All Things Norfolk are delighted to welcome Quirky Art by Jo Forster as the latest store in our shop. Jo said "'I am a small independent business working from my home in Norfolk. My love for art came in my early twenties and my aim is to spread a message of love and inspiration, turning my energy into something quirky and beautiful. Creating work that entertains and causes a positive feeling inside you makes me a very happy artist". To visit Jo's store please click here

The team in The Edge Health & Fitness Club at Barnham Broom are on a mission this New Year to motivate individuals and support them in reaching their fitness goals. Their fully qualified on-site Fitness & Wellbeing Instructors, work alongside members to determine their targets, plan how they can achieve these and drive them towards success. Their spacious gym, spins bikes, swimming pool, sauna, steam room and courts allow members to focus on their fitness and wellbeing. Alongside this, The Edge offer in-person and virtual fitness classes, which provides members with the option to try something different and exercise at a time which suits them best.

Let the sparkling lights at Sheringham’s Little Theatre help shine the way through the Winter gloom and lead you into a scintillating Spring. With a superb selection of over two dozen exciting events already booked before the end of May, there will be something for everyone to enjoy. And keep your eye on the website www.sheringhamlittletheatre.com for more events and mainstream cinema being added. Some productions come with added anticipation, having been paused by the pandemic. Refreshed regulars are returning with sprightly fresh shows eagerly waiting in the wings. To showcase the best of up-and-coming local talent, the energetic Youth Theatre will finally perform the beautifully crafted musical Guys and Dolls. It’s on for three nights at Easter including Good Friday so make sure of booking your tickets early. 

For many years Westacre Theatre has painstakingly earned itself an enviable reputation of celebrating Christmas with its own specially written plays. Building on that hard-earned tradition, one of Shakespeare’s best-loved comedies has just sustained a seismic seasonal shift from the original story, with resident dramatist Andy Naylor directing his own free-ranging adaptation of A Midwinter Night’s Dream. This year’s delightfully absorbing show retains many of the Bard’s beautifully descriptive passages. Some simplification of the story-line, however, really has enabled it to become completely appropriate as a festive treat for the whole family who will undoubtedly enjoy it on a variety of levels. Servants from the ‘big house’ are planning to perform a Christmas play composed by the Duchess’ daughter. So they meet secretly at night in the Westacre woods to…