Search
Blog Archive
-
►
2011
(984)
- Dec 2011 (57)
- Nov 2011 (88)
- Oct 2011 (87)
- Sep 2011 (89)
- Aug 2011 (80)
- Jul 2011 (73)
- Jun 2011 (90)
- May 2011 (75)
- Apr 2011 (92)
- Mar 2011 (89)
- Feb 2011 (89)
- Jan 2011 (75)
-
►
2010
(1095)
- Dec 2010 (50)
- Nov 2010 (101)
- Oct 2010 (88)
- Sep 2010 (98)
- Aug 2010 (79)
- Jul 2010 (105)
- Jun 2010 (91)
- May 2010 (91)
- Apr 2010 (96)
- Mar 2010 (106)
- Feb 2010 (102)
- Jan 2010 (88)
-
►
2009
(1136)
- Dec 2009 (81)
- Nov 2009 (96)
- Oct 2009 (103)
- Sep 2009 (113)
- Aug 2009 (103)
- Jul 2009 (112)
- Jun 2009 (85)
- May 2009 (100)
- Apr 2009 (99)
- Mar 2009 (107)
- Feb 2009 (74)
- Jan 2009 (63)
Recent Posts
Saturday, 25 October 2008
Norfolk’s Autumn Festivals
Food, Drink and International Arts & Culture
Out There, Great Yarmouth’s first international arts festival, Norwich Beer Festival and West Norfolk Food Fortnight are set to keep the county buzzing in late October and early November.
Click poster to enlarge
Out There 2008 is a brand new International Festival of Arts & Culture running in Great Yarmouth from Thursday, October 30 to Sunday, November 2. More than 100 artists comprising local, national and international acts from France, Portugal, Finland, Cuba, Zimbabwe, Iceland, Spain and Brazil are featured.
There will be a mix of street arts, music, tightrope, fireworks, dance, theatre, cabaret, visual arts, digital projection, workshops, food, drink, and even Finnish sauna. This fun family-friendly festival offers many free outdoor events. For programme details see www.outtherefestival.com or contact Great Yarmouth Tourist Information Centre Tel. 01493 846345.
Click poster to enlarge
The 31st Norwich Beer Festival takes centre stage in the city from Monday, October 27 to Saturday, November 1. The festival is at the historic St. Andrew's and Blackfriars' Halls. There are more than 200 cask-conditioned real ales from Britain's independent brewers, along with draught and bottled beers from continental Europe and the 10th Cider & Perry Exhibition, with 25 plus varieties from East Anglia and the West Country, www.norwichcamra.org.uk/festival/fest2008.htm or contact Norwich Tourist Information Centre, Tel. 01603 727927.
Click poster to enlarge
The 5th West Norfolk Food Fortnight runs from Saturday, November 1 to Sunday, November 16. The programme has formal and informal events to suit every palate from chocolate and winter puddings, to port and sushi. Explore the secrets of 'The Food on Your Plate' at The Green Quay King’s Lynn, stock up on local produce at Hunstanton and Sandringham Food Fayres and go 'Around the World in Eighty Dishes', at Lynnsport on November 16. See www.foodfortnight.co.uk or contact King’s Lynn Tourist Information Centre Tel. 01553 763044.
Food, Drink and International Arts & Culture
Out There, Great Yarmouth’s first international arts festival, Norwich Beer Festival and West Norfolk Food Fortnight are set to keep the county buzzing in late October and early November.
Click poster to enlargeThere will be a mix of street arts, music, tightrope, fireworks, dance, theatre, cabaret, visual arts, digital projection, workshops, food, drink, and even Finnish sauna. This fun family-friendly festival offers many free outdoor events. For programme details see www.outtherefestival.com or contact Great Yarmouth Tourist Information Centre Tel. 01493 846345.
Click poster to enlargeThe 31st Norwich Beer Festival takes centre stage in the city from Monday, October 27 to Saturday, November 1. The festival is at the historic St. Andrew's and Blackfriars' Halls. There are more than 200 cask-conditioned real ales from Britain's independent brewers, along with draught and bottled beers from continental Europe and the 10th Cider & Perry Exhibition, with 25 plus varieties from East Anglia and the West Country, www.norwichcamra.org.uk/festival/fest2008.htm or contact Norwich Tourist Information Centre, Tel. 01603 727927.
Click poster to enlargeThe 5th West Norfolk Food Fortnight runs from Saturday, November 1 to Sunday, November 16. The programme has formal and informal events to suit every palate from chocolate and winter puddings, to port and sushi. Explore the secrets of 'The Food on Your Plate' at The Green Quay King’s Lynn, stock up on local produce at Hunstanton and Sandringham Food Fayres and go 'Around the World in Eighty Dishes', at Lynnsport on November 16. See www.foodfortnight.co.uk or contact King’s Lynn Tourist Information Centre Tel. 01553 763044.
For information on hundreds of other events and activities and accommodation visit
