Published:
12:46 PM January 9, 2022
Updated:
3:30 PM January 9, 2022
The last two years have seen the cancellation and postponement of many of north Norfolk’s festivals – but there is hope that 2022 will see the return of the district’s most popular events.
Many of them have already been planned and scheduled, while some are still yet to be confirmed.
Here is a list of what to expect this year:
A longboat blazes as the tide comes in on the beach during a Viking Festival at Sheringham.
– Credit: DENISE BRADLEY
April
Sheringham Viking Festival
Plans have been drawn up to stage the event – which culminates in the burning of a model longship – on April 9.
The festival was first held in 2013, intended by founder Colin Seal to be “a celebration of our Viking heritage”.
May
Folk on the Pier
Running from May 6 to 8 at the Pavilion Theatre in Cromer, this music festival attracts well-known and up-and-coming folk, folk-rock and acoustic artists from across the UK.
A file photo of a past event at Cromer music festival Folk on the Pier, which is…
