This week’s top 5 things to do | The Golden Years Thursday 16 July 2026
This week in Norfolk, step back in time at The Golden Years on the North Norfolk Railway, or enjoy a rich programme of music and the arts at the King’s Lynn Festival. Alternatively, experience live music at the Cromer Hall Concert, explore world-class horticulture at the RHS Sandringham Flower Show, or delve into the past at the Norwich History Festival.
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The Golden Years  Step back in time at The Golden Years on the North Norfolk Railway, a nostalgic celebration of the 60s, 70s, and 80s. Enjoy unlimited heritage train travel, classic vehicles, vintage buses, live music, and beautifully preserved caravans, all set against the stunning backdrop of the North Norfolk coast. Saturday 18 July – Sunday 19 July |
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King’s Lynn Festival  Explore a range of performances and exhibitions at the King’s Lynn Festival. Alongside classical, jazz, and folk music, visitors can enjoy a range of talks and visual arts, all held in stunning historic venues, including the UK’s oldest surviving Medieval Guildhall. It’s a must-attend event for culture and arts lovers. Thursday 16 July – Saturday 25 July |
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Cromer Hall Concert  Experience an unforgettable summer evening at the Cromer Hall Concert, set within the beautiful parkland of Cromer Hall. Enjoy live performances from the UK’s leading 80s tribute band, Wild Boys, as well as party favourites 29 Fingers and Third Wheel. With delicious local food stalls and picnic spots, it promises to be a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. Saturday 18 July |
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RHS Sandringham Flower Show  Discover amazing horticulture at the RHS Sandringham Flower Show. Set within the stunning Sandringham Estate, explore spectacular show gardens, vibrant floral displays, expert talks, and demonstrations. Combined with a fantastic selection of food, drink, and shopping, it’s a must-visit summer event for gardening enthusiasts! Wednesday 22 July – Sunday 26 July |
Norwich History Festival
Explore centuries of local and national history at the Norwich History Festival, taking place across venues throughout the city. Featuring talks, walks, debates, film, and performances, the programme brings history to life with leading historians and storytellers, including engaging events on Norwich’s heritage.
Thursday 16 July – Friday 24 July
Ticket prices vary per performance
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