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This week's top 5 things to do

Issue 89 | Norwich Science Festival
Thursday 18 October 2018

 
Kids and adults

Norwich Science Festival, amazing fireworks and loads of Halloween events are all in this week's top 5

 

Norwich Science Festival 

Crazy people paying other people to go and run

Nine days of inspirational exhibitions and an abundance of hands-on science and engineering activities for all ages. ‘Our future world’ is the theme for this year's festival and there is a day dedicated to celebrating and learning how to protect our oceans, seas and rivers.
Fri 19 - Sat 27 Oct. Lots of free hands-on activities taking place daily across Norwich.
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Antiques Fair at Holkham 

Time, hanging by a thread

Staged in the beautifully renovated Lady Elizabeth Wing at Holkham Hall, there will be 30 of the UK’s top antique dealers showcasing a wide variety of the finest antiques including; antique furniture, silver, jewellery, ceramics, paintings and much more. 
Fri 19 - Sun 21 Oct. 11am-4.30pm daily. Print a free ticket online before you go!
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Fireworks & bonfire at Blakeney 🎆

Fire work with me

Set on the picturesque Quayside at Blakeney enjoy bonfire favourites such as toffee apples, candy floss and children’s rides then stay for the professional firework display finale... guaranteed to be a fantastic night!
Sat 20 Oct 5pm-10pm
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Witch-Crafting

Witches hat

Do you like the idea of being a witch or wizard? Join costume designer Julia Pascoe at Norwich Theatre Royal to help make this possible. Design and make your very own wondrous witch or warlock hat to take home. 
Mon 22 Oct 10am-12pm. £7 per child. 
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Pleasurewood Chills 

Woody Bear has gone batty

Pleasurewood Hills is going spooky for half-term. Fun for the family, all the usual attractions will be open but you get to have lots of Halloween fun too by watching Woody’s Spooktacular Show, joining in the trick or treat halloween parade or getting creative with pumpkin carving.
Sat 20 - Sun 28 Oct. 10am - 5pm daily.
Admission - Over 12, £20 / Under 12 - £17 

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Passport partner updates

 
Bedrooms at The Ffolkes

Exclusive perk - Save 20% on bedrooms at The Ffolkes
Book a last-minute break with The Ffolkes during half-term and save a whopping 20% on your room; perfect timing for pumpkin carving on Wednesday! Choose from four room types (including family and dog-friendy) and enjoy a delicious home-cooked breakfast in the morning. Prices start from just £55 a night.
Phone bookings only, quote code FFOLKES20 when booking.
Call 01485 600210 to book |
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Valid Sun 21 - Fri 26 Oct. Includes breakfast. No further Norfolk Passport discount to be applied.

 
Cannibalism alive and well within the pumpkin community

Pumpkin carving at The Ffolkes 🎃
Join The Ffolkes for some pumpkin carving fun! Have fun carving your own pumpkin at the table ready to take home with you, or head to The Ffolkes' garden to light the lanterns after dark.
Between 3-6pm, Wed 31 Oct
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A SLICE of spooky sponge. It's to die for.

Spooky Sponge cakes - Save 10%
Sink your teeth into an indulgent chocolate sponge topped with fun treats. A great way to celebrate Halloween for you and your little monsters... you can also spookify a Sponge with one of their fun toppers too!
Order online now

 
Path to the beach

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