Thur 21 Aug - Mon 25 Aug The Forum Trust presents Celebrate China Artists, performers and community groups come together in this exciting event celebrating Chinese culture, which coincides with the end of the Beijing Olympics. Discover the Land of the Dragon through a range of fun exhibitions

Thur 21 Aug - Mon 25 Aug The Forum Trust presents Celebrate China Artists, performers and community groups come together in this exciting event celebrating Chinese culture, which coincides with the end of the Beijing Olympics. Discover the Land of the Dragon through a range of fun exhibitions

A rambunctious rabble of prostitutes and pickpockets, perverts and peers in an uproariously compelling tale of incest, bigamy and crime. Eighteenth Century England is ingeniously re-invented in a wickedly outrageous adaptation. 7.30pm Tickets £12

7.30 - 10 pm Celebrate National Bat weekend and discover the world of the hunter and the hunted. We will search for bats using sound detectors and see moths close up with local experts Bill Landells and Rob Dyke. Costs: Adults £3, Children £1, half price for RSPB members. Booking essential.

Join us for an evening of pure entertainment from singing and dancing to Horse Racing and everything in between. Lots of star prizes to be won and all proceeds go to the Palliative Care charity. Voluntary entry donation please. A great night out for all the family and helping a great cause too.

Gobble, slurp, munch – who’s just eaten whom for lunch? Investigate the sometimes gruesome ways in which animals eat their prey. Take home a wildlife feeder and a prize if you complete the quiz. 10.30am – 3.30pm. £8 per child. Bring a packed lunch. Booking essential – call NWT on 01603 625 540 to

Over 20 real ales ciders and perries plus a a bbq will be available over the August Bank holiday weekend. With a full line up of bands from the Fri 22nd August through to Sunday the 25th August. They include, Story, Topless Barmaids, Rythum Traders , Selion Jazz and Steve Linton to name just a few.

Mediaeval - a new collection of watercolours and drawings by one of Norfolk's most respected artists. Open daily from 10 to 5.30. Admission Free. Burnham Grapevine, Overy Road, Burnham Market, Norfolk

Norfolk’s largest historical re-enactment event over August Bank Holiday Weekend, daily 10am to 5pm. More than 200 performers will be recreating the sights, sounds and smells of mediaeval England between the years 1066 to 1485.

Race Night - 7.30pm. Tickets £5. Hosted by the Thurton and Berghapton Players, on behalf of Cawston Band. Bar and food available. Call 01603 466572.

Mary Jones and the Scnadal live at the woodlands park, trimingham. call or click on website to book us now.

Hard Rain is a fun, lively acoustic driven rock and roll band, playing Dylan, Van Morrison, Rod Steward, The Waterboys, Oasis, Paul Weller, David Gray and lots of other stuff. Nothing too serious and nothing too loud !

Well it’s a lot quicker than writing a 1000 word poem isn’t it? Come along, paint, create and jump around in the trees ‘til you’re fit to burst! This event is at no extra cost to the BeWILDerwood admission fee.

12 noon - 2.30 pm Local expert, Andy Brazil, will give us an opportunity to see these amazing creatures close up and learn a little more about them. Costs: Adults £3, Children £1, RSPB members half-price Booking recommended.

On Sun 24th and Monday 25th August you can view animals from the private collection at the Animal Ark in Gt Witchingham, nr Norwich. See Otters, meerkats, raccoon, emu, giant tortoises and reptiles. There's a falconry display where you can get to hold and fly an owl all on your own and other animal