Events

Families and friends turned out in force over the weekend to visit a popular pumpkin patch.

Visitors have been flocking to a popular Norfolk pumpkin patch which will be open every day during half term.

While typically known for commemorating the town’s rich history, today, Diss Museum will do some celebrating of its own...

A village pub is set to host its third annual fete as it continues to revive a tradition which had been absent from the community for years.

Hundreds flocked to a flower show at the weekend with organisers hailing it one of their best events yet.

Green-fingered residents are preparing to put their best blooms forward as an autumn flower show kicks off tomorrow.

A village is set to welcome some of the most acclaimed names in classical music as part of an upcoming concert series.

A town church’s free festival with music, games and activities is returning today.

See all our photos as thousands of visitors flocked for a weekend of music, food and family fun.

A town’s two-day music festival is set to kick off this weekend.

A popular Diss sports club marked a major milestone with a day of sporting tournaments and a night of dancing.

Town’s ukulele day kicks off full day of live music, workshops and performances — celebrating the small but mighty four-stringed instrument.

Top beers, live music, great food and good times were all on the menu for a popular beer festival at the weekend.

A town centre arts and community venue is celebrating its 15 year milestone.

A leisure, holiday and retail park is set to sway to the sound of sweet country music with the return of two festivals.

Thousands were treated to a taste of culture from across the globe as an annual carnival brought a market town to life

More than 70 vehicles classic cars are set to roll into a village tomorrow for the annual event including open gardens and beer festival.

The countdown for Diss Carnival has begun with full schedule announced.

Music was in the air as an organ festival made a triumphant return last weekend, with a few TV personalities thrown in.

A small village club has issued a rallying cry for more boardgame fans to join them – and score big.