A festival just outside of the city promising fun for all the family has got under way.

Strumpshaw Tree Fair will welcome visitors for its eighth year, with local makers showcasing their wares over more than 100 stalls.

It kicked off at 10am today at Strumpshaw Steam Museum and will be open until 5pm across the weekend.

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Among the highlights of the long-running event is the chance to witness talented wood crafters showcase their skills with chainsaw artists, forge works and more.

There will be live music, poetry and storytelling to enjoy across the weekend as well as circus skills, comedy and dance.

Real ale fans will not be disappointed as there will even be a watering hole created for the festival - the Tree Pub - which is run by Fakenham brewery Moon Gazer.

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Peter Turrell, who has been performing at the event for a number of years, said: "For me, it is the friendliest festival in the area.

"The organisers put so much effort and care into making sure visitors, performers and stallholders enjoy themselves. 

"We are all looking forward to a lovely weekend."

Tickets are £15 for adults with under-16s going free.