This week’s top 5 things to do | Foodies Festival Thursday 5 September 2024
This week in Norfolk, savour delicious food at the Foodies Festival or enjoy a jam-packed itinerary of outdoor activities at the Sandringham Game and Country Fair. Alternatively, explore locally produced food and drink at the Native 2 Norfolk Market, listen to live music performances at the Wildfest September event or join fellow comedy enthusiasts at the Intellectual Hooligans performance.
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Foodies Festival  Join food fanatics at Earlham Park this weekend for the ultimate Foodies Festival. Featuring a variety of street food, a drinks theatre, a cake and bake stage, a children’s cookery area and plenty of live music, it’s guaranteed to be an excellent weekend! Friday 6 September – Sunday 8 September |
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Sandringham Game & Country Fair  Enjoy a weekend of outdoor activities at the Sandringham Game & Country Fair. Featuring a show arena hosting a variety of country sports and displays, a plethora of family entertainment options, a shooting village and a craft village, you’re guaranteed to be spoilt for choice at this event. Saturday 7 September – Sunday 8 September |
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Native 2 Norfolk Market – Reepham  Explore a selection of Norfolk’s best food and drink this weekend at The Station Café in Reepham. Guests can indulge in delicious treats, including artisanal bread, locally brewed beverages and baked goods, and purchase unique craft pieces from a selection of talented craft producers. Sunday 8 September |
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Wildfest September  Create unforgettable memories by enjoying a jam-packed weekend at Wildfest, hosted by Wildcraft Brewery. Featuring an incredible line-up of live music acts, epic DJ sets, an adorable dog show and a mouth-watering hog roast and BBQ, it’s a wonderful event to add to your weekend plans. Friday 6 September – Saturday 7 September |
Intellectual Hooligans
Join fellow comedy enthusiasts for an evening of laughter at the Intellectual Hooligans performance. An improv comedy show of carefully unplanned jokes based around the line ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’, which encourages enthusiastic audience interactions. It’s a unique performance you won’t want to miss!
Saturday 7 September
Tickets from £9.45
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*information courtesy of Norfolk Passport
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