Make an early start on your Christmas shopping as a huge market with hundreds of stalls is returning to a venue near Norwich.
Here is all you need to know ahead of the Norfolk Festive Gift & Food Show 2023 at the Norfolk Showground.
What are the dates and timings for the Norfolk Festive Gift & Food Show 2023?
The Norfolk Festive Gift and Food Show, organised by Aztec Events, runs from Friday, November 10 until Sunday, November 12 2023.
It will be open from 10am to 4pm daily, with 9am early entry for premium ticket holders.
What can I expect at the Christmas market?
There will be hundreds of stalls, which will be both outdoors and in the Main Exhibition Hall, with plenty of Christmas gifts and delicious festive food and drink.
The Norwich Star Wars Club UK will also be at the event over the weekend.
What is the address and is there parking?
The address is Norfolk Showground, New Costessey, NR5 0TT and there is plenty of on-site free parking.
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Is the event wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the show is on flat ground so it is accessible for wheelchair users.
Are buggies and prams allowed?
Buggies and prams are permitted in all outdoor areas. They are not allowed in the Main Exhibition Hall, but there is a free buggy park at the entrance.
Are dogs allowed?
Dogs on leads are allowed in the parkland but not in the Main Exhibition Hall, with the exception of assistance dogs.
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Are tickets still available and can I buy them at the gate?
Yes, standard tickets cost £8.50 for ages 16+, £8 for ages 60+, £5 for children (aged 5-15) and under 5s go free with timed entry slots to prevent crowding - once inside you can stay as long as you like.
Premium tickets allow early access from 9am and prices start at £9.50 - book tickets at norfolkfestiveshow.co.uk
Any remaining tickets will be available at the gate.
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