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Hello, Norfolk explorers! 👋 How is your March shaping up so far? It might feel like we’ve only just packed away February, but Easter is now just a month away. If you like to plan ahead, we’ve put together a round-up of the best Easter events in Norfolk to make it easy. And while you’re thinking ahead, don’t forget Mother’s Day. We’ve gathered some local ideas for that too here. If you’re anything like me and enjoy a good deal, National Lottery Open Week starts on Saturday. There are free entries and special offers at attractions across Norfolk simply for having a lottery ticket. That includes free entry to Norwich Castle on 13 and 14 March. Definitely one to take advantage of. Here’s what’s else is happening across Norfolk this week ⬇️ ✨ What's Happening Around Norfolk This Week?Norwich Food Week (27 February - 8 March) A brand new celebration of Norwich’s food scene, with more than 50 restaurants, cafés and bars offering special menus and deals from £5 to £35. It’s a great excuse to try somewhere new or revisit an old favourite. Get more information here. Tilted Women Festival (7 - 8 March)The Norwich Arts Centre is throwing a weekend-long bash filled with workshops, heartfelt conversations, true-life tales, spoken word, circus acts, and live music to spotlight the incredible creativity of women. Get more information here. National Lottery Open Week (7 - 15 March)National Lottery funded venues across the country are expressing their appreciation by offering free entry, discounts, and exclusive deals. In Norfolk, several top attractions participate, including Felbrigg Hall, Titchwell RSPB, Strumpshaw RSPB, the Time and Tide Museum, Norwich Castle, Ancient House Museum in Thetford, and many more. With any retail or online National Lottery ticket, Scratchcard, or Instant Win Games, visitors can get special offers including free entry. Get the website for all the details including applicable dates for each attraction here. The Norfolk Bump & Beyond Baby and Toddler Fair (8 March) This is the biggest and most loved baby show in Norfolk. It takes place every year at The Norfolk Showground Arena, drawing in over 900 adults, and stands out as a family-friendly event that serves as Norfolk’s top shopping spot for everything related to babies and toddlers, spanning from pregnancy to preschool, all conveniently under one roof. Get more information here. 🗓 Explore More Events There’s plenty more coming up: 👉 March Events | April Events Need a Recommendation? 💬 Not sure what to do this weekend? Just hit reply and tell us what you’re looking for. Whether it’s a family day out, something different, or a quiet wander somewhere scenic, we’re always happy to help. 🧡 Until next time, happy adventuring! PS. The daffodils are starting to pop up all over Norfolk now. If you’re planning a spring walk, we’ve put together a list of some of the best places to see them. Take a look here.
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Hello Norfolk explorers 👋 This weekend is your last chance to visit Gooderstone Water Gardens before they close on 3 April. It’s such a lovely place, and it feels especially sad to see it go, so if you’ve been meaning to visit, don’t leave it any longer. At the same time, Norfolk is starting to shift into spring mode. The clocks go forward this weekend, Easter events are beginning to appear, and there are more reasons to get out and about again. What are you most looking forward to this...
Hello Norfolk explorers 👋 The official start of spring is just around the corner, and Norfolk is certainly starting to feel a bit more lively again. This week’s events are a real mix. You can admire thousands of daffodils in Honing, watch Shire horses lead the St Winnold’s Day parade in Downham Market, sample drinks at the Fakenham Gin & Beer Festival, or browse woolly creations at the East Anglian Yarn Festival. And that’s just the start. Here’s what else is happening across Norfolk this...
Hello Norfolk explorers 👋 It’s definitely starting to look like spring around Norfolk. The daffodils are out and everything is beginning to feel a bit brighter. Over the weekend we took a trip to King’s Lynn to visit the Lynn Museum while they still have free admission (October to March). Their Seahenge exhibition is fascinating and they also have a special Star Wars exhibition running through May. We also took advantage of Norfolk Wildlife Trust’s 100th birthday celebrations and visited...