A respected Ukrainian artist has visited Great Yarmouth to oversee the installation of his work for the town’s impressive new public art trail. Alex Lidagovsky was forced to leave Kyiv with his family after the Russian invasion in 2022. His…
Dereham Blues Festival 2025 Set to Launch with a Boogie-Woogie Bang – Join the Warm-up on Dereham Day The Dereham Blues Festival 2025 is gearing up for another unforgettable summer of rhythm, soul, and blues – and it all kicks…
Great Yarmouth Borough Council has revealed that a stunning replica of Christopher Columbus’ 15th century ship will be sailing into the town in July. The Nao Santa Maria will dock at South Quay in Great Yarmouth on Tuesday, July 8, and…
The historic house opens to the public for the first time in a generation on 11 June with a contemporary art exhibition, new art commission and artist residencies. 11 June – 7 December 2025 | Led by Artistic Director Simon Oldfield…
A new series of guided heritage walks in the borough of Great Yarmouth has been revealed for 2025. The walks – which run from April to October – cover a wide range of subjects and locations and provide an opportunity…
Despite a certain amount of doom and gloom in certain areas of the events industry, Cromer’s ‘Folk on the Pier’ festival is bucking the trend and enjoying the best advance ticket sales ever in the twenty seven years since it…
As part of The National Lottery Open Week 2025, the Winter Gardens in Great Yarmouth threw open its doors for tours of the landmark building ahead of its restoration. Members of the Great Yarmouth Borough Council project team organised four…
With planning permission successfully granted, work on installing Great Yarmouth’s exciting new sculpture trail is set to begin next month. With almost all of the sculptures already completed and delivered, a contractor is now set to be appointed to install…
People are being invited to discover more about Great Yarmouth’s fascinating history with six new talks by the town’s Heritage Guides. The one-hour talks take place at 1pm on the second Tuesday of January, February, March, October, November and December…
