6-A-side Showdown: Canaries Fans Kick-off For Charity!
A 6-a-side football tournament hosted by Norwich City fans for charity on 27th July.
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As you plan your week, you’ll find a varied selection of things to do in Norwich, offering both active pursuits and cultural engagement. Whether you prefer the outdoors or creative explorations, the city presents a mix of options for your calendar. For those seeking activity, you can engage in team sports or embark on guided walks exploring the surrounding landscapes. These provide a chance to connect with the local environment and stay active. If you’re interested in culture, you can join a workshop focusing on textile crafts or visit an exhibition celebrating creative achievements. You can also delve into the city's past with a historical display examining Norwich’s journey from the Norman era through to the Tudors, or explore the interiors and grounds of a significant local hall. As the week progresses, you’ll find a shift towards evening entertainment and community gatherings. You can attend live music performances, with a highlight being a world music ensemble, or enjoy a performance from a well-regarded comedian. For a larger experience, consider an outdoor festival dedicated to dance music, or browse and support local craftspeople at an artisan market, where you can find bespoke goods. This selection offers broad appeal, inviting you to engage with the city in a way that suits your interests. Check the listings below for times and venues.
A 6-a-side football tournament hosted by Norwich City fans for charity on 27th July.
Free exhibition celebrating disabled individuals' creative achievements at The Forum.
Felbrigg Hall offers guided tours of its interior, gardens, and parkland with refreshment options available.
A 10.1 mile walk departing from Itteringham Village Hall at 10:00 with dog and lunch requirements.
A 10.1-mile walk from Itteringham Village Hall led by Nigel W, with dogs allowed on short leads.
Participants will create textile banners in this 'Pay What You Can' workshop at Norwich Arts Centre.
Daraa Tribes perform a world music set at Norwich Arts Centre on 30 July 2026.
Historical exhibition exploring Norwich's medieval history from Norman to Tudor eras.
The 90s-themed outdoor dance festival will take place at Junkyard Market in August 2026.
Comedian Gary Delaney performs a fast-paced stand-up set at Norwich Theatre Playhouse.
Artisan makers market featuring local craftspeople and bespoke goods at The Forum.