!
We will need support from everyone
to raise the funds to secure
the future of the band and
hopefully encourage many more to join us.
Gislingham Silver Band marching in Eye for
the Mayor Making Parade 2016
More pictures are in our
From Tuesday 13th January 2015 rehearsals are being held at:
Gislingham CEVC Primary School
Broadfields Road, Gislingham IP23 8HX
The Training band 6.30pm to 7.30pm
The Main band 7.30pm to 9.30pm
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New players are always welcome - all ages and abilities.
Members do not pay subscriptions, are provided with uniform
and loan instruments are often available.
Members receive no payment for playing.
We are currently searching for photographs of the band
or band members in uniform.
The older the better!
We are researching the people and places in the photographs.
It seems that we play music (not take photos!)
Hopefully many people will have photographs of the band
or members and ex-members of the band.
Your pictures can be scanned and returned,
or even scanned while-you-wait.
Old or damaged pictures can be 'refreshed' or restored.