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Great Yarmouth
During Heritage Open Days 2026, visitors to Anna Sewell House in Great Yarmouth will be able to explore the building in which Anna Sewell was born and learn about its history. Discover more about the famous book Black Beauty, one of the most-read…
Great Yarmouth
17th to the 20th September - An exciting opportunity to explore Elizabethan House for free as part of Heritage Open Days.
An amazing 'hands on' museum to enthrall all ages. This 16th-century quayside building reflects the life and times of the…
Great Yarmouth
Various Dates September - Come on a wondrous tour to explore the area surrounding Blackfriars Road, the Old Potteries and the Town Wall.
Starting at Ernie's mural, a stunning street art piece created by Reprezent Project, we'll follow the town wall…
Gorleston, Great Yarmouth
Various Dates in September - Step inside one of East Anglia’s last remaining Edwardian seaside theatres and discover the stories built into its walls. Tours are led by the theatre’s current custodians, who will also touch on the challenges and…
NR30 1NE, Great Yarmouth
19th September - The fair brings together groups and societies from throughout the region to celebrate the history of the area:
re-enactment groups, local history publishers and books sellers, museums, and enthusiastic young archaeologists will be…
Great Yarmouth
19th and 20th September - Step inside one of the church’s most fascinating spaces as we open up the bell tower for a special family-friendly event. This is a unique opportunity to explore the inner workings of the tower, learn about its history, and…
Great Yarmouth
19th & 20th September - Recently conserved Row 111 House and the Old Merchant’s House were built in the early 17th century as wealthy merchants’ residences, but later sub-divided into tenements
Visit today, and you can see how they appeared at…
Great Yarmouth
15th & 17th September - Welcome to an invitation to a guided tour of the magnificent Great Yarmouth Town Hall which was officially opened in May 1882 by the then Price of Wales, who later became Edward VII. Booking is required.
Great Yarmouth
18th September - In 1645, the town council sent for Matthew Hopkins, the infamous Witchfinder General.
Two men and nine women were accused of allegedly being involved in witchcraft. They were brought before a court to find their fates.
Come along…
Great Yarmouth
12th & 13th September - An exciting opportunity to explore Time and Tide museum with free entry for Heritage Open Days.
Great Yarmouth
11th to the 20th September (not open Sunday 13th September) Welcome to the oldest surviving herring smokehouse in Great Yarmouth currently in the care of On-Your-Side Norfolk Ltd, a not-for-profit organisation.
To commemorate Great Yarmouth’s…
Great Yarmouth
12th & 19th September - Explore iconic Horsey Windpump this Heritage Open Day and learn more about its fascinating history. Though the youngest windpump in the Broads, it has withstood floods, lightning strikes and gale force winds. Climb to the top…
Horsefen Road, Ludham
12th September - Hunter's Yard dates back to the 1930s and is much the same today as it was then.
Now a charity, It is home to the Hunter's Fleet of 14 classic Broads yachts, built in the 1930s. Pre booking not required
Great Yarmouth
11th to 20th September - The Lydia Eva YH89 is Great Yarmouth’s last steam drifter. Built in 1930 she acts as a floating museum for the town’s herring fishing industry. Come aboard and discover how the fishermen worked and lived.
Great Yarmouth
Various dates in September - Step foot into The Royal Assembly Rooms on Great Yarmouth's Golden Mile. Learn about past and present members as you are invited in to the temple. You'll be given a persona, someone who played an active role for the…
Great Yarmouth
12th September - Delivered in partnership between Great Yarmouth Shoebox and the Great Yarmouth Salvation Army, this community exhibition will explore the lives, memories and contributions of the ordinary people who helped shape Middlegate and the…
Ludham
12th & 13th September - Experienced volunteers will show you around Wherry Albion and Forsythe's Boatyard, sharing the history and personal stories of this 128-year-old trading vessel. Albion was once one of over 300 vessels ferrying goods and…
Great Yarmouth
12th & 13th September - The Royal Naval Hospital at Great Yarmouth is a Grade II* listed building of historical and architectural importance.
Gorleston
Various dates in September - Discover the large Gorleston Parish church of St Andrews, a grade II* listed building. It is steeped in history and architectural delights. There are many beautiful stained-glass windows with very vibrant colours. You…
Great Yarmouth
15th September - St. Georges Theatre
Come and visit St. George's Theatre, a beautiful Grade 1 listed building. The former Chapel built in 1715, has been transformed into a working Community Theatre, which celebrates and utilizes the unique features…