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East Angles Brass Band are a funky horn and percussion collective from Norfolk, Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire. Their number can fluctuate anywhere between 5 and 10 members on any given day and with plenty of improvisation involved, each show feels truly unique!

Norwich-based indie folk band ‘The Rabbitts’ are acoustic at heart but experimental in nature; they set out to avoid the well-trodden path and instead define their own unique sound with creative harmonies, fingerstyle guitar arrangements, dreamy mandolin lines, and an intricate yet impactful rhythm section.

Performing original material from the forthcoming Cd as well as some old favourites. A contemporary take on groove orientated, modal jazz. Inspired by music from all over the globe.

Essentially an original 3 piece instrumental band : Double Bass, Drums & Tenor Sax, Beat Fiasco are expanding with new members & vocal collaborations as their sound develops.

Jurassic explorers will love the opportunity to discover the 85-acre Park by night. From trekking through Valley of the Dinosaurs by starlight, to handling nocturnal creepy crawlies in the Secret Animal Garden, visitors attending Dinos in the Dark are in for a wild night.

Are you ready for our annual award-winning event, Dinos at Night? Visit the Park on Saturday 29th June 2024 and discover some wild nightlife at ROARR!

We are commemorating the 125th anniversary of the Royal Arcade’s opening on what would have been Queen Victoria’s 205th birthday with a ribbon-cutting event at its Gentleman’s Walk entrance that will feature a Morris dancing side accompanied by a traditional concertina player, re-enactors in Victorian costumes, a gin and tea party plus all of the stores will have their own special offers.

A major star and icon for four decades, Paul Young broke into the big time 40 years ago when the classic album No Parlez went to number one and spawned iconic hits including “Wherever I Lay My Hat (That’s My Home)” and “Love Of The Common People”

Direct from the West End and having sold out venues worldwide, Seven Drunken Nights – The Story of the Dubliners returns to theatres in 2024.

In celebration of it’s ongoing impact, Swan Lake will take flight once more in a major new revival for the next generation of dancers, and for audiences who will experience it for the very first time.