This week’s top 5 things to do | Creake Abbey Farmers Market
This week in Norfolk, browse a selection of local produce at Creake Abbey Farmers Market or immerse yourself in a writer’s world at the Mannington Book Bash. Alternatively, delve into nature-inspired discussions at the North Norfolk Literature and Landscape Festival, enjoy the North Norfolk Railway Autumn Showcase or explore gothic fiction with Polly Crosby and Kate Griffin.
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Creake Abbey Farmers Market  Discover delicious local produce at the Creake Abbey Farmers Market. Hosted within an old grain store and two stunning barn buildings, this market features over 50 stalls offering fresh vegetables, meat, cakes, plants and much more. It’s the perfect destination to pick up an indulgent treat for your weekend plans. Saturday 5 October |
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Mannington Book Bash  Enjoy a range of talks, workshops, and signings from talented creatives at the Mannington Hall Book Bash. Featuring discussions with bestselling author David Nicholls, insights from Britain’s greatest illustrator, Chris Riddell, and unique poems from Hollie McNish, it’s a fabulous event to meet like-minded fans of literature. Friday 4 October – Sunday 6 October |
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Autumn Showcase Gala  Discover a spectacular range of trains at North Norfolk’s Railway’s Autumn Showcase. Featuring a line-up of steam and diesel trains, including rare Victorian carriages and special guest engines, visitors can enjoy period station experiences and refreshments on board. Saturday 5 October – Sunday 6 October |
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Panel with Polly Crosby and Kate Griffin  Join fellow book lovers for an engaging evening with Polly Crosby and Kate Griffin at Jarrolds in Norwich. From discussing their gripping new novels, Fyneshade and The House of Fever, to delving into their creative processes, it’s the ultimate event for storytelling enthusiasts. Thursday 10 October |
North Norfolk Festival of Literature and Landscape
If you love nature and the arts, the north Norfolk Literature and Landscape Festival is for you! Featuring inspiring talks and workshops with renowned writers like Alice Oswald and conservationist Jake Fiennes, it’s a perfect opportunity to explore the region’s stunning beauty while enjoying creativity, storytelling, and fun-filled activities.
Friday 4 October – Sunday 6 October
Tickets from £10
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