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| Market Pl, Reepham, Norwich NR10 4JJ Tel: 01603 870345 | The Kings Arms is located in the beautiful market town square of Reepham. The old coaching inn was built in 1667 and is run by Mark and Lynette. Now hosting music once a month. If you would like to dine with us booking is essential. Otherwise just pop in |
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| venue | Description | |
| St Edmundsbury Cathedral. Bury St Edmunds | ||
| Private Venue | ||
| High Street, Cley next the Sea, NR25 7RX Tel: 01263 740776 | Cafe, Bar, B&B. Live music most weekends. Small, friendly venue. Most events are FREE. | |
| 16 High St, Overstrand, Cromer NR27 0AB | ||
| Heacham | ||
| Keys Fine Art Auctioneers Site, NR11 6JA | ||
| 1 Middle Street, Watton, Thetford, IP25 6AG | ||
| Market Cross Place, Aldeburgh | ||
| 35-37 Adelaide St, Norwich NR2 4JD Tel: +44 7766 407403 | Great food ~ great people ~ great times. Follow your soul it knows the way. Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner, Coffee & Cake, Local Ales & Cocktails. | |
| NORTHREPPS NORFOLK NR27 0AA | ||
| Rockland St. Mary | ||
| London Street, Swaffham | ||
| Yarmouth Road, Blofield, Norwich, NR13 4JU | Historic community venue | |
| Pier Gardens, Gorleston, Norfolk NR31 6PP Tel: 01493 662832 | Edwardian seaside theatre & open air bandstand on the east coast of Norfolk. Open all year with a full programme of shows and outdoor concerts. | |
| Brancaster Staithe | ||
| Fye Bridge Street, Norwich NR3 1LJ | Serving Coffe and Fine Ale in the Fine City | |
| Ferry Marina, Horning | ||
| 2 The Street, Thurton NR14 6AL | ||
| Shipdham Road, Dereham, Norfolk. | ||
| 10 Broad Street, Bungay, Suffolk, NR351EE Tel: 01986 897130 | The Fisher Theatre, in the Suffolk market town of Bungay, is one of the oldest provincial theatres in the UK. Built in 1828 it saw many changes in use before being brought back to its original use and re-opened in 2006. Retaining many of its heritage fea | |