Preparations are under way for the annual Christmas Cribs and Trees Festival at Rosebery Road Methodist Church in Norwich.
This year, the festival, which supports a different charity each year, will be raising money for St Martin’s Housing Trust.
Donation jars will be placed around the church for those who would like to contribute.
The event, which has grown yearly, will display more than 350 nativity sets, along with various other festive items.
Visitors can expect to see unique Christmas trees adorned with nativity figures and traditional decorations.
The festival will be open on December 7, 8, 13, 14, and 15, from 10.30am to 4pm, concluding with a Christingle carol service on the last day.
On December 9, visitors are encouraged to join in singing carols at 11am, followed by informal organ recitals by Tim Patient on both Saturdays.
Norham's Model Railway Club will also be showcasing displays in the church hall.
The festival will also feature stalls selling crafts, pickles, and second-hand books to raise funds for the church.
Parking is available at the school playground opposite the church.
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