Rachel Greenlaw, Sarah Underwood, and Shade Lapite in conversation with BookTok’s Kat Redfern Join an incredible panel of authors as they discuss all things fantasy, romance and YA fiction with Booktokker Kat Redfern.

Time and Tide Museum, Great Yarmouth. Join Professor Claire Jowitt to discover the incredible story of the Gloucester ship, the wreck of which was discovered off the Norfolk coast in 2007 after sinking in 1682. Learn about the ship’s last voyage and why it is significant. 

A three day festival of over 200 films by queer producers, writers, directors and actors from over 45 countries. This event is open to both industry delegates and the general public. Single session and weekend tickets available ranging from £5-50. 

Enjoy the end of the season at Walsingham, which is open from 10am to 4pm daily.

Norfolk Coast Protected Landscapes Dark Skies Festival Presents: Calmness in the Darkness, a silent beach walk. This walk promises to be a unique experience that will awaken your senses and leave you feeling refreshed. Don't miss out on this opportunity to find solace in the darkness.

March 2: Spiritual, Wellness and Crafts Fair, The Forum, Norwich, 10am to 5pm.

A special one-off joint walk alongside Jon Tyler from Wild for Woods and expert David Atthowe as a part of the Norfolk AONB Dark Skies Festival. A guided exploration of natural lights only to be found at night. Explore nature’s light and illumination from Triboluminescence to Biofluorescence to shining stars and rocks that glow. Experience the hidden world on the edge of Norfolk’s chalk reef. 

Today Elm Hill is considered to be one of Norwich’s major tourist attractions, yet it has experienced a number of economic and social ups and downs and cultural transformations since the late-medieval period. Drawing on documents, historical illustrations and the surviving standing structures Victor will tell the story.

As a Dark Sky Discovery Site, North Norfolk is an ideal destination for a cosmic adventure. This annual celebration welcomes budding amateurs and professionals to marvel at the night sky. 

Fresh from the fringe theatre circuit, the original stage production based on the alleged haunting of a council house in Enfield, London arrives at the Puppet Theatre in Norwich as part of a spring UK tour. 

An opportunity for anyone with an interest in bats to hear about Norfolk and Norwich Bat Group's work, with talks, displays and refreshments. 

 A talk on food in the Tudor era based on Brigitte Webster’s book Eating with the Tudors. 

Winter Watertrail on Hickling Broad, from  Norfolk Wildlife Trust Hickling Broad. Join us for a Winter Watertrail on Hickling Broad. Take a journey into the heart of the reserve with the intention to seek and observe winter wildlife. The trip will explore areas of Hickling Broad and may venture further into Heigham Sound, Meadow and Candle Dykes. 

Barn Dance with Yare Folk, in aid of Buckenham Ancient Woodland Trust, Lingwood Village Hall, Lingwood, 7pm to 11pm. With caller Les Wallace and music from Yare Folk.

Join experts from the Norfolk Wildlife Trust on a dark skies walk through a coastal nature reserve. Let the moon and the stars light your way as your senses adjust to the darkness around you. Listen to the sounds of night and learn more about the wildlife who conduct their daily business under the dark skies of the Norfolk coast.

There will be 25 or more beers to choose from, cider, Black Shuck Distillery gin and spirits, live music, food and good company. 

Baba Yaga, much-loved traditional Eastern European folktale, retold as an enchanting musical especially for children and families which explores the power of love and forgiveness.