Watton & Swaffham Entertainment News
Six things to do indoors to keep your family happy this summer
In the second of a five part series we look at some ideas to keep your family entertained this summer. Today it’s all about what you can do indoors.
14 things to do outdoors in Norfolk this summer
In the first of a five part series we look at some ideas to keep your family entertained this summer. Today it’s all about the great outdoors.
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Jazz concerts at Skeyton and South Walsham
Jazz fans will be able to catch live shows across Norfolk.
- Mundesley lifeboat fund-raising day
- Family fun days out in Cromer, Antingham and Edingthorpe
- Sea and air displays at lifeboat day
- Your chance to win tickets to the Last Night of the Blickling Proms
- Special celebration of cultures in Norwich
- Six of the Best: Cultural highlights not to miss this week
- Review: The Bad Shepherds and Wreckless Eric, Holt Festival
- Artist John Patchett’s 40th solo exhibition opens at The Forum today
- Photo gallery: Village rocks out at this year’s Rock Bodham
- Six things to do indoors to keep your family happy this summer
- Review: Funny About Love at Sheringham Little Theatre
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Film and video project launched in Norfolk to tackle mental health stigma
A new film and video project has been unveiled in Norfolk to help tackle mental health stigma and discrimination.
Restaurant Reviews
Buskers wanted to play at Great Yarmouth food festival taster evenings
The search is on for talented buskers to perform at two evenings of alfresco fun as Great Yarmouth gears up to host its annual food festival.
Coming Soon: Norfolk Food and Drink Festival
It’s the largest event of its kind in the country and it’s right here in our fine county – the Norfolk Food and Drink Festival 2014 celebrates a delicious decade this year and has a programme of events guaranteed to whet every appetite.
That’s tasty! Showcase for fine South Norfolk flavours
We all know that there’s no such thing as a free lunch – but writing about South Norfolk’s fantastic produce seems a small price to pay for having eaten like royalty at a new event designed to bring the cream of the crop from the region’s producers to the marketplace.
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