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SUMMARY:Bayfield Hall Sculpture Trail
DESCRIPTION:Set against the timeless backdrop of the Glaven Valley in North Norfolk\, the 5th annual Bayfield Hall Sculpture Trail returns from 16th September to 18th October 2026. This year\, the trail invites visitors to journey through the evocative theme of “Ritual”\, exploring the universal human impulse to create meaning through repetition\, gesture\, and connection to the natural world. \n \nIn an era of rapid change and digital noise\, the 2026 theme of ‘Ritual@  seeks to ground us in the physical and the spiritual. Curated by Sarah Cannell and produced by Creative Odyssey CIC\, the exhibition features over 45 contemporary artists from across the UK. Their works delve into rituals of celebration\, remembrance\, and renewal. Artists have been encouraged to respond not only to the concept of ritual but to the specific “spirit of place” at Bayfield. You will find installations that honour the rhythms of the seasons\, the cycles of decay and growth\, and the quiet\, daily routines of the flora and fauna that inhabit these three acres of private grounds. \nThe Experience\nThe trail offers a unique opportunity to explore parts of the Bayfield Hall estate usually closed to the public. The circular walk takes you through: \n\n\nThe Wildflower Gardens: Where delicate\, site-specific works interact with the vibrant late-summer blooms. \n\n\nAncient Woodland: Sheltering larger-scale sculptures that play with light and shadow amongst the trees. \n\n\nThe Ruined Chapel: Perhaps the most poignant site for the theme of “Ritual\,” where the remains of the family chapel provide a sacred architecture for reflective art. \n\n\nThe River Glaven: The trail overlooks this rare chalk stream\, offering a sense of tranquillity that complements the meditative nature of the artworks. \n\n\nThe experience concludes at the Old Stables\, which houses a dedicated Pop-Up Gallery featuring smaller 3D works and sketches by the trail artists\, alongside the permanent Decorative Antiques and Interiors shops. \n\n \nFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\n\nWhen is the trail open? \nThe trail runs from Wednesday\, 16th September to Sunday\, 18th October 2026. It is open Wednesday to Sunday\, from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (last entry at 4:00 pm). Please note the trail is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. \nHow much are tickets and do I need to book? \nTickets are £8 for adults\, and entry is free for under-18s. While tickets are often available at the gate\, pre-booking via the official website is recommended to ensure entry during busy weekend periods. \nIs the trail accessible for wheelchairs or pushchairs? \nThe trail covers approximately 3 acres of natural terrain\, including woodland paths and grassed areas. While much of the trail is accessible in dry weather\, some sections may be uneven or muddy. All-terrain pushchairs are recommended. \nAre dogs allowed? \nYes\, well-behaved dogs are very welcome but must be kept on a short lead at all times to protect the local wildlife and the integrity of the sculptures. \nIs there food and drink available? \nYes! The Natural Surroundings Wildflower Café is located on-site\, offering a range of refreshments\, seasonal lunches\, and cakes. There is also a beautiful plant nursery to explore nearby. \nWhere is the event located? \nThe trail is held at Bayfield Hall\, Bayfield\, near Holt\, Norfolk\, NR25 7JN. Follow the brown signs for “Natural Surroundings” or “Bayfield Antiques” from the A148. \nCan I purchase the sculptures? \nMost of the artworks on the trail are available for purchase. For those interested in buying a piece or commissioning an artist\, price lists and contact details are available in the trail guide and at the pop-up gallery in the Old Stables. \n\n\n 
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/bayfield-sculpture-trail/
LOCATION:Bayfield Hall\, Holt NR25 7JN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Outdoor Events
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SUMMARY:Holt & Sheringham Norfolk 1940's Weekend 2026
DESCRIPTION:Held in conjunction with Sheringham 1940s Weekend\, the event celebrates the wartime efforts of allied forces and the remarkable resilience shown by those who dealt with the hardships on the home front. Expect the sights\, sounds and style of the ’40s in the town of Holt. \nOn Friday 18\, Saturday 19th and Sunday 20th 2026 this part of North Norfolk head back in time with a with lots of events ranging from military vehicle parades to pigeon racing. \n \nExperience the resilience and glamour of the wartime era at the Holt & Sheringham 1940s Weekend. One of the UK’s most popular heritage events\, this immersive festival transforms the towns of Holt and Sheringham—and the connecting North Norfolk Railway—into a living history museum. \nWhether you’re a history enthusiast\, a vintage fashion fan\, or looking for a nostalgic family day out\, join us as we celebrate the “Blitz Spirit” with live music\, classic vehicles\, and the unmistakable hiss of steam. \n \n\nWhat to Expect\n\n\nThe North Norfolk Railway: Travel between the two towns on authentic heritage steam trains. The stations are meticulously decorated to transport you straight back to the 1940s. \n\n\nVintage Atmosphere: Wander through streets filled with classic military vehicles\, civilian cars\, and historical re-enactors bringing the era to life. \n\n\nLive Entertainment: Dust off your dancing shoes for big band music\, tea dances\, and performances by 1940s-style crooners and starlets. \n\n\nPeriod Fashion: From Land Girls and RAF pilots to dapper civilians in trilbies\, the fashion is the star of the show. (Dressing up is highly encouraged!) \n\n\nLocal Markets & Food: Enjoy traditional rations (and some modern treats!) at local pubs\, cafés\, and stalls across both towns. \n\n\n\n“A truly unforgettable weekend where the community comes together to honour the past with style\, music\, and a lot of heart.” \n\n\nEvent at a Glance\n\n\n\nFeature\nDetails\n\n\n\n\nLocation\nSheringham\, Holt\, and the North Norfolk Railway (Poppy Line)\n\n\nTransport\nPark & Ride services are available; Steam trains run all day\n\n\nAttractions\nMilitary displays\, live music\, vintage markets\, and re-enactments\n\n\nVibe\nNostalgic\, community-focused\, and family-friendly\n\n\n\n\nFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\nDo I have to dress in 1940s attire? Not at all! While many visitors love to get into the spirit by wearing period-correct outfits\, you are more than welcome in modern clothes. If you do want to dress up\, look for “Utility Clothing\,” military uniforms\, or classic tea dresses. \nAre tickets required? The events within the towns of Holt and Sheringham are generally free to access. However\, tickets are required to travel on the North Norfolk Railway (The Poppy Line) and to access certain platform displays. We recommend booking steam train tickets in advance as they sell out quickly. \nIs the event dog-friendly? Yes! Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome in most outdoor areas and on the heritage trains (subject to railway policy). Please be aware that the crowds can be very large and noisy\, which may be stressful for some pets. \nHow do I get between Holt and Sheringham? The most authentic way is via the North Norfolk Railway. Alternatively\, a shuttle bus service usually operates between Holt station and the town centre\, and there are local bus routes and parking facilities available. \nWhat happens if it rains? The “Blitz Spirit” means we carry on regardless! Many displays are outdoors\, so please dress for the British weather. There are plenty of indoor cafés\, pubs\, and station buildings to duck into if a shower passes through. \nIs there parking available? Parking in the town centres is extremely limited during the weekend. We strongly advise using the official Park & Ride services located on the outskirts of the towns to avoid congestion
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/holt-sheringham-norfolk-1940s-weekend/
LOCATION:Holt & Sheringham Norfolk\, Holt & Sheringham Norfolk\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Summer
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SUMMARY:Hunstanton Soap Box Derby 2026
DESCRIPTION:On Sunday 20 September the popular Soap box derby returns to the streets of Hunstanton in Norfolk. In 2024 around 50 home-built karts took part with karts with karts racing down the streets of Hunstanton on the first weekend of the Easter school holiday and marked over 70 years since the first Soap Box Derby was held in Hunstanton in 1953. \nEntries have now opened for Hunstanton’s Soap Box Derby and are limited to just 60 teams. It’s a day packed with family entertainment\, a carnival atmosphere and the chance to watch racing through the streets of Hunstanton. This is going to be an Easter ‘eggstravaganza’ with more karts than ever and associated activities taking place in the town supporting the event. \n \nOften described as Hunstanton’s very own whacky races will return on the 21st September 2025. The event is organised by the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk. Construct your hand-built karts and come and join in the fun\, racing down Hunstanton’s hilly streets\, thrilling the large crowds in attendance. Teams are encouraged from everywhere and everyone – families\, businesses\, organisations; all of the community. \nKey information\n\nVenue: The Green\, Hunstanton PE36 6BL\nDate: Sunday 20th September 2026\nRacing time: Approximately 11am to 5pm\nEntry fee: Senior £25\, Junior £20\n\nThe course is fast and exciting with challenges to overcome (ramp\, chicane and tight corners). Starting by the High Street on Greevegate\, it zooms down past the Green and finishes in Beach Terrace Road by the Bandstand. \nThe course and its start and finish is controlled on the day by King’s Lynn & District Motor Club. \n \nFor spectators there will be music and entertainment on the Green\, all contributing to a great carnival atmosphere for all the family! There are plenty of outlets nearby the Green and the course to purchase food and refreshments. \nRace categories\nChoose which category to enter from the four below (note the change of senior ages this year): \nJunior\nUnder 13 (10-12 year olds)\nUnder 16 (13-15 year olds)\nSenior\nAdult (16-49 year olds)\nVeterans (50+)\nNB. All above ages are as on race day. \nPrizes\nThere will be prizes for teams finishing first\, second and third in each category and a trophy for the overall winner. There will also be a ‘Concours d’elegance’ award for the best-looking kart. \nEntry fees\nSenior £25\nJunior £20\nProvisional race timings\nIf you’re racing\, registration will begin from 9.30am. Scrutineering will take place in the pits on the Upper Green with officials checking all karts for conformity to event rules. \nTeams\nTeams may consist of up to 4 members in total (including driver or drivers). Karts may accommodate one or two drivers (no more). Team members not driving will push off the kart at the start. \nSafety\nThis is an event with some dangers so drivers and team members must consider these. Drivers MUST wear a helmet and the organisers strongly recommend that this is a full face helmet. Organisers also strongly recommend drivers to wear a gum shield and that legs and arms are fully dressed (ie. no bare legs or arms). \nPresentations\nThe day will conclude with a presentation ceremony once racing has ended and the results have been established. \nEvent rules\nAll entrants must read and agree to the event rules and kart specifications. Entrants must construct their karts in line with event specifications covering size\, brake systems etc. \nEvent rules and specifications are available here. \nClosing date\nEntries will close on 4 September 2024. Limit of 60 entries (in total). \nGo here for an entry form.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/hunstanton-soap-box-derby/
LOCATION:Cliff Parade\, Cliff Parade\, Hunstanton\, PE36 6BQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Hunstanton
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