As Norfolk is the breadbasket of the UK, it is no surprise that there will be a plethora of food and drink festivals heading to the county in 2025.
Here are some that have already been announced and many have tickets on sale now.
1. Sandringham Food, Craft and Wood Festival
Sandringham Food, Craft and Wood Festival will return to the estate in 2025 (Image: Living Heritage Events)
Where: Sandringham Estate, PE35 6EN
When: May 3 to 5
Price: £16 per adult, £15 for over 65s and £7 for under 16s
The food festival is packed with local and national producers, retailers and artisans.
There is a cookery theatre with demonstrations throughout the day from some of the most well-known TV chefs such as Rosemary Shrager, Galton Blackiston, Levi Roots and Alysia Greenwood.
At the centre of the festival, there will be a large quantity of quality and varied street foods and bars.
2. North Norfolk Food Festival
The North Norfolk Food and Drink Festival will be heading to The Walled Garden at Holkham (Image: Holkham Estate)
Where: Holkham Hall, NR23 1AB
When: August 30 and 31
Price: Free entry, parking £5 per car
The festival takes place in the spectacular setting of the Walled Garden at Holkham Hall.
Stall holders offer their products for sale including fresh meat and game, vegetables, cakes, artisan beer, bread, tarts, juices, cakes and bakes, chocolates and much more.
A wide array of concessions offer delicious food for eating on site and entertainment ranges from the ever-popular cookery theatre to children’s activities and face painting.
3. Norwich Craft Beer Festival
Toby Westgarth, left, and Dominic Burke, are co-owners of Sir Toby's Beers and organisers of the upcoming Norwich Craft Beer Festival (Image: Denise Bradley)
Where: The Waterfront, Norwich, NR1 1QH
When: May 3 and 4
Price: From £5.50
Beer lovers can enjoy a pint or several at the event which will be taking place over the first May bank holiday at The Waterfront.
The Waterfront will be running an artisanal wine and spirits bar and each session will have DJs and street food.
4. Wymondham Food and Drink Festival
Wymondham Town Centre will transformed into a free food festival (Image: Wymondham Food and Drink Festival)
Where: Wymondham Town Centre
When: June 29
Price: Free
Returning for its fourth year and promising to be even bigger and better than ever, the Wymondham Food and Drink Festival will be back this summer.
Around 70 stalls will showcase the finest produce in East Anglia.
The festival offers everything from curry to cakes to gin, a makers’ market with an array of local crafts, and entertainment for the children by Dave Doughnut, One Voice Glee Choir, and a range of children’s activity stalls.
5. Norwich Food and Drink Festival
The Norwich Food and Drink Festival is new for 2025 (Image: La Pitta)
Where: Whitlingham Country Park, NR14 8TR
When: June 28 and 29
Price: £8.50 per adult ticket
Part of Whitlingham Country Park will host the two-day event with a line-up of around 75 stalls.
The festival site will be on the field next to the Flint Barn Café and it is being organised by Norfolk-based company Apollo Events.
Some of the food vendors already revealed for the weekend include Jus' Winging It, The Wok Truck, La Pitta and Pura Vida Pans.
6. Watton Food and Drink Festival
Watton Food Festival is returning after a successful inaugural year (Image: Chim Chim Thai)
Where: Watton Sports Centre, IP25 6EZ
When: May 25
Price: Free
Organisers of the Watton Food and Drink Festival have announced that the event will be taking place again with live music, street food vendors and more.
This year there will be 10 different street food options featuring woodfired pizza, German sausages, steaks and Thai food, alongside more than 25 local producers and makers.
7. Norwich Beer Con
Norwich Beer Con will launch at St Mary's Works this year (Image: Newsquest)
Where: St Mary's Works, NR3 3AF
When: June 26 to 29
Price: £17
St Mary's Works is being transformed into a "fantastical beer wonderland" as wholesalers Boom Towers announces plans for Beer Con.
The event will spotlight more than 40 independent breweries and has been organised by a team including Mark White, who owns The Fat Cat Brewery Tap, The Brewery Tap and Hop Rocket.
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