Diary - October 1-7

THURSDAY, 01/10/2009

EVENTS

AYLSHAM. Drill Hall: Aylsham Brass Band meets weekly, free membership and instruments available, 7.30pm, 01263 733006/01603 891236.

BANNINGHAM. Village Hall: Greenfingers Gardening Club, talk by nurseryman Ben Potterton - Plants, Elephants and Spiders, 7 for 7.30pm.

BLICKLING. Blickling Hall: Lord Lothian's Attic Tour and Edwardian Afternoon Tea, discover the contents of Blickling's attics, followed by cream tea in Lord Lothian's study, 1.30pm and 3pm �12 inclusive; booking essential 01263 738030.

BRADFIELD. Bradfield Hall Farm (near North Walsham): Animal Magic Dog Club - Beginners' agility, 10am, 01263 822669.

FELTHORPE. The Pavilion, The Street: Bingo, 7.45pm.

GRESHAM. Village Hall: Fit Together badminton with Joy and Paul, afternoon, �2, booking essential, 07748 886417.

ROUGHTON. Carr Lane: Easy French conversation, 11am-1pm, 01263 512326.

WEST RUNTON. The Links Hotel: Cromer and Sheringham Inner Wheel Club meeting, 6 for 6.30pm, 01263 511759.

WEYBOURNE. Radio Hut at the Muckleburgh Collection: North Norfolk Amateur Radio Group meets, new members warmly welcomed, 10am-4pm, 01263 821936/838198.

SHOWS

CROMER. Pavilion Theatre Cromer, Cromer Pier: A Timeless Collection (nostalgia show), 2.30pm �13/concs �12.50, 01263 512495.

DANCES

CROMER. Social Club: Line dancing, beginners 11am-1.30pm, 01263 512542.

EAST RUNTON. Village Hall: Belly dancing with Dianne, 6.30-7.45pm �4.50, 0870 046 4131.

SUTTON. Sutton Staithe Hotel: Salsa with Dance Cuban, 8pm �5/concs �4.

SALES

SHERINGHAM. St John Hall, Wyndham Street: Country Market 10-11.30am.

FRIDAY, 02/10/2009

EVENTS

AYLSHAM. High School: Aylsham Food Festival - The 10-Mile Meal, gala dinner, featuring produce from within 10-mile radius of the town, 7.30pm �18.50 including glass of wine; bookings www.aylshamfoodfestival.co.uk.

BLICKLING. Blickling Hall: Lord Lothian's Attic Tour and Edwardian Afternoon Tea, discover the contents of Blickling's attics, followed by cream tea in Lord Lothian's study, 1.30pm and 3pm �12 inclusive; booking essential 01263 738030.

BRADFIELD. Bradfield Hall Farm (near North Walsham): Animal Magic Dog Club - Beginners' agility, 6pm, 01263 822669.

CROMER. Cromer Museum, Church Street: Beginning Creative Writing workshop for adults, with Caroline Gilfilan, all levels of experience welcome, 10am-3pm �10/Museums Pass �9; booking essential 01263 513543.

MUNDESLEY. Bowls Pavilion: Whist, 1.45pm.

Coronation Hall: Fit Together badminton with Joy and Paul, afternoon, �2, booking essential, 07748 886417.

ROUGHTON. Village Hall: Prize bingo, raffle, proceeds to hall funds, 7.30pm.

SEA PALLING. Village Hall: Bingo, good prizes, raffle, 7.30 for 8pm.

SHOWS

NORTH WALSHAM. Community Centre: North Walsham Players present Jimmy Cricket, supported by singer Dale Bullimore and cast of North Walsham Players, 8pm �9/children �6, 01692 402116; proceeds Breast Cancer Campaign.

SHERINGHAM. Little Theatre, 2 Station Road: Encore slam night featuring beatboxers, spoken word poets, rap artists, street dancers and live music from local bands, 7.30pm �5 door, 01263 822347.

GIGS

BACTON. Poachers Pocket: Tony Cann, 8.30pm.

CROMER. Pavilion Theatre Cromer, Cromer Pier: Jive Talkin' (Bee Gees tribute), 7.30pm �16.50/concs �15.50, 01263 512495.

HEVINGHAM. Marsham Arms: The Lumiere Rouge Ragtime Band, 8-10.30pm �2.50 on door.

DANCES

WALCOTT. Village Hall: Ballroom tea dance, live music by Roger Bean, 2pm �3.50, 01263 824217.

WROXHAM. Church Hall, Norwich Road: English country dancing, beginners welcome, 7.30-9.45pm �2, 01692 404447.

SALES

AYLSHAM. Town Hall: Aylsham Country Market, 8.50am-12.

HOLT. St Andrew's Church Hall, Church Street: Holt Country Market, 9-11am.

STALHAM. Stalham Town Football Club, Stepping Stone Lane: Car boot, sellers 9am, buyers 11am, 07796 964653 (Dave).

SATURDAY, 03/10/2009

EVENTS

BLICKLING. Blickling Hall: 1940's Evening, nostalgic evening in 1940's costume, with three-course menu, 7pm �26.50; booking essential 01263 738030.

Blickling Hall: 1940s evening, nostalgic evening in 1940s costume, wholesome three-course menu in East Wing Restaurant, 7pm �26.50, booking essential 01263 738030. Lord Lothian's Attic Tour and Edwardian Afternoon Tea, discover the contents of Blickling's attics, followed by cream tea in Lord Lothian's study, 1.30pm and 3pm �12 inclusive; booking essential 01263 738030.

EAST RUSTON. East Ruston Old Vicarage: Garden open for National Gardens Scheme, 20-acre exotic coastal garden, water features, walled and Mediterranean gardens, wildflower meadows, topary, sunk garden, 2-5.30pm �6/children �1.

FELBRIGG. Felbrigg Hall: Hall at Harvest, fruit and vegetables from the Walled Garden on display in the kitchen, 11am-4.30pm normal admission.

MUNDESLEY. Coronation Hall: Village Screen presents The Young Victoria (PG), refreshments at 7pm, film 7.30pm �4.

PASTON. Paston Great Barn: Bat walks, learn history of the building, see the home to eight species of bats, walks limited to 15 people, times given when booking on 01263 720743.

SHERINGHAM. North Norfolk Railway, Station Road: Diesel and Steam Gala, with guest engines, normal fares apply, check times at www.nnrailway.co.uk.

St Peter's Church: Come and Sing the Creation by Joseph Haydn, rehearsal from 2pm, performance (friends and relatives welcome to attend) 6pm �10 including hire of score and light refreshments, 01263 825146.

WHITWELL. Whitwell and Reepham Railway Station: Steam engine Georgie pulling BSK carriage, footplate or driving sessions available, 10am-6pm.

WROXHAM. Bure Valley Railway: Wroxham Bure Valley Rotary Club sponsored walk in aid of Prostate Cancer, registration 8.30-10am, special train takes participants to Aylsham for nine walk back; information 07899 721384 or www.walkforthefuture.org.uk.

SHOWS

CROMER. Pavilion Theatre Cromer, Cromer Pier: An Evening of Mediumship with Tony Stockwell, 7.30pm �18.50, 01263 512495.

PASTON. St Margaret's Church: It Was Foully Done (drama based on the Paston Letters) - Paston Heritage Society, bring a cushion and torch, 7.30pm �3 advance or �4 on door including wine or soft drink and nibbles, 01263 720743.

SHERINGHAM. Little Theatre, 2 Station Road: Harry Hedgehog (show for children), 2.30pm �6/under 16s �5, 01263 822347.

GIGS

SHERINGHAM. Little Theatre, 2 Station Road: Winston the Singing Farmer, 7.30pm �9, 01263 822347.

Social Club, Holway Road: The Peppermint Men (50s-60s), 8.30pm �3/members free.

DANCES

HOLT. Community Centre: Ballroom and modern sequence with Bob Watts, 7.30-11pm �4.50.

SALES

AYLSHAM. Burgh Road, off A140: Car boot, sellers 9am, buyers 11am, 07796 964653 (Dave).

Market Place: Farmers' market, 9am-1pm.

BLAKENEY. Scout Hut, Langham Road: Second-hand books, 10am-4pm.

BRISTON. Copeman Centre: Car boot and table top, set-up 8am, public 9am-12 pitches/table �5 advance or �6 on day, 01263 862244 or 861340.

FELBRIGG. Felbrigg Hall: Harvest Fair, sale of local and seasonal food, 11am-4.30pm.

HOVETON. Village Hall: Jumble, 2pm; for hall funds.

STALHAM. Town Hall: Farmers' market, refreshments 9am-12noon.

WORSTEAD. Queen Elizabeth Hall: Indoor equestrian car boot, 12-2pm pitches �6 advance/�9 on day, 07917 764124.

SUNDAY, 04/10/2009

EVENTS

ASHMANHAUGH. Ashmanhaugh Light Railway: Light railway open day, rides with steam, diesel and electric engines around nature pond, sorry no dogs, 2-5pm.

AYLSHAM. Salvation Army, Hungate Street: Harvest festival with the Diss Salvation Army Songsters Choir, harvest worship, 10.45am and harvest praise, 3pm followed by refreshments.

Town Hall: The Big Slow Breakfast, traditional English breakfast using local produce, 9am and 11am �4pp/family ticket �14 (two adults, two children under 12), tickets from Salad Days fruit and veg stall on Aylsham market or at www.aylshamfoodfestival.co.uk.

BLICKLING. Blickling Hall: Lord Lothian's Attic Tour and Edwardian Afternoon Tea, discover the contents of Blickling's attics, followed by cream tea in Lord Lothian's study, 1.30pm and 3pm �12 inclusive; booking essential 01263 738030.

BURGH. Reading Room: Cheese and Wine evening with Michael Brunson, well-known political newscaster and commentator, 7.30pm �7.50, 01263 735307 or 733762; proceeds church funds.

CROMER. Runton Road car park: Sponsored Dog Walk and Picnic, register from 10.30am for 11am start, bring own picnic for afterwards, water for your dogs and poo bags, raffle and merchandise stall available, information 01406 363379; proceeds Kerry Greyhound Connection.

EAST RUNTON. Fishing Boat: Pool knockout, 8pm �2.

FELBRIGG. Felbrigg Hall: Hall at Harvest, fruit and vegetables from the Walled Garden on display in the kitchen, 11am-4.30pm normal admission.

MUNDESLEY. Bowls Pavilion: Bingo, 7.30pm.

Village: Mundesley Art Trail - Extraordinary, work on display made by local people in a series of recent workshops on the theme of everyday objects, 2-4pm (trail maps from Cafe B).

SHERINGHAM. North Norfolk Railway, Station Road: Diesel and Steam Gala, with guest engines, normal fares apply, check times at www.nnrailway.co.uk.

WALCOTT. Poacher's Pocket: Bingo in aid of the Walcott Emergency Volunteer Association, 4pm.

WHITWELL. Whitwell and Reepham Railway Station: Steam engine Georgie pulling BSK carriage, and steam engine Annie running with BSK carriage, footplate or driving sessions available, 10am-5pm.

CONCERTS

NORTHREPPS. Templewood, Frogshall: Cromer Music Nights present The Arlequin Piano Trio, programme - Beethoven: Piano Trio No 4 in B flat major Op 11; Bridge: Phantasie Piano Trio in C minor; Mendelssohn: Piano Trio in C minor Op 66; Piazzolla: Verano Porteno, 3pm �8/members �5/students �2 on door.

GIGS

CROMER. Pavilion Theatre Cromer, Cromer Pier: Cromer Smugglers, 7.30pm �11, 01263 512495.

DANCES

SHERINGHAM. Social Club, Holway Road: Fit Together social dance with Marlene and Brian, 8.30-11pm, 01263 823526.

SALES

ALDBOROUGH. Community Centre: Farmers' market, 10am-1pm; information 01263 402789.

BLAKENEY. Scout Hut, Langham Road: Second-hand books, 10am-4pm.

HOLT. Community Centre: Indoor market with crafts, plants, 10am-3pm, 01263 510905.

HOVETON. Village Hall: Craft fair, 9am-3pm.

STALHAM. Stalham Town Football Club, Stepping Stone Lane: Car boot, sellers 9am, buyers 11am, 07796 964653 (Dave).

WROXHAM. Scout Headquarters, Nobel Crescent: Second-hand books, 10am-1pm; for Scout funds.

MONDAY, 05/10/2009

EVENTS

BRADFIELD. Bradfield Hall Farm (near North Walsham): Animal Magic Dog Club, learning games for dogs and their owners, 10am, 01263 822669.

EAST RUNTON. Fishing Boat: Bingo, 7.30pm. Quiz, 9.30pm.

FELBRIGG. Felbrigg Hall: Hall at Harvest, fruit and vegetables from the Walled Garden on display in the kitchen, 11am-4.30pm normal admission.

MUNDESLEY. Coronation Hall: Carpet bowls, fun session, teas and biscuits, 1.30-4pm �1.50pp.

SHOWS

SHERINGHAM. Little Theatre, 2 Station Road: A Pageant (comedy) from Alan Ayckbourn's Intimate Exchanges - Late Rep, 7.30pm �12.50, 01263 822347.

DANCES

EAST RUNTON. Village Hall: Cromer Sequence Dance Club, 8pm, 01692 403071.

HOVETON. Village Hall: Line, basics 7pm, beginners 7.30pm, improvers 8.30pm �3.50 all night, 01692 536471.

SHERINGHAM. Methodist Church Hall, Cromer Road: English country dancing, beginners welcome, 7.30-9.30pm �2, 01263 823958.

SALES

AYLSHAM. Parish Church: The Monday Stall, 8.30am-12.

Town Hall: Collectors fair, 8.30am-2pm.

TUESDAY, 06/10/2009

EVENTS

ALDBOROUGH. Community Centre: Bingo, eyes down 8pm.

BRADFIELD. Bradfield Hall Farm (near North Walsham): Animal Magic Dog Club - Junior agility club, 11.30am, Puppy Nursery, 01263 822669.

CROMER. Royal Cromer Golf Club: Get Back Into Golf sessions with experienced pro golfers in a club environment, �18 for six-week course, 6-7pm, booking essential, www.activenorfolk.org/getbackinto or call 01603 697024.

St John Ambulance Hall, Bond Street: Family and Emergency First Aid Course starts, 7-9.30pm �20 (three weeks); information and registration form on 01362 722527 or email cromer@norfolk.sja.org.uk.

Cottage, Louden Road: Menopause Support Group, 7.30-9pm.

FELBRIGG. Felbrigg Hall: Hall at Harvest, fruit and vegetables from the Walled Garden on display in the kitchen, 11am-4.30pm normal admission.

HONING. Village Hall: General knowledge quiz, 7.30pm for 8pm �1pp.

MUNDESLEY. Free Church: Mother and Toddler Group, 10am-12, 01263 834466.

Bowls Pavilion: Whist, 1.45pm.

NORTH WALSHAM. Victory Pool: Weavers Morris practice, new members welcome, 7.30pm; information 01692 404447.

OVERSTRAND. Parish Hall: Overstrand Gardening Club, talk on Composting, 2.30pm �1.50/members �1.

WALCOTT. Poacher's Pocket: Bingo in aid of the Walcott Emergency Volunteer Association, 8pm.

SHOWS

SHERINGHAM. Little Theatre, 2 Station Road: A Pageant (comedy) from Alan Ayckbourn's Intimate Exchanges - Late Rep, 2.30pm �9.50 and 7.30pm �12.50, 01263 822347.

DANCES

AYLSHAM. The Friendship Hall: Cuban salsa classes, beginners 8-9pm, improvers 9-10pm �5 one class �8 for both (07877 797023).

BRISTON. Copeman Centre, Hall Street: Fit Together tea dance with Marlene and Brian, 1.45-3.45pm �2, 07826 869377.

CROMER. Community Centre, Garden Street: English country dancing, beginners welcome, 7.30-9.30pm �2, 01263 578224.

STALHAM. High School: Line, basics 7pm, beginners 7.30pm, improvers 8.30pm �3.50 all night, 01692 536471.

SALES

WEDNESDAY, 07/10/2009

EVENTS

FELBRIGG. Felbrigg Hall: Guided Garden Tour, informative walk around the West and Walled Gardens with member of the gardening team, 2pm �5 (pay on day). Hall at Harvest, fruit and vegetables from the Walled Garden on display in the kitchen, 11am-4.30pm normal admission.

MUNDESLEY. Free Church: Creative Writing Group, 10.30am-12.30pm �2, 01263 834466.

Bowls Pavilion: Whist, 1.45pm.

NORTH WALSHAM. Library, New Road: Celebrate National Poetry Day, bring a favourite poem to share with other poetry lovers, 2.30-3.30pm, details 01692 402482.

SHERINGHAM. St Andrew's Church Hall: Fashion Show with the Artichoke Collection, labels for less, 7.30pm �2.50, 01263 821281; proceeds Sheringham Afternoon WI.

WEYBOURNE. Radio Hut at the Muckleburgh Collection: North Norfolk Amateur Radio Group meets, new members warmly welcomed, 10am-4pm, 01263 821936/838198.

SHOWS

SHERINGHAM. Little Theatre, 2 Station Road: A Pageant (comedy) from Alan Ayckbourn's Intimate Exchanges - Late Rep, 7.30pm �12.50, 01263 822347.

DANCES

CROMER. Social Club: Line dancing, 7.30-10.30pm, 01263 512542.

HOLT. St Andrew's Church Hall, Church Street: Fit Together line dance with Cedric, beginners 2-2.30pm, dancing 2.30-4.30pm �2, 07826 869377 (Melanie).

SHERINGHAM. Pinewood Park Leisure Club, Holt Road, Upper Sheringham: Ceroc modern jive, in the function suite, beginners and intermediates 7.30-10.30pm, 07801 492358.