Norfolk Coast A4 Calendar 2023

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Enjoy a glamorous night at the races in the modern grandstand at Great Yarmouth racecourse. Ladies’ Night is a really popular summer event when racegoers love to scrub up and glam up for a great night out. For an extra special evening, book a table in the Trafalgar Restaurant for a freshly prepared three-course meal, or splash out and book a private suite for you and your friends to enjoy a panoramic view of the course.

The King’s Lynn Fiction Festival presents some of the best contemporary writers of chapter and verse in a friendly and informal setting. You will see authors of international repute alongside new, from all age ranges andfrom locations across the world. Meet the writers, hear them read and buy their books Norfolk Maker’s Festival The dog-friendly Christmas craft food and gift fair at Sandringham has over 100 craftspeople, artists and designers showcasing and selling their wonderfully unique wares. There will be afantastic foodhall, with chefs cooking up a storm in the country kitchen. Instead of the usual Sandringham Proms in the Garden, in 2023 Robbie Williams is set to perform a very special concert at Sandringham. One of two UK shows next summer, it will be his only stand-alone headline outdoor concert in the UK. Aylsham Show The largest outdoor bowls tournament in the countryincludes almost four weeks of action on Great Yarmouth’s famous seafront. The annual competition attracts expert and novice players of all ages from across the United Kingdom, with participants competing in men’s, ladies’ and mixed teams for singles, pairs, triples and fours titles. Heritage Open Days is England’s largest festival of history and culture, bringing together local people, organisations and volunteers. Every year in September, people come together across the counties of England to celebrate their heritage, community and history. Stories are told, traditions explored and histories brought to life. It’s your chance to see hidden places and try out new experiences around Norfolk.Scores of local artists and craftspeople will showcase their talents at the Norfolk Makers Festival through open exhibitions, hands-on activities, workshops, demonstrations and talks. For two weeks, including Valentine’s day and February half-term, King’s Lynn will see thousands of people who come to experience all the fun of the travelling fair. Locals have a saying, “Mart weather”, to describe a February cold snap which sees the fun fair being set up in the snow. Sundown Festival is an annual bass and pop music festival, bringing some of the best artists in the scene to the Norfolk Showground arena, just outside Norwich. Alongside the music, revellers will also enjoy the chance to explore the festival’s magical woodland, complete with quirky art installations, or enjoy a spot of thrill-seeking on the funfair rides. North Norfolk Food & Drink Festival

Schools must be open to pupils for 190 days in an academic year and 195 days for teachers. Home to school transport will be provided on the days the school is open to pupils.Refreshments are available from the museum’s Friendship tearoom, together with a seasonal sing-along with the resident entertainer. Sunday Lunch with Santa at Barnham Broom RELATED POST: 15 Norfolk Seaside Towns for Your Next Trip The Viking Festival in Sheringham Creake Abbey Spring Gift Fayre

The light show is always changing so you will definitely want to hang around and walk through it more than once. The unique Cromer Pier Christmas show is a great outing for the whole family, and will get everyone in the Christmas spirit! Expect a professional West End-style production with lots of exciting features and special effects. The Norfolk Superhero Challenge is a quadrathlon event which involves swimming, kayaking, cycling, and running, all through sand, mud and marsh, and all for charity.Participants take part in teams of two over a course that includes a one mile swim, a four mile kayak paddle, a 45 mile circular cycle route and an eight mile run across the beach, finishing with the last mile over the marsh …ouch! It’s great to watch the team work on display and spot the competitive edge between teams. North Norfolk Beach Runners will be holding the official Boxing Day Dip at Cromer, to raise money for the SarcomaUKcharity. Due to the tide being high, the Fun Run will be at 9am and the Dip at 10am.Hop on board BVR’s festive express steam train and enjoy a one hour experience from Aylsham station, which includes festive treats, a 30 minute steam train ride and a visit to see Santa in his grotto. Christmas Visits at Bressingham The Wells Christmas festival will start on the evening of 24th November with a carol-singing event from 6.30pm, featuring the Fakenham Town Band and Wells United Churches Choir. Whilst getting into the spirit of Christmas you can enjoy some mulled wine and refreshments. The North Norfolk Railway, known as the Poppy Line, will be transformed into The Norfolk Lights Express on most evenings from early November, until January 2024. Catch your steam train decorated with multi-coloured led lights and spend the evening chugging through winter darkness from the comfort of your vintage carriage. Location: On the Green, and at Blakeney Harbour Room, 139-141 High Street, Blakeney NR25 7NU if it rains Upon arrival at the North Pole Santa gets on board and as you return to Dereham singing carols, he presents each passenger with their very own“First Gift of Christmas”, a silver bell from his sleigh! Norwich Tunnel of Light