January 2025 in Norfolk is a crisp and chilly time, with frosty mornings and short days. The landscape is characterized by bare trees, misty fields, and the occasional flurry of snow, creating a serene and quiet atmosphere. Norfolk’s rural beauty shines through, offering a peaceful countryside escape. Coastal areas, such as Great Yarmouth, might see cold winds from the North Sea, while inland towns and villages remain calm and picturesque, with the odd frost glittering under the pale winter sun.
In Thetford, January is a key month for military history enthusiasts with the Thetford Military Fair. This annual event attracts collectors, historians, and military aficionados from all over the UK. Held in a large indoor venue to shield attendees from the winter chill, the fair features an array of military memorabilia, including uniforms, medals, antique weaponry, and equipment from various historical periods. Vendors offer everything from rare collectibles to books and reproduction items. It’s also an excellent place to network with fellow enthusiasts, attend talks on military history, and explore interactive displays.
The venue is ideally situated close to the Norfolk / Suffolk border and is just 2 minutes off the A11.
Free parking on site for over 400 vehicles.
The stallholders offer a wide range of quality Militaria from all periods to include Uniforms, Medals, Badges, Inert Ordnance, Helmets, Daggers, Swords, Bayonets, Deactivated Weapons, Equipment, Documents, Antique Arms, Etc…. Please see our Gallery to view pictures taken at previous events.
FOR THE NEXT FAIR ON SUNDAY 05TH JANUARY 2025 EARLY BIRD ENTRY WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM 9am . , THE FAIR WILL CLOSE AT 2pm. PAYMENT AT THE DOOR PLEASE.
Light refreshments available. Free parking .
Early bird admission is from 9am – £6
General admission from 10am – £4
Accompanied Under 16`’s are free.
At the market, you can expect to find a wide variety of stalls selling fresh, seasonal goods directly from local farmers and artisans. Offerings include organic fruits and vegetables, locally-reared meats, freshly-baked bread, cheeses, homemade preserves, honey, cakes, and more. Additionally, there are stalls featuring handmade crafts, natural skincare products, and other locally-produced items.
The Wymondham Farmers Market is a great way to support local businesses, enjoy the best of Norfolk’s food and craftsmanship, and experience the welcoming atmosphere of this charming market town. The market generally runs from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, making it a perfect morning stop for residents and visitors alike.
The production frequently comes to Norwich as part of national tours, bringing the renowned play to life with stunning sets, dramatic lighting, and tense performances. The themes of social responsibility, guilt, and justice remain as relevant as ever, making it a must-see for theatre enthusiasts.
If you’re planning to attend, performances typically run for about 1 hour 45 minutes, without an interval. It’s advisable to check the specific dates, times, and ticket availability through the Norwich Theatre Royal box office, as this popular production often sells out quickly.
