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SUMMARY:Aylsham Show 2025
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URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/aylsham-show-norfolk/
LOCATION:Blickling Estate\, Blickling Estate\, Blickling\, Norfolk\, NR11 6NF\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Blickling,Summer
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SUMMARY:Norfolk Restaurant Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:This is Norfolk’s largest dining event\, a culinary celebration of our vibrant restaurant scene\, fine food\, and the people who produce it returns in the Autumn of 2026. Whether you’re a seasoned foodie or just someone who appreciates a cracking meal without the eye-watering bill\, Norfolk Restaurant Week 2026 is the highlight of the autumnal calendar. \n \nAs the North Sea breeze begins to bite and the Norfolk skies turn that particular shade of “moody flint\,” there is no better refuge than a candlelit bistro or a roaring pub fire. This year\, we’re back to celebrate the incredible larder of our county—from Brancaster mussels to Binham Blue—bringing you the finest dining experiences at prices that make a second glass of wine feel like a very sensible executive decision. \n \nNorfolk Restaurant Week 2026: A Celebration of Local Flavour\nAs the crisp November air settles over the salt marshes and the Norfolk landscape transitions into its rugged winter coat\, the county’s premier culinary event returns. Norfolk Restaurant Week 2026 stands as a testament to the region’s vibrant food scene\, offering a fortnight of exceptional dining that celebrates both local produce and the skill of the county’s finest chefs. \nFrom the bustling streets of Norwich to the quiet\, flint-walled pubs of the coast\, the event provides an opportunity for diners to experience high-end gastronomy at a significantly more accessible price point. It is a period when the “larder of England” truly shines\, highlighting seasonal staples such as Brancaster mussels\, game from local estates\, and the celebrated cheeses of the Norfolk plains. \n\n\nThe 2026 Schedule\nIn Previous years the event is scheduled to run across two working weeks: \n\n\nWeek One: Monday 2nd – Friday 6th November \n\n\nWeek Two: Monday 9th – Friday 13th November \n\n\nDuring this time\, participating establishments offer unmissable\, fixed-price menus. These are typically structured in two tiers\, allowing guests to choose between two or three courses. The initiative is designed to support the local hospitality industry during the quieter autumnal months while rewarding the loyalty of local residents and visiting food enthusiasts alike. \nHow the Event Operates\n\n\nSelection: The full list of participating venues is released via the official website in the weeks leading up to the event. \n\n\nReservations: Bookings are made directly with the chosen restaurant. Due to the event’s popularity\, early reservation is highly recommended. \n\n\nThe Menu: Diners must specify their intent to dine from the “Restaurant Week” menu at the time of booking to ensure the promotional rates are applied. \n\n\n\nFrequently Asked Questions\nIs advance booking required? It is considered essential. While some venues may accommodate walk-ins if space permits\, Norfolk Restaurant Week is notoriously popular. To avoid disappointment\, tables should be secured well in advance. \nAre the menus available during the weekend? The event runs strictly from Monday to Friday. This structure is designed to support businesses during their mid-week periods. Standard menus typically apply on the intervening Saturday and Sunday. \nDo the fixed-price menus offer smaller portions? The portions remain consistent with the restaurants’ standard offerings. The event is an opportunity for chefs to showcase their signature style and quality; therefore\, diners can expect the same generous standards found on an à la carte menu. \nWhen are the menus published? Menus are typically made available online once a restaurant confirms its participation. This allows diners to browse the specific seasonal dishes on offer before making a reservation. \nAre dogs permitted at participating venues? Norfolk is a notably dog-friendly county\, and many participating pubs and bistros welcome four-legged guests. However\, policies vary by establishment. It is advised that diners check the specific listing for the “dog-friendly” icon or contact the venue directly before arrival. \nAre dietary requirements accommodated? Participating chefs are generally well-equipped to handle various dietary needs\, including vegetarian\, vegan\, and gluten-free options. Guests are encouraged to notify the restaurant of any specific allergies or requirements at the time of booking to ensure a seamless dining experience. \nNote for 2026 Visitors: Because the menus rely heavily on seasonal and locally sourced ingredients\, they remain subject to change based on daily availability from Norfolk’s farmers and fishermen. \nDon’t Forget to Check Out the LoveNorfolk Guide to Best Restaurants & Pubs on The North Norfolk Coast \n \n  \n 
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/norfolk-restaurant-week/
LOCATION:Norfolk Coast\, Norfolk Coast\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Food
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SUMMARY:Burnham Market Christmas Lights 2024
DESCRIPTION:The annual Christmas lights switch on provisional dates are Saturday 15th November 2025. \n \nThe Green is where the shops and restaurants will be home to hundreds of glittering lights.  Expect to find Santa’s Grotto with gifts for the children\, stalls and carol singers . The event kicks off at 1.00pm with the lights switch on at 5pm \n2024 Switch on Features include: \n\nLive music\nDrinks\nFood\nShopping\nSanta’s Grotto\nSnow Globe\nFairground\nJack Brock the Shetland Pony\nCarol Singers\nBrass Band\n\nWhy not make an evening of it by dropping in to the Hoste for a mulled wine or if you are really organised a meal at Burnham Market’s most loved restaurant Socius\, whilst not forgetting the Acre@twh which is just a few minutes drive away.  Visit our Eat pages for more information.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/burnham-market-christmas-market-and-lights/
LOCATION:Burnham Market\, Norfolk\, Burnham Market\, Norfolk\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Christmas,Food
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SUMMARY:Sheringham Viking Festival and Parade 2026
DESCRIPTION:Vikings once struck terror into the hearts of the inhabitants of our shores\, but their return to north Norfolk will be very much welcomed. Plans have been drawn up to stage Sheringham’s Scira Viking Festival – which culminates in the burning of a model long ship. Provisional date of Saturday March 28th 2026. \nEmbark on a Viking Adventure: Sheringham Viking Festival 2026\nPrepare to be transported back in time at the Sheringham Viking Festival\, a captivating celebration of Norse heritage! Experience the thrill of Viking battles\, the spectacle of a boat-burning ceremony\, and immerse yourself in a culture of warriors and seafarers. \nSheringham Viking Festival 2026: A Date to Remember \nMark your calendars! The Sheringham Viking Festival Provisional date of Saturday March 28th 2026.  This free event welcomes all\, with voluntary donations appreciated to ensure future celebrations. \nA Day of Viking Splendor \nThe festival unfolds across two vibrant locations: \nBeeston Common (East of Sheringham\, near Beeston Bump): From 10:00 AM to approximately 4:00 PM\, witness the bustling Viking Village\, a hub of educational and creative activities. Engage in thrilling battle re-enactments and delve into the daily life of Viking settlers.\nSheringham Seafront (Below Leas\, near the former Burlington Hotel): As evening descends\, the spectacle shifts to the seafront. At 6:10 PM\, the Viking Parade will commence from the top car park in Sheringham\, winding its way through the town. The grand finale\, the iconic boat-burning ceremony\, will begin at 6:30 PM. \nWhat Awaits You at the Festival… \nViking Village: Explore a recreated Viking settlement\, complete with demonstrations of crafts\, skills\, and daily life.\nBattle Re-enactments: Witness the clash of steel as Viking warriors engage in thrilling combat.\nViking Parade: Join the procession as it makes its way to the seafront\, setting the stage for the evening’s climax.\nBoat-Burning Ceremony: Experience the awe-inspiring spectacle of a Viking longship being set ablaze\, a symbolic tribute to Norse traditions. \nLocal Exploration: Discover the charm of Sheringham\, with its unique shops\, delectable cuisine\, and the North Norfolk heritage railway. Enrich your experience with visits to the town’s museums and attractions\, revealing the area’s rich history. \n\nA Legacy of Viking Spirit \nThe Sheringham Viking Festival\, conceived by local artist Colin Seal\, has become a beloved annual tradition (with exceptions during lockdown). It serves as a vibrant commemoration of the Viking presence in Sheringham and its surroundings. Organised by the Sheringham Carnival Committee\, the festival offers a family-friendly and educational experience\, particularly for young enthusiasts eager to learn about Viking history and participate in creative activities. \n \nThe Heart of the Festival: The Boat-Burning Ceremony \nThe boat-burning ceremony is a powerful and moving tribute to Viking culture. This symbolic act represents the end of a journey and the beginning of a new chapter\, honoring the spirit and traditions of these legendary seafarers. \n \nWild Luxury – The Fabulous Family Holiday on the Norfolk Coast
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/sheringham-viking-festival/
LOCATION:Beeston Common Sheringham  Norfolk\, Beeston Common Sheringham Norfolk\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Norfolk Easter Events What's on,Norfolk Festivals
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SUMMARY:Paws on the Pier
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a tail-wagging good time at Paws on the Pier\, Cromer Pier’s  dog festival returns on Sunday March 29th 2026. Bring your furry friends for a day of pawsitive fun\, games\, and activities. \n \nThis event is perfect for dog lovers\, proud pet parents\, and anyone looking for a unique experience. \n \nPaws on the Pier will feature exciting dog shows\, a pet parade\, and plenty of opportunities to meet fellow dog enthusiasts. Dog-friendly stalls will offer everything from treats and toys to grooming tips and accessories\, with a few treats for humans too. Enter your dog in fun categories like ‘Best in Show’\, ‘Waggiest Tail’\, or ‘Best Dressed’\, sponsored and judged by Cromer Vets. \nWith beautiful North Norfolk coast views\, a fantastic atmosphere\, and numerous dog-friendly activities\, Paws on the Pier celebrates four-legged companions. Cromer Pier is fully dog-friendly\, so visitors can also enjoy a drink at the bar or a meal at Tides Bistro. This free\, no-ticket-required event promises a memorable day. \nPet traders\, dog trainers\, and potential sponsors for dog show events can contact nbushell@cromerpier.co.uk for more information. Paws on the Pier – where every dog has its day!
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/paws-on-the-pier-cromer/
LOCATION:Cromer Pier\, Cromer Pier\, NR27 9HE\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Norfolk Easter Events What's on,Norfolk Festivals
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SUMMARY:Holkham Spring Market
DESCRIPTION:The Holkham Spring Market is where 50 local artisan producers will be present\, offering a diverse array of food\, drink\, gifts\, and crafts to visitors. \n\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nOver the Easter weekend 3-5th 2026 April the Spring Fair returns to the Lady Elizabeth Wing showcasing the very best produce\, gifts and crafts from over 50 local artisan producers. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFood and drink stalls will feature a range of homemade preserves\, freshly baked goods such as bread and cakes\, and alcoholic beverages from local distilleries and breweries. Participating producers will include firms like Archangel Distilleries\, known for their gin\, and Black Shuck\, which produces a variety of spirits. Food concessions situated in the courtyard will provide street food options\, including gourmet burgers\, loaded fries\, and Mexican cuisine. The Lady Elizabeth Wing bar will operate a cashless system\, serving beverages such as Pimm’s\, local cider\, prosecco\, and beer. \n \nCraft and gift stalls will showcase a variety of handmade items. These will encompass jewellery\, homeware items like cushions and lampshades\, stationery products\, and leather goods. Visitors can expect to find unique items such as hand-printed lino prints inspired by the Norfolk coast and artisan woodcraft. Vendors will offer items crafted from materials like sterling silver\, gemstones\, leather\, and various fabrics. \nThe market will utilise both indoor and outdoor spaces\, so do dress for the weather. Well-behaved dogs on leads will be permitted within the Lady Elizabeth Wing Courtyard and the indoor bar area\, but they will not be allowed within the indoor stall areas..
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/holkham-spring-market/
LOCATION:Auto Draft
CATEGORIES:Food,Holkham Hall,Norfolk Easter Events What's on
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260412T170000
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SUMMARY:Norfolk Artisan Spring Fair 2026
DESCRIPTION:This Spring the Norfolk Artisan Fair will be showcasing an inspiring array of innovative and quality artisan goods at Fakenham Racecourse. \n \nOn Saturday 11th & Sunday 12th April 20256\, over 100 local food and craft stands will be offering everything ranging from local food and drink\, clothing\, crafts\, paintings\, plants\, glassware\, art\, prints\, cushions\, bunting\, candles\, pottery\, make-up\, skincare and bath products even a present for your dog. \n \nMany of these products are locally made and can’t be found on the High Street. Refreshments are available from outdoor stalls which include a selection of delicious crepes\, handmade pizzas\, cakes\, pastries\, and seasonal hot and cold drinks. \n \nThe event will be he held at Fakenham Racecourse and run from 9.30am -5pm on both Saturday and Sunday.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/norfolk-artisan-fair/
LOCATION:The Racecourse\, Fakenham NR21 7NY\, The Racecourse\, Fakenham NR21 7NY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Fakenham Races,Food,Norfolk Easter Events What's on
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SUMMARY:Sandringham Food\, Craft & Wood Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:Sandringham Food\, Craft and Wood festival returns on the first May Bank Holiday weekend on the 2nd  May through to Monday 4th 2026  Gates open at 10am. \n \nThe Sandringham Food\, Craft\, and Wood Festival returns for its annual celebration of local produce\, traditional crafts\, and rural skills\, taking place over the first May Bank Holiday weekend\, from Saturday\, May 3rd to Monday\, May 5th\, 2025. Gates will open at 10:00 am each day. \nThe festival offers a diverse range of attractions: \n* **Culinary Experiences:** \nVisitors can witness live demonstrations from celebrity chefs\, showcasing their culinary expertise. The artisan food halls will feature a wide selection of locally sourced and handcrafted food products\, providing opportunities to sample and purchase gourmet items. Real ale marquees will offer a variety of traditional and craft beers. The food piazza will present a range of street food vendors and culinary delights. \n* **Artisan Crafts:** Wood craft stalls will display intricately carved and handcrafted wooden items\, demonstrating the skill and artistry of local craftspeople. Working craft demonstrations will provide insights into traditional crafts\, such as pottery\, weaving\, and blacksmithing. Craft marquees will host a variety of stalls showcasing handmade goods\, including jewelry\, textiles\, and artwork. \n \n* **Historical Displays:** Vintage machinery displays will feature restored agricultural and industrial equipment\, offering a glimpse into the region’s history. \n* **Main Arena Entertainment:**\n* The main arena will host a dynamic schedule of events throughout the day.\n* Enjoy live music performances from various artists.\n* Family-friendly entertainment will include interactive shows and activities suitable for all ages.\n* The highly anticipated English Open chainsaw competition will showcase the skill and precision of professional chainsaw artists\, who will create intricate sculptures from raw timber. \n* **Pet Policy:** Dogs are welcome to attend the festival\, provided they are kept on a leash at all times.\n* **Parking Facilities:** Free parking is available in the designated event field car park\, ensuring convenient access for all attendees. \n* **Pricing:**\n* Adults: £14.50\n* Children (age 5-15 years) £5\n* Family Ticket  £39\n* Under  5’s: Free Over 65’s £13.50\n* Tickets can be purchased online at [Insert Website Here] or at the gate. \nGo here for all Events at Sandringham
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/sandringham-food-craft-wood-festival/
LOCATION:Sandringham Estate\, Sandringham Estate\, Norfolk\, PE35 6EN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Food,Music,Norfolk Festivals,Sandringham
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SUMMARY:Folk on the Pier 2026
DESCRIPTION:This year’s festival is poised to be an extraordinary event\, boasting record-breaking advance ticket sales\, a testament to the festival’s enduring appeal and the carefully curated lineup. \n \nThe Pavilion Theatre\, perched majestically on the pier\, will serve as the festival’s central stage\, hosting 18 captivating performances spanning acoustic-roots and electric folk-rock genres.”Folk on the Pier\,” Cromer’s cherished musical tradition\, is set to celebrate its 25th production from May 9th to 11th\, 2025\, transforming the iconic Cromer Pier and the surrounding town into a vibrant hub of folk and roots music. \nThe headlining acts include the legendary English folk-rock bands Home Service and Merry Hell\, promising high-energy performances that will resonate with audiences. A particularly poignant moment will be the Oysterband’s final Cromer appearance as part of their “Long Goodbye Tour\,” marking the end of an era for fans of this iconic band. The festival’s diverse program extends beyond these headliners\, encompassing blues and Americana from Saints and Sinners and Brooks Williams\, showcasing the rich tapestry of American musical traditions. Singer-songwriter Dorie Jackson’s highly anticipated debut promises to deliver spellbinding performances\, while renowned artists such as Jez Lowe\, Bob Fox\, Jacqui McShee & Kevin Dempsey\, Megson\, and Huw Williams will showcase the depth and beauty of acoustic music. Adding to the festival’s prestige is the presence of its new patron\, the esteemed Richard Digance. \n \nBeyond the main stage\, festivalgoers can immerse themselves in a plethora of fringe events organized by 1.3 East\, offering a more intimate and diverse musical experience. A new addition to the festival is the “Second Venue” series\, produced by Cromer Community Centre\, commencing on Thursday\, May 8th\, with a performance by Attila the Stockbroker. This parallel series will feature performances by Luke Jackson\, Ella Spencer\, and local acts Rattlebox\, North Norfolk Ukeleles\, and the Browns\, further enriching the festival’s offerings. This multi-faceted approach ensures a comprehensive and immersive musical experience\, catering to a wide range of tastes and preferences. “Folk on the Pier” promises not just a series of concerts\, but a celebration of community\, music\, and the enduring spirit of folk traditions. Tickets and further information are available at [Insert ticket purchase information here]\, inviting music lovers to partake in this landmark event.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/folk-pier-cromer-norfolk/
CATEGORIES:Music,Norfolk Festivals
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SUMMARY:Cromer Crab & Lobster Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:For the last decade and more it’s been pincers at dawn between neighbouring fishing towns Cromer and Sheringham. The festival has brought the towns of Cromer and Sheringham together to celebrate the bounty of the North Sea and the world-famous seafood produced by both coastal resorts. \n \nGet ready for a feast for the senses at the Cromer Crab & Lobster Festival\, returning to Evington Gardens 2026 dates are May 15th-17th\,  This vibrant celebration of Cromer’s seafaring heritage and its delectable crustaceans is a must-visit for food lovers and anyone seeking a taste of authentic coastal life. \nImmerse yourself in a world of deliciousness as you wander through stalls overflowing with freshly caught crab and lobster\, alongside other local delicacies and artisan crafts. Watch talented chefs showcase their culinary skills in mouthwatering cookery demonstrations\, transforming these prized catches into delectable dishes. \nBeyond the culinary delights\, the festival offers a lively atmosphere with a true community spirit. Enjoy live music and street performers\, and soak up the vibrant energy of this popular event. Don’t miss the chance to delve into Cromer’s fascinating fishing history at the town museum’s special exhibitions. \nThe Cromer Crab & Lobster Festival is a fantastic opportunity to experience the best of Norfolk’s coastal cuisine and culture. Come hungry\, and leave with a newfound appreciation for the treasures of the sea!
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/crab-lobster-festival-norfolk/
LOCATION:Cromer & Sheringham Norfolk\, Cromer & Sheringham Norfolk\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Norfolk Festivals,Small Events,Summer
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SUMMARY:Pageant of Motoring 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Pageant of Motoring’ will showcase eight decades of motoring supported by live music and aerial displays alongside a variety of culinary delights and a craft & vintage fair. The event is a celebration of motoring throughout the decades combined with aerial displays and live music throughout the day. \n \nRev your engines and prepare for a spectacular day out at the Sandringham Pageant of Motoring! Held in the magnificent grounds of the Sandringham Estate on Sunday 24th May 2026\, this annual event is a must for car enthusiasts and families alike. Wander through a fascinating collection of vehicles\, from vintage classics that evoke a bygone era to sleek modern marvels showcasing cutting-edge technology. Admire gleaming veteran cars with their intricate details\, marvel at the engineering prowess of classic motorcycles\, and get up close to iconic sports cars that have made history. \nBut the Sandringham Pageant of Motoring is more than just a static display. Head to the arena and witness thrilling demonstrations that will get your adrenaline pumping. Watch in awe as skilled motorcyclists perform gravity-defying stunts\, and feel the excitement as rally cars navigate challenging courses with impressive speed and precision. \nBeyond the cars\, the pageant offers a vibrant atmosphere with something for everyone. Browse a variety of trade stands overflowing with car-related accessories\, memorabilia\, and unique gifts. Indulge in delicious food and drinks from local vendors\, offering a range of culinary delights to satisfy every taste. With its stunning setting\, diverse collection of vehicles\, and exciting displays\, the Sandringham Pageant of Motoring is a truly unforgettable experience for all ages. \n \nBring a picnic\, park up\, relax and enjoy everything the day has to offer as thousands of classic motor vehicles line up for this very special day. Pole Position Parking includes entry for 1 adult. All passengers must purchase a day ticket preferably in advance. \nSingle Day Ticket £15\nOn the Day Ticket £20
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/sandringham-pageant-of-motoring/
CATEGORIES:Music,Norfolk Festivals,Sandringham,Small Events,Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260529T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260531T233000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250724T124044Z
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SUMMARY:The Out There Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:With over 100 shows from UK and international artists\, there’s something for everyone to enjoy\, from breathtaking circus acts and acrobatics to captivating dance\, comedy\, and music. \n\n\n \n\nThe Out There Festival is back in Great Yarmouth from May 29th to May 31st\, 2026\, bringing a vibrant mix of outdoor arts and circus performances to the seaside town. \n \n\n\nThis year’s festival promises a unique blend of spectacle and silliness\, creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Out There Festival has gained a reputation for showcasing world-class artistic talent and innovative performances\, making it a must-see event for art enthusiasts and families alike. And the best part? Most of the performances are free! \nSoak up the vibrant atmosphere\, discover new and exciting artists\, and be amazed by the creativity on display. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a truly unique festival that celebrates the best of outdoor arts and circus.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/the-out-there-festival-2026/
LOCATION:Auto Draft
CATEGORIES:Big Events,Norfolk Festivals,Outdoor Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260607T143000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260607T173000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260216T090649Z
UID:5417-1780842600-1780853400@lovenorfolk.co.uk
SUMMARY:Fakenham Races Ladies Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Fashion\, food and having a flutter – it has to be the annual Fakenham Races Ladies Day on the 7th June 2026 with the flag dropping for the first race at 2.30pm. A key date in the Norfolk calendar\, thousands of people stream through the gates to witness the thunder of steeds bearing down on the finish line and the roar of the crowds interspersed with the popping of corks and the rumble of conversation as visitors enjoy the day. One of the most exciting horse racing fixtures\, the all-important Ladies Day fashion at Fakenham is as dramatic as the live horse racing. \nLadies Day is on Sunday 7th June. Chic outfits and beautiful Ladies Day hats will be in abundance as thousands of racegoers put their best Jimmy Choo forward to impress the judges of the striking Style Competition; with the winning Ladies Day outfit taking home a prize\, plus other treats. \n \nIf you’re new to watching live horse racing or if you’ve been to many horse racing fixtures before\, the atmosphere can’t be beaten; soak it up as your horse thunders down the home straight and join in with thousands of racegoers cheering on their horses in each of the six thrilling horse races. As well as exciting races and fabulous Ladies Day fashion\, there will be plenty of delicious food and drink available to purchase. Enjoy glasses of summer Pimm’s\, sparkling prosecco and of course glasses of smooth Champagne. To tempt your taste buds\, they’ll be delicious artisan food served and various other street food-style vendors. A great day out.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/fakenham-races-ladies-day/
LOCATION:Auto Draft
CATEGORIES:Big Events,Fakenham Races,Food,Summer
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260612
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260615
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T081934Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T162425Z
UID:5399-1781222400-1781481599@lovenorfolk.co.uk
SUMMARY:RUN Sandringham
DESCRIPTION:This 3 day event filled with competition\, live entertainment\, yoga and celebrations is one you cannot afford to miss. Enter solo\, as a pair or a team and .There is a category for everyone. \n \nRACE DATE: 12 – 14th June\n(24 HOUR RACE SATURDAY 12PM – SUNDAY 12PM\, WITH FREE KIDS RACE ON SATURDAY 10TH) \nThis unique 24-hour event is set in the grounds of the winter residence of His Majesty the King\, a venue steeped in history\, and takes place over three days. The course will take participants of all abilities around the Sandringham Estate and surrounding trails. Runners will be immersed in this scenic route with stunning views of the royal estate\, Norfolk countryside\, and royal parkland. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe aim is to run against the clock to see how many laps of the 5 mile route you can complete before time runs out\, competing individually\, in a pair or in a team of up to 12 runners. Run as little or as many laps as you like\, whenever you wish during the 24-hour window. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n \nWith a Start/Finish and large Event village within the Sandringham Estate\, the event boasts a scenic route with stunning views of the Royal Estate\, Norfolk Countryside\, and Royal Parkland. \nA huge army of volunteers will make this superb event possible over the 3 day period. Volunteering is extremely rewarding and you don’t need any previous experience to take part. We’d love to have you join us – so click to Volunteer with Us \nGo here for all Events at Sandringham
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/run-sandringham-24/
CATEGORIES:Sandringham,Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260613T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260613T163000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T114426Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260216T090649Z
UID:5426-1781339400-1781368200@lovenorfolk.co.uk
SUMMARY:Norfolk SuperHero Challenge 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Norfolk Superhero Challenge will provisionally now take place on the 13th June 2026\, The event is a unique quadrathlon event that has raised huge sums for local charities. The Norfolk Superhero Challenge combined courses across land and sea\, centred around the coastal village of Burnham Overy Staithe. More than 130 resilient racers take on the best of Norfolk’s scenery – and the worst of its weather – before crossing the line in a gruelling quadrathlon \n \n \nThe Norfolk Superhero is a team event consisting of either male\, female or mixed pairs who complete the course together. The quadrathlon consists of swimming 1 mile from Gun Hill to the quay at Burnham Overy Staithe with the incoming tide. Kayak a 4 mile course through the creeks of Burnham Overy Staithe. Cycle a 45 mile circular route on North Norfolk’s most scenic roads. Finally run -8 miles across tracks\, sand\, mud and marsh. Come and cheer on the returners from around 2 hours after the start. It restores your faith in the human spirit! \nThe Fabulous Family Holiday on the North Norfolk Coast.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/norfolk-superhero-challenge-2020/
LOCATION:Burnham Overy Staithe & North Norfolk Coast\, Burnham Overy Staithe & North Norfolk Coast\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Big Events,Cycling,Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260620T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260621T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20260422T164308Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260422T165019Z
UID:5575-1781942400-1782061200@lovenorfolk.co.uk
SUMMARY:Hanseatic Festival of Watersports 2026
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for a weekend of adrenaline-fuelled excitement as the Hanseatic Festival of Watersports returns to the historic South Quay in King’s Lynn. On Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st June 2026\, the River Great Ouse will be transformed into a high-speed race track. Watch in awe as world-class powerboats and water skiers reach breath-taking speeds of up to 100mph right in the heart of the town. \n \nOn Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st June 2026\, the River Great Ouse will be transformed into a high-speed race track. Watch in awe as world-class powerboats and water skiers reach breath-taking speeds of up to 100mph right in the heart of the town. \nThis free-to-attend family event combines the thrill of competitive watersports with a vibrant festival atmosphere\, celebrating King’s Lynn’s rich maritime heritage as a prominent member of the Hanseatic League. \n\nWhat is On: Event Highlights\nWhether you are a petrolhead or looking for a great family day out\, the 2026 festival offers a diverse programme for all ages: \n\n\nPowerboat Racing: Feel the roar of the engines as Formula 1\, 2\, and 4 powerboats battle it out on the tidal river. \n\n\nBritish Water Ski Racing: Witness the incredible skill and endurance of athletes competing in the UK’s premier water ski racing circuits. \n\n\nJet Ski Displays: High-energy demonstrations showcasing agility and speed on the water. \n\n\nSaturday Night Fireworks: As the sun sets on Saturday\, the sky will light up with a spectacular professional firework display over the river. \n\n\nQuayside Entertainment: The fun continues on land with live music\, family activities\, and local food stalls lining the historic South Quay. \n\n\nFairground and Exhibitions: Traditional rides and maritime-themed displays will be available throughout the weekend. \n\n\n  \n \n\nA Celebration of Hanseatic Heritage\nThe festival is more than just a race; it is a nod to the unique history of King’s Lynn. As the first English member of the Hanseatic League\, the town has served as a vital hub for international trade since the Middle Ages. The Festival of Watersports brings this “gateway to the sea” back to life\, inviting visitors from across the country to experience the river as the merchants once did—though at significantly higher speeds. \n\n \n\nEssential Information\n\n\n\nFeature\nDetails\n\n\n\n\nDates\nSaturday 20th June to Sunday 21st June 2026\n\n\nLocation\nSouth Quay\, King’s Lynn\, Norfolk\, PE30 5DT\n\n\nPrice\nFREE entry for all spectators\n\n\nViewing Points\nSouth Quay\, King’s Staithe Square\, and the West Bank\n\n\nParking\nMultiple town centre car parks (Common Staithe Quay and St James Multi-Storey)\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/hanseatic-festival-of-watersports-2026/
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260720T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260720T130000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T071958Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T163740Z
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SUMMARY:The Blakeney Greasy Pole 2026
DESCRIPTION:Part of the Blakeney Sailing Regatta which runs over the whole weekend\, the greasy pole dates back well over a hundred years to 1873 when the prize for winning was a hog. \n \nThe Blakeney Greasy Pole stands as one of Norfolk’s most eccentric and enduring maritime traditions. Held annually as a centrepiece of the Blakeney Regatta\, this event draws crowds to the picturesque quay to witness a spectacle that is equal parts skill\, slapstick\, and North Sea mud. \nThe premise is deceptively simple: a lengthy timber pole is heavily coated in lard and suspended horizontally over the water from the side of a moored barge. Participants must navigate the treacherous\, slippery surface to reach the end. While the physical goal is to snatch a prize—traditionally a leg of mutton\, though now usually represented by a flag—the true objective for the spectators is to watch the inevitable\, undignified plunges into the harbour below. \nManaged by the Blakeney Old Wild Boys\, the event preserves a sense of Victorian coastal fun. It is a celebration of community spirit where local bravery is tested against the laws of friction\, providing a hilarious highlight to the village’s summer calendar. \n\n \nFrequently Asked Questions\nWhat is the history of the Greasy Pole?\nThe event has been a staple of the Blakeney Regatta for over a century. Traditionally\, greasy poles were common in coastal towns across the UK\, often used to test the balance and agility of sailors. In Blakeney\, the tradition has been fiercely protected by local families and the Regatta committee\, maintaining its status as a “must-see” local custom. \nHow does the competition work?\nContestants take turns attempting to walk\, crawl\, or slide along the grease-covered pole. The pole is suspended over the water at high tide to ensure a safe (if muddy) landing. The winner is the first person to successfully reach the end and retrieve the prize without falling into the harbour. \nWhat is the prize for winning?\nIn years past\, the victor would claim a leg of mutton tied to the end of the pole—a substantial prize for a working-class family. In the modern era\, the mutton has largely been replaced by a symbolic flag\, which the winner then exchanges for a trophy\, a voucher\, or a cash prize. \nWho can enter the event?\nEntry is typically open to the public\, though participants are usually divided into categories based on age. It is a popular challenge for both locals and brave visitors. Entrants are advised that they will get wet and will likely be covered in a fair amount of grease and harbour silt by the end of their attempt. \nWhat should participants wear?\nThere is no formal dress code\, but most competitors opt for old clothes they don’t mind ruining. Tight-fitting swimwear or gym gear is often preferred over baggy clothing\, which can become heavy and cumbersome once wet. Fancy dress is also a common sight\, adding to the festive atmosphere. \nIs it safe?\nThe event is closely monitored by the Regatta organisers. It is timed to coincide with high tide to ensure the water is deep enough for a safe fall. However\, the pole is exceptionally slippery\, and the quay can be crowded; participants enter at their own risk and are expected to be confident swimmers. \nPart of the Blakeney Sailing Regatta which runs over the whole weekend\, the greasy pole dates back well over a hundred years to 1873 when the prize for winning was a hog.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/the-blakeney-greasy-pole/
LOCATION:Blakeney Quay\, Blakeney Quay\, Norfolk\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260820T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260823T230000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
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SUMMARY:Sandringham August Concert Weekend Aug 2026
DESCRIPTION:Experience a weekend of world-class music set against the historic backdrop of the Royal Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. From August 20th to August 23rd\, 2026\, Heritage Live brings iconic legends to the stage for an unforgettable outdoor concert series. Catch the legendary lineup at the Royal Sandringham Estate this August 2026. Featuring Eric Clapton\, Lionel Richie\, and Ronnie Wood. \n \nThe August bank holiday weekend is shaping up to be a historic event. Below are the headliners and special guests confirmed so far: \n\n\n\nDate\nHeadlining Artist\nSpecial Guests\n\n\n\n\nThursday\, 20th Aug\nLionel Richie\nSupport to be announced\n\n\nSunday\, 23rd Aug\nEric Clapton\nRonnie Wood\, Andy Fairweather Low\, Will Wilde\n\n\n\n \n  \n\nWeekend Highlights\nLionel Richie – Thursday\, August 20 The global icon returns to the UK for an exclusive outdoor performance. Bringing his “Say Hello To The Hits” tour to the estate\, fans can expect an evening of timeless soul and pop classics\, including “All Night Long\,” “Dancing on the Ceiling\,” and “Hello.” \nEric Clapton – Sunday\, August 23 In a rare UK appearance\, three-time Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Eric Clapton will close the weekend. This is a must-see for guitar enthusiasts\, featuring a career-spanning set of blues and rock masterpieces. \nSpecial Guest: Ronnie Wood Joining the Sunday lineup\, the legendary Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood will perform with his own all-star band. This marks a rare opportunity to see two of the world’s most influential guitarists on the same bill. \nThe Sunday Blues Experience Rounding out the final day is the incredible Andy Fairweather Low & The Low Riders\, alongside the high-octane harmonica virtuoso Will Wilde\, ensuring the weekend ends on a high note. \n\nPlan Your Visit\n\n\nVenue: Royal Sandringham Estate\, Norfolk\, PE35 6EN. \n\n\nGates Open: 2:00 PM daily. \n\n\nAtmosphere: This is an outdoor festival-style event. While the arena is standing\, guests are encouraged to bring small picnic blankets. \n\n\nTickets: Currently available via Heritage Live and official ticketing partners (AXS\, Gigantic). \n\n\nNote: Friday and Saturday headliners are expected to be announced shortly. Sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know. \n  \nTICKETS ON SALE NOW HERE
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/sandringham-major-concerts/
LOCATION:Sandringham House\, Sandringham House\, PE36 6EN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music,Sandringham,Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260905T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260906T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T105230Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T095240Z
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SUMMARY:North Norfolk Food Festival
DESCRIPTION:The North Norfolk food festival takes place in the spectacular setting will take place on Saturday September 5th  and Sunday 6th. The festival will be held in the Walled Garden at Holkham Hall\, near Wells . Historically filled with vegetables and flowers grown for the Hall\, nestled within huge brick and flint walls that offer protection from the elements\, this is an ideal setting to celebrate the abundance of Norfolk produce and culinary skill. \nA Feast in the Walled Garden\nCelebrate the very best of the county’s culinary delights at the North Norfolk Food Festival 2026. Held in the spectacular setting of the Walled Garden at Holkham Hall\, this annual highlight brings together over 80 local artisan producers for a weekend of flavor\, craftsmanship\, and community. \nFrom world-class Norfolk seafood and rare-breed meats to hand-crafted gins and decadent pastries\, the festival is a “field-to-fork” journey through the region’s rich agricultural heritage. Visitors can enjoy live demonstrations in the Cookery Theater\, featuring top local chefs\, or explore a curated selection of street food while soaking up the atmosphere of one of England’s most beautiful estates. \n \nWhether you are a dedicated foodie looking for the next big Norfolk brand or a family seeking a perfect day out\, the North Norfolk Food Festival offers something for every palate. Join us this September to taste the passion of our local producers. \n\nFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\nWhen and where is the North Norfolk Food Festival 2026? The festival traditionally takes place during the first weekend of September. For 2026\, the event is scheduled for Saturday\, September 5th and Sunday\, September 6th. It is held in the Walled Garden at Holkham Hall (NR23 1AB). \nHow much are tickets\, and do I need to book in advance? Tickets can be purchased at the gate\, but pre-booking online is highly recommended to avoid queues. Prices typically include access to the Walled Garden and the festival stalls. Keep an eye on the official website for early-bird discounts. \nIs the festival dog-friendly? Yes! Well-behaved dogs on leads are welcome within the festival grounds. However\, please be mindful that the event can become very crowded\, which may be overwhelming for some pets. \nWhat are the parking arrangements at Holkham Hall? Ample parking is available on-site at Holkham Park. While a parking fee usually applies\, it is often discounted or included for festival ticket holders. Follow the event signage upon arrival. \nWill there be vegetarian\, vegan\, and gluten-free options? Absolutely. The festival prides itself on diversity. Most street food vendors and artisan producers offer a wide range of dietary-friendly options\, from plant-based treats to gluten-free bakes. \nIs there a Cookery Theater schedule? Yes\, a full timetable of chef demonstrations is released closer to the event date. These sessions are free to attend with your festival entry ticket and offer a great chance to pick up professional tips. \n  \nGo here for all Holkham Hall Events
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/north-norfolk-food-festivall/
LOCATION:Holkham Hall\, Norfolk Coast\, Holkham Hall\, Norfolk Coast\, Wells-Next-Sea\, Norfolk\, NR23 1AB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Food,Holkham Hall,Norfolk Festivals
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260911T220000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260913T000000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250724T125844Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T100050Z
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SUMMARY:Brancaster Staithe Sea Shanty Festival 2026
DESCRIPTION:Ahoy\, mateys! Get ready to hoist the colors and sing yer hearts out at the 2025 Sea Shanty Festival in beautiful Brancaster! This three-day extravaganza will be bigger and better than ever before\, with a crew of exceptional shantymen from across the land\, ready to bring ye the best in toe-tappin’ tunes and salty sing-alongs. Prepare to be swept away by the rousing spirit of the sea! \n \nThe festivities will kick off just after midday on Friday\, September 11th\, and continue until late in the evening on Sunday\, September 13th. The historic Jolly will serve food\, drinks\, and refreshments throughout the festival. \nIn 2025 these talented performers included: \nFreddie’s Barbet: Known for their energetic performances and authentic sea shanties\, Freddie’s Barbet will have you dancing and singing along from the very first note. \nSirens at the Helm: This all-female shanty group combines beautiful harmonies with captivating storytelling\, creating a truly unique and memorable musical experience. \nPot of Gold Shanty Crew: With their infectious energy and crowd-pleasing melodies\, the Pot of Gold Shanty Crew will bring a touch of Irish charm to the festival. \nBlakeney Old Wild Rovers: Hailing from the picturesque village of Blakeney\, the Blakeney Old Wild Rovers are renowned for their traditional sea shanties and rousing choruses. \nShrinham Shantyman: Led by the charismatic Captain Shiner\, the Shrinham Shantyman will transport you to the days of old with their authentic renditions of classic shanties. \nNelsons Shantymen: Named after the legendary Admiral Horatio Nelson\, Nelsons Shantymen will bring the spirit of the Royal Navy to the festival with their powerful and stirring shanties. \nThe Hoy Shanty Crew: The Hoy Shanty Crew is a group of passionate musicians dedicated to preserving the tradition of sea shanties. Their performances are both entertaining and educational. \n \nFAQ\nWhen is the festival taking place? The festival is scheduled for Friday\, 11th September to Sunday\, 13th September 2026. Music typically begins on Friday evening at 5:00 PM and runs from 12:00 PM until late on Saturday and Sunday. \nDo I need to buy tickets? No tickets are required for this event. Entry to all venues is free\, allowing you to wander between performances as you please. \nWhich charities does the festival support? In lieu of ticket fees\, the festival raises money for local maritime charities. In 2026\, donations will support the Hunstanton RNLI and the National Coastwatch Institution (NCI) Brancaster. Collection buckets will be available at all venues. \nWhere are the performances held? Performances are spread across various venues in Brancaster Staithe and Burnham Deepdale\, including The Jolly Sailors\, The White Horse\, Brancaster Staithe & Deepdale Village Hall\, St Mary’s Church\, and Deepdale Camping & Rooms. \nIs there parking available? Yes. Dedicated festival parking is located in a field down Dalegate Lane. Use the What3Words address ///total.stability.strange for exact directions. \nHow do I get between the different venues? A shuttle mini-bus typically runs on a loop between the main festival car park and the various venues throughout the weekend. Most venues are also within walking distance of one another. \nWill food and drink be available? Yes. The Jolly Sailors and The White Horse offer full menus and local ales. Additional food options are available at Dalegate Market and through various pop-up vendors at Deepdale Camping. \nAre dogs allowed at the festival? Most venues and outdoor areas are dog-friendly\, but owners are asked to keep pets on a lead as the venues can become very crowded and noisy. \nWhere can I find the full performance schedule? The specific lineup and set times are usually released by the organizers at The Jolly Sailors a few weeks before the event in August 2026.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/brancaster-staithe-sea-shanty-festival/
LOCATION:Jolly Sailors\, Jolly Sailors\, Main Road\, Brancaster Staithe\, King's Lynn\, PE31 8BJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Food,Music,Norfolk Festivals,Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260912T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260913T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T114615Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T091111Z
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SUMMARY:Sandringham Game & Country Fair 2026
DESCRIPTION:Experience the Thrill of the Countryside at the Sandringham Game & Country Fair \nSandringham Game & Country Fair offers a truly unforgettable day out for the whole family. From thrilling displays of horsemanship and gun dogs to captivating falconry demonstrations and hands-on experiences with country sports\, there’s something to capture everyone’s imagination. Explore the unique crafts in the Craft Village\, indulge in delicious local and national food\, and witness the incredible artistry of chainsaw carving. Don’t miss this celebration of country life and rural traditions\, where you can immerse yourselves in the beauty of the Sandringham Estate. \n \nJoin the excitement at the Sandringham Game & Country Fair on September 12th and 13th\, 2026. This action-packed event offers a fantastic day out for the whole family\, showcasing the best of country life\, thrilling displays\, and unique shopping opportunities. \nWitness Amazing Feats: \n\nMain Arena Action: Be captivated by thrilling displays of horsemanship\, exciting equine sports\, and impressive gun dog demonstrations in the Countryside Arena and World of Dogs.\nCountry Pursuits: Experience the thrill of falconry\, fishing\, and field sports with hands-on activities and expert demonstrations.\nSteam & Vintage: Step back in time and explore a fascinating collection of vintage vehicles and steam engines.\n\nDiscover Unique Treasures: \n\nCraft Village: Find one-of-a-kind gifts and handcrafted treasures in the Craft Village\, where you can also watch traditional craftspeople at work.\nFood Glorious Food: Indulge in a feast of local and national culinary delights\, from artisan cheeses and homemade pies to fine wines and tempting treats. Enjoy a diverse range of street food and relax in the designated eating areas.\n\nDon’t Miss the Chainsaw Carving: \n\nWitness the artistry: Watch skilled chainsaw carvers transform ordinary logs into incredible works of art.\nSpeed Carve Competition: Experience the excitement of the 30-minute speed carve competition\, where artists race against the clock to create masterpieces before your very eyes.\nAuction: Bid on your favorite chainsaw-carved creations and take home a unique piece of art.\n\nWith its diverse range of activities\, demonstrations\, and shopping opportunities\, the Sandringham Game & Country Fair offers a truly unforgettable day out for the whole family. Don’t miss this celebration of country life and rural traditions! \nAdmission On The Day. \nAdults . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £18.00 \nOver 65’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . £17.00 \nChild (5-15 incl) . . . . . . . . . £6.00
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/sandringham-game-country-fair/
LOCATION:Sandringham Norfolk PE35 6EN\, Sandringham Norfolk PE35 6EN
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260916T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261018T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T071706Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T161117Z
UID:5390-1789552800-1792342800@lovenorfolk.co.uk
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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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260920T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260920T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
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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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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20260924
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20260928
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
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SUMMARY:Deepdale Festival
DESCRIPTION:This is the ninth annual festival and music lovers and is described as small but perfectly formed\, and it seems that local and national artists feel exactly that. \nDeepdale Farm\, overlooks the harbour of Brancaster Staithe\, a place where festival-goers can dance to a band in the Brick Barn or chill in the Orchard for a fabulous way to enjoy live music. \n \nDeepdale Festival\, returning to the stunning North Norfolk Coast from Thursday 24th to Sunday 27th September 2026. This small but “perfectly formed” event celebrates the very best in folk\, roots\, and acoustic music across three unique stages: The Brick Barn\, The Orchard Stage\, and The Courtyard. \nSet within the grounds of Deepdale Camping & Rooms and the adjacent Dalegate Market\, the festival offers an intimate\, community-focused atmosphere where world-class talent meets local charm. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nThe 2026 Programme\nIt is a  a diverse and high-energy programme for 2026. Whether you’re here for a stomp in the barn or a chilled session in the orchard\, there is something for every folk fan. \n\n\nHope & Social: The blue-jacketed masters of joy. \n\n\nNoble Jacks: High-octane alt-folk. \n\n\nKathryn Roberts & Sean Lakeman: Folk royalty with haunting harmonies. \n\n\nSam Kelly & The Lost Boys: Innovative and energetic traditional tunes. \n\n\nThe Shackleton Trio: Norfolk’s own powerhouse folk trio. \n\n\nPlus over 40 more acts\, including Blackbeard’s Tea Party\, 3 Daft Monkeys\, and Honey & The Bear. \n\n\n\nMore Than Just Music\nDeepdale is about more than just the main stage. Immerse yourself in the festival village: \n\n\nFood & Drink: Sip on local Moon Gazer Ale or cider at the festival bars and enjoy gourmet street food\, including sourdough pizzas from The Wood Fired Food Co. \n\n\nWorkshops: Start your morning with Yoga or a Laughter Workshop\, or hone your skills in a Songwriting Workshop with Georgia Shackleton. \n\n\nRetail Therapy: Browse the Pop-Up Shops at Dalegate Market\, featuring local artisans\, crystal healers\, and bespoke handcrafted gifts. \n\n\n\nTickets & Accommodation\n\n\n\nTicket Type\nAdult Price\nChild Price\n\n\n\n\nFull Festival (Thurs–Sun)\n£150\n£130\n\n\n3-Day Ticket (Fri–Sun)\n£130\n£110\n\n\nFriday Day Ticket\n£60\n£50\n\n\nSaturday Day Ticket\n£70\n£60\n\n\nSunday Day Ticket\n£60\n£50\n\n\n\n\nPlease Note: Festival tickets do not include accommodation. Magazine Wood and Anna’s House are both located just a short drive from Burnham DEepdale. \n\n\n\n \nFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\nCan I bring my dog? \nYes\, well-behaved dogs on leads are very welcome! Deepdale is a dog-friendly site; however\, please be mindful that some indoor performance spaces (like the Brick Barn) can become very crowded and loud\, so you may be asked to move to an outdoor area if your dog becomes anxious. \nIs there parking available for day visitors? \nAbsolutely. There is dedicated parking for both campers and day visitors. Follow the signs as you arrive at Burnham Deepdale. Parking is free for all ticket holders. \nCan I bring my caravan? \nUnfortunately\, due to local planning restrictions\, they cannot host caravans on the Deepdale site. We welcome tents\, campervans\, motorhomes\, trailer tents\, and even hammocks! \nIs the festival family-friendly? \nVery much so. With dedicated children’s ticket prices\, morning workshops\, and a safe\, enclosed site\, it is a brilliant weekend for families who love music and the great outdoors. \nWhat happens if the weather is typically British? \nThe “Heart of Folk” beats on! The main stages in the Brick Barn and under the cover of the Orchard marquee ensure that the music continues regardless of the weather.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/deepdale-festival-music/
LOCATION:Burnham Deepdale\, Burnham Deepdale\, King's Lynn\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Music,Norfolk Festivals,Summer
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261009T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270130T170000
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SUMMARY:Pink Footed Geese at Snettisham
DESCRIPTION:The dawn flight of up to 40\,000 pink-footed geese that make their way from Iceland and Greenland to gather on the The Wash in one of the best nature spectacles in Europe.. The arrival of the Pink-footed Geese in Snettisham has come to herald the start of the Autumn and Winter season for many bird-watchers and nature lovers. \n \nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL9UWZ2K9gU \nExperience the “Heaven Hounds” of the North Norfolk Coast\nEvery winter\, the Norfolk skyline undergoes a dramatic transformation. From October 2026 through February 2027\, over 100\,000 Pink-footed Geese migrate from Iceland and Greenland to the Norfolk coast. Known as the “Heaven Hounds” because of their high-pitched\, evocative “wink-wink” calls that echo through the clouds\, this migration is widely considered the most impressive wildlife event in the UK. \nThe real magic happens at dawn and dusk. As the sun rises over the Wash\, tens of thousands of geese take flight simultaneously from their nighttime roosts on the mudflats to feed in the inland sugar beet fields. The sound of thousands of wings beating in unison\, paired with the cacophony of their calls\, is a sensory experience that stays with you forever. \nKey Viewing Locations for 2026: \n\n\nRSPB Snettisham: Famous for the “Snettisham Spectacular\,” where the tide pushes the birds closer to the shore. \n\n\nHolkham National Nature Reserve: Ideal for seeing vast skeins of geese against the backdrop of the pine woods and sand dunes. \n\n\nCley Marshes & NWT Holme Dunes: Excellent alternative spots for those seeking a quieter experience away from the main crowds. \n\n\n\n3. Visitor Information & Costs\nUnlike a theater show\, the geese spectacle is a natural event with no “ticket price” for the birds themselves. However\, planning for parking and reserve access is essential. \n\n\n\nLocation\nEntry Fee\nParking (Non-Members)\nBest For\n\n\n\n\nRSPB Snettisham\nFree\n£7.00 (Free for RSPB members)\nThe Dawn Flight\n\n\nHolkham Reserve\nFree\nApprox. £5.00 – £10.00 (Hourly)\nDusk Skeins\n\n\nNWT Cley Marshes\n£5.00 (Permit)\nIncluded in Permit\nWetland Variety\n\n\n\n\n \n4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\nWhen is the best time to see the Pink-footed Geese in Norfolk? \nThe peak season is from November to early January. While the birds begin arriving in October\, the largest numbers are present during the coldest months. For the best experience\, arrive at the coast at least 30 minutes before sunrise to catch the dawn flight. \nWhere is the best place to see the Snettisham Spectacular in 2026? \nThe RSPB Snettisham reserve is the premier spot. To see the birds pushed up onto the pits\, you must check the tide tables. Look for “Spring Tides” (the highest tides) during the morning for the most dramatic displays. \nWhat should I bring for a winter bird-watching trip? \n\n\nWarm Layers: The Norfolk coast is notoriously windy and cold in winter. \n\n\nBinoculars: Essential for seeing the formations in detail. \n\n\nA Torch: For navigating the paths to the hides in the dark before dawn. \n\n\nSturdy Boots: Paths can be muddy and uneven. \n\n\nAre the geese there every day? \nYes\, they remain in Norfolk throughout the winter\, but their behavior depends on the weather and moon cycles. On bright\, full-moon nights\, the geese may feed all night and move at different times\, whereas on dark\, cold mornings\, the dawn flight is more predictable. \nIs it suitable for photographers? \nAbsolutely. The “V-formations” (skeins) against a pink or orange sunrise provide some of the best wildlife photography opportunities in Europe. We recommend a fast telephoto lens to capture the birds in flight. \nA good place to stay? \nMagazine Wood is not only directly under the flight lines to Snettisham Reserve to see the birds return at dusk but also just a short drive away when visiting at dawn. \nDirectly below the Snettisham roost flight lines\, Magazine Wood is the perfect place to stay.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/snettisham-geese-norfolk-coast/
LOCATION:Snettisham Nature Reserve\, Snettisham Nature Reserve\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261016T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261101T170000
DTSTAMP:20260424T113515
CREATED:20250725T110300Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T155026Z
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SUMMARY:PrimEvil Norwich Norfolk
DESCRIPTION:Prepare for a night where your pulse is the only thing faster than the screams. PrimEvil\, Norfolk’s multi-award-winning scare attraction\, is returning to ROARR! Dinosaur Adventure this October 2026 for its most terrifying season yet. Whether you’re a seasoned horror enthusiast or a first-timer looking to test your limits\, PrimEvil offers a visceral\, immersive experience that goes far beyond simple jump-scares. \n \nStep into a world where the line between reality and nightmare is blood-red. This October\, PrimEvil transforms the Norfolk countryside into a sprawling festival of fright. Explore six uniquely themed haunts—from the claustrophobic depths of The Crypt to the neon-drenched madness of the Circus of Terror. \nIt’s not just about the haunts; it’s an all-night atmosphere. Between scares\, you can steady your nerves at the Food & Drink Hub\, catch live music\, or brave the Predator High Ropes under the moonlight. With roaming street actors lurking in every shadow\, nowhere is truly safe. \nAre you brave enough to face the forest? \n \n\nFrequently Asked Questions (FAQ)\nWhen is PrimEvil 2026 taking place?\nPrimEvil runs on select nights throughout October and into early November 2026. While specific dates are announced closer to the season\, the event typically begins mid-October. Gates open at 6:00 PM\, and the terror continues until 11:00 PM. Last entry to the park is generally at 9:00 PM. \nHow old do you have to be to attend?\nPrimEvil is an intense\, high-adrenaline event designed for adults and older children. \n\n\nMinimum Age: 12 years old. \n\n\nSupervision: Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult (18+) at all times\, including inside the haunts. \n\n\nProof of Age: Be prepared to show ID if you look younger than 12 (or 18 if you’re the chaperone!). \n\n\nWhat are the different ticket types?\nThere are several ways to experience the fear\, depending on your “scare tolerance”: \n\n\nAll Haunts: Entry to the park plus one-time access to all six haunts. \n\n\nFast Track: Includes everything in “All Haunts” plus priority entry to bypass the longest queues. \n\n\nVIP: Unlimited Fast Track access to all haunts and a free drink to calm your nerves. \n\n\nSuper VIP: The ultimate package—unlimited access\, food vouchers\, exclusive merchandise\, and access to the Shock Chairs and Waltzer. \n\n\n\n\nWhat should I wear?\n\n\nThis is an outdoor event in Norfolk in October—it will be cold\, and it will likely be damp! \n\n\nFootwear: Wear sturdy\, closed-toe shoes or boots. High heels and flip-flops are strongly discouraged (and dangerous when you’re running from a chainsaw). \n\n\nClothing: Dress in warm layers and bring a waterproof jacket. You will be walking through wooded areas and uneven terrain. \n\n\nCan I get a refund if I’m too scared?\nIn short: No. The actors are doing their jobs! Refunds are not issued for “scaring out” or for failing to complete all haunts. If a particular haunt is too much\, there are emergency exits clearly marked in every attraction. \nIs there food and alcohol on-site?\nYes. The Food & Drink Hub features a variety of street food vendors and a fully licensed bar. \n\n\nNote: You cannot bring your own alcohol. Bag searches are conducted at the entrance\, and any outside alcohol will be confiscated. \n \n\nIs the event accessible?\nPrimEvil is a physical experience involving strobe lighting\, smoke effects\, loud noises\, and uneven ground. While some haunts are accessible\, others involve narrow corridors or steps. If you have specific accessibility requirements\, it is best to contact the organizers in advance to plan your visit. \n\nPro Tip: Tickets for peak nights (especially Halloween and the surrounding Saturdays) sell out weeks in advance. If you’re planning a “Scream Squad” outing\, book early to avoid disappointment! \n \nWild Luxury – The Fabulous Family Holiday on the Norfolk Coast
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/primevil-norfolk/
LOCATION:Lenwade\, Norwich NR9 5JW\, Lenwade\, Norwich NR9 5JW\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261223
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SUMMARY:Norfolk Christmas Markets 2026
DESCRIPTION:All the best Norfolk Christmas markets happening along the coast this November and December including Sandringham Gift Fair\, Holkham\, Pensthorpe\, South Creake and many more \n \n  \nNorfolk’s festive season is set to be more magical than ever in 2026\, with a variety of Christmas markets and fairs bringing festive cheer to the county. From grand stately homes to charming coastal villages\, these events offer a perfect opportunity to find unique gifts\, sample local seasonal produce\, and enjoy the holiday atmosphere. \nThe Major Markets and Stately Homes\nThe Sandringham Christmas Craft Food and Gift Fair remains a highlight of the Norfolk calendar. For 2026\, the fair is scheduled to take place on Friday\, November 13th\, with additional weekend dates to be confirmed. Visitors can browse a massive variety of stalls ranging from handmade crafts to a bustling food hall\, all set within the beautiful grounds of the Royal Estate. \n \nHolkham Hall provides a grand backdrop for its annual festive celebrations. The Holkham Christmas Fair is confirmed for Saturday\, December 12th\, 2026. This event is packed with local artisans and pr \noducers\, offering high-quality gifts and decorations. For those looking for a more immersive experience\, the Candlelight Tours of the hall typically begin around December 1st (dates to be confirmed). \nAt the Norfolk Showground\, the Winter Wonderland returns from November 30th\, 2026\, to January 4th\, 2027. This event features a large-scale Christmas market\, ice rink\, and fairground rides. Additionally\, the Norfolk Festive Gift & Food Show will be held at the showground from November 13th to 15th\, 2026\, focusing specifically on gift shopping and gourmet treats. \nCoastal and Village Markets\nThe Deepdale Christmas Shopping experience (now centered around Dalegate Market) offers a unique alternative to the high street throughout November and December. Specific artisan pop-up dates are confirmed for November 6–8\, 13–15\, 27–29\, and December 7–13\, 2026. It is a must-visit for anyone looking for independent Norfolk producers and a relaxed coastal vibe. \nIn the picturesque village of Burnham Market\, the annual Christmas Lights Switch-on is a beloved local event. While the official 2026 date is to be confirmed\, it typically takes place in mid-November. Sadly the Holt Christmas Lights no longer takes place but the Aylsham Christmas Market are expected to return in late November (dates to be confirmed)\, turning these historic market towns into twinkling winter scenes. \nUnique and Special Mentions\nFor a truly spectacular outing\, the Thursford Christmas Spectacular remains Europe’s largest festive show. In 2026\, performances are scheduled throughout November and December\, including confirmed dates on November 19–20\, November 25–26\, and December 3–12. While primarily a show\, the onsite shopping village offers a delightful range of Christmas decorations and gifts. \nNew for 2026\, the Norfolk County Christmas Fair will be held at the magnificent Kimberley Hall in Wymondham from December 4th to 6th. This event promises over 150 stallholders in heated marquees\, offering a luxury shopping experience. \nOther notable events include: \nPensthorpe Christmas Market: Sunday\, November 29th\, 2026. \nNorfolk Artisan Fair (Fakenham Racecourse): November 7th and 8th\, 2026. \nThe Assembly House Christmas Markets (Norwich): November 22nd and 29th\, 2026. \nPlanning Your Visit\nNorfolk’s Christmas markets are incredibly popular\, and many of the larger fairs recommend pre-booking tickets or arriving early to secure parking. Whether you are looking for Norfolk dapple cheese\, handmade lavender gifts\, or locally brewed ales\, 2026 promises a diverse and vibrant festive shopping season across the county. \n 
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/norfolk-christmas-markets/
CATEGORIES:Christmas,Fakenham Races,Food,Holkham Hall,Sandringham
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261108T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261108T210000
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SUMMARY:Hunstanton Cliff Top Fireworks Display 2026
DESCRIPTION:Hunstanton Cliffs is the perfect spot for a Guy Fawkes night celebration and the fireworks are big\, loud and go on and on and on! They say that nowhere are the skies bigger than in Norfolk but these fireworks do a great job at filling it. Doors open at 5.00pm on Saturday 8th November 2026 and the giant bonfire before is lit at 5.45pm. \n \nWrap up warm for this amazing bonfire\, laser and fireworks spectacle. Previous displays have combined fireworks with a laser show and pounding atmospheric music to thrill the many people who attend the Cliff Firework Extravaganza. The video below gives a little insight into the thrills that you can expect on the night. \nThe main firework display kicks off just after 7.30pm but we recommend getting there at least an hour in advance. \n \nFireworks displays around Norfolk With Hunstanton Clifftop display in the opening sequence.\nFood stalls\, a fairground\, children’s entertainment and a bonfire will accompany the fireworks display. If you are looking to book a meal afterwards then reserve early. \nCheckout Love Norfolk’s Good Food Guide for good local places to book. \nEssentials \nOne of the largest firework displays in the area and it gets bigger and better each year. \nThe event is at Hunstanton Clifftop Car Park with a funfair\, stalls\, live music with laser show\, a large bonfire\, stunning fireworks and refreshments. \nOn The Day \nArrive in good time it gets really busy! the gates open at 5pm\nThe bonfire will be lit at 5.45pm.\nThe firework display starts at 7.30pm.\nLaser & music show in sync with fireworks display\nMusic from Your Choir\nChildren’s rides\nStalls\, refreshments\, mulled wine\nLeave lots of time to park your car. Parking restricted around the display site. \nAdvance purchase tickets only available from the Princess Theatre Box Office. \nPlease be aware that the signal for card machines is very hit and miss on the cliff top. The rides and other fairground attractions will be taking CASH on the night. \nTickets:\nFamily (3 Adults and 3 children aged 0-15) £25\nCars (Max occupancy of 6 persons) £25 (Occupants above 6 should buy the appropriate additional single tickets.)\nWalk-in Adult Single £10\nWalk-in Child Single (aged 0-15) £5\nWalk-in Concession Single £5 \nOnline tickets now on sale here \n\nhttps://thelittleboxoffice.com/princess/event/view/168138\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDon’t miss out on all the BIG events on the Norfolk Coast follow us @lovenorfolk\n\n\n\n\n.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/hunstanton-fireworks/
LOCATION:Cliff Top Car Park\, Cliff Top Car Park Lighthouse Close Hunstanton Norfolk PE36 6EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Hunstanton
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SUMMARY:Thursford Christmas Spectacular 2026
DESCRIPTION:The Thursford Christmas Spectacular opens this year on Saturday 10th November and has become one of the most anticipated festive events in East Anglia\, having attracted audiences from across the country since opening on Christmas Eve 1977. Fantastic sets and colour\, the choreography\, the singing and dancing\, and a very special ‘Christmassy’ atmosphere. The show has a 130-strong cast and has a budget of £1.8m\, and there is so much happening on the huge stage that it is hard to decide what to focus on. The overall effect is quite breath-taking. \n \n \n\nThe Thursford Christmas Spectacular 2026 is more than just a performance; it is an immersive holiday journey. As Europe’s largest seasonal show\, it transforms the heart of rural Norfolk into a glittering hub of West End-quality entertainment. With a multi-million pound production budget\, the 2026 season brings together a powerhouse cast of 130 professional singers\, dancers\, and musicians. \nFrom the moment you enter the auditorium—surrounded by the golden glow of vintage fairground carousels and the world-famous mechanical organs—the magic begins. The three-hour variety show is a whirlwind of high-kicking dancers\, side-splitting comedy\, and breathtaking variety acts\, all supported by a live 30-piece orchestra. \nWhat’s New for the 2026 Season? \nBuilding on the “sell-out” success of previous years\, the 2026 production features updated choreography\, brand-new costume designs\, and an enhanced state-of-the-art sound system. Expect a seamless blend of contemporary holiday hits and soul-stirring traditional carols\, culminating in the legendary dove fly-over. \n\nPerformance Schedule & Planning\n\n\nSeason Dates: Early November 2026 – December 23\, 2026. \n\n\nShow Times: * Matinee: 2:00 PM \n\n\nEvening: 7:00 PM \n\n\n\n\nDuration: Approximately 3 hours\, including a 25-minute interval. \n\n\nBeyond the Show: The Thursford Collection\nWhile the Spectacular is the main event\, your 2026 visit can be extended with these additional festive attractions (note: separate tickets required): \n\n\nThe Enchanted Journey of Light: A walk-through wonderland featuring thousands of lanterns and mechanical figures. \n\n\nSanta’s Magical Journey: The ultimate Grotto experience for families. \n\n\nThe Steam Museum: Explore one of the world’s largest collections of steam engines and organs before the curtain rises. \n\n\n\n Frequently Asked Questions \nHow much are tickets for the Thursford Christmas Spectacular 2026? \nTicket prices for 2026 range from £47.00 to £60.00 per person\, depending on your choice of seating. Discounts are available for pre-booked groups of 20 or more. \nWhen do tickets go on sale for 2026? \nTickets are typically released online and via the box office early in the year. Due to extreme demand\, it is recommended to book by late spring for the best choice of weekend dates. \nIs there a dress code for the show? \nThere is no formal dress code\, but many visitors choose “festive smart-casual.” The venue is heated\, but as it is a large converted barn\, we recommend bringing layers for the transition from the courtyard to the auditorium. \nCan I visit the shops and restaurant without a show ticket? \nYes\, the festive gift shops and the on-site restaurant are available to visitors\, though they become very busy during the interval and immediately following matinee performances. \nWhere’s a good place to stay? \nIF you want to combine it with maybe a two day break Magazine Wood and Anna’s House are about a 30 minute drive from Thursford but also close to the coast\, Sandringham and other places that are great to visit. \n\n\n\n\n Sources and related content \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnna’s a beautiful hotel on the North Norfolk Coast \nMagazine Wood – Three suites with commanding views over the Norfolk coast. \n.
URL:https://lovenorfolk.co.uk/event/thursford-christmas-spectacular/
LOCATION:Thursford Norfolk\, Thursford Norfolk\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Christmas,Music
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