The latest news from the city.
A guide to Italian Street Food at Stalls 91 and 104 of Norwich Market, with its Neapolitan-style pizzas, puccia burgers, calzones and boxes, plus prices, opening hours and how to order.
The Norwich Film Festival returns to Cinema City from 6 to 15 November with 136 shortlisted short films across 21 screenings, plus 35mm prints, filmmaker Q&As and a closing quiz with Ali Plumb. A guide to the programme, the venue and the festival's wider work.
Cosmic Jo's is a collectibles shop and cafe on Bedford Street in Norwich. It stocks Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Animation and retro toys over two floors, and its lower ground floor cafe serves pancakes, grilled cheese, shakes and coffee. The post covers prices, opening hours and contact details.
The Great British Film Orchestra brings 'The Music of Tim Burton, Danny Elfman & Beyond' to The Halls on Wednesday 4 November, with two showtimes and tickets from £35. A broad programme of cinematic themes in a Grade I listed venue, with full accessibility details.
The National Trust's Blickling Estate in Aylsham has been named the most haunted place to visit this Halloween. A guide to the estate's history and features, other haunted Norfolk sites, and a round-up of Halloween events across the county.
Christmas Crooners makes its debut at Sheringham Little Theatre on Friday 11 December at 7.30pm, a tribute to the Great American Christmas Songbook and the big band era. Tickets are £20 Premium, £18 Standard and £14.50 Value, available online or via the box office.
A look at Strangers Coffee Company, the Norwich speciality roaster set up in 2009, with its three sites, how it sources and roasts its beans, and what you can buy to brew at home.
Dormouse Bookshop is a second-hand and antiquarian bookshop on Elm Hill, Norwich, known for its crime fiction, children's books and local history. Reviews describe the owner, Phil, as friendly and very helpful. The article covers opening hours, parking and how to get there.
Imperfect Storms: New Work from East Anglian Writers comes to Norwich Stage Two on Thursday 22 October at 7pm, curated by Stephen Keyworth. A 200-seat studio reading of work in progress, tickets £3.50 to £5.50, age 14+.
Twelve giant Shaun the Sheep sculptures will be hidden around the gardens at Blickling Estate from mid-November to mid-January. The Find the Flock trail, late-opening evenings and an indoor yarn adventure in the house make it a full winter day out for families.
