This week’s top 5 things to do | North Norfolk Literature and Landscape Festival Thursday 2 October 2025
This week in Norfolk, immerse yourself in creativity at the North Norfolk Festival of Literature and Landscape or discover local flavours at the Creake Abbey Farmers Market. Alternatively, reconnect with nature at the Women’s Wild Tribe gathering, explore unique handmade treasures at the October Makers Market at Wroxham Barns, and escape into autumn at Oxburgh Estate.
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North Norfolk Literature and Landscape Festival  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 Alan Hollinghurst and conservationist Charles Clover, it’s a perfect opportunity to explore the region’s stunning beauty while enjoying creativity, storytelling, and fun-filled activities. Friday 3 October – Sunday 5 October |
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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 4 October |
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Women’s Wild Tribe  Immerse yourself in Women’s Wild Tribe, a nurturing gathering in Holt Country Park designed for connection, mindfulness and creative woodland craft. Embrace nature’s energy around a campfire, share stories, unwind with gentle rituals and walk away feeling renewed, empowered and in tune with your inner wild. Thursday 9 October |
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October Makers Market  Discover a selection of unique creators at the October Makers Market at Wroxham Barns. Featuring over 25 local artisans showcasing unique products, from cakes and bakery delights to candles and ceramics, there’s something for everyone! Guests can even enjoy live music and a delicious selection of food to enjoy too. |
Escape into Autumn
Discover Escape into Autumn at Oxburgh Estate, where you’ll uncover the secret lives of its resident wildlife as they prepare for winter. Wander the discovery trail indoors, take part in outdoor seasonal crafts, and enjoy the changing gardens before recharging in the tearoom with comforting treats.
Friday 3 October – Sunday 2 November
Free
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