From Let's Rock Norwich to Out There Festival, there are lots of events to look forward to in Norfolk this September.

These are just some of the great things to do across the county:

Diss Mercury: Norfolk Heritage Open Days 2021 features a jam-packed programme of free events, including a day out at Pensthorpe Natural Park.Norfolk Heritage Open Days 2021 features a jam-packed programme of free events, including a day out at Pensthorpe Natural Park. (Image: Keiron Tovell)

1. What: Norfolk Heritage Open Days

Where: Various locations

When: September 10-19

Cost: Free, pre-booking needed for some events at norfolkheritageopendays.co.uk

Heritage Open Days return to Norfolk for 2021 and there are almost 300 free events happening, which includes walks, performances and tours.

Highlights include a guided tour of The Great Yarmouth Ice House (September 18 and 19, 11am-12pm/2pm-3pm), a day out at Pensthorpe Natural Park (September 13, from 1pm) and Feastival at The Forum (September 18 and 19, 10am-4pm).

Diss Mercury: Adventure Cinema is heading to Sprowston Manor, with films Pretty Woman and The Lion King.Adventure Cinema is heading to Sprowston Manor, with films Pretty Woman and The Lion King. (Image: Adventure Cinema)

2. What: Adventure Cinema

Where: Sprowston Manor, Wroxham Road, NR7 8RP

When: September 10-11, films start at 8pm on both days

Cost: Adults: £14.50, under-16s (for The Lion King): £9.50 (both plus booking fee), adventurecinema.co.uk/venues/sprowston-manor

Adventure Cinema has been touring the UK throughout the summer and its outdoor screen will be arriving in Norfolk in September.

On the Friday night it will be romantic comedy Pretty Woman, which stars Richard Gere and Julia Roberts, and on Saturday the 2019 remake of The Lion King will be shown.

Attendees are also welcome to bring their own picnic, with alcohol, soft drinks, hot food and snacks available to buy at the event too.

Diss Mercury: The Norfolk Bump and Beyond Baby and Toddler Fair.The Norfolk Bump and Beyond Baby and Toddler Fair. (Image: Supplied)

3. What: The Norfolk Bump and Beyond Baby and Toddler Fair

Where: Norfolk Showground, Dereham Road, New Costessey, NR5 0TT

When: September 19, 10am-3pm

Cost: Adults £5 or £4 in advance via bumpandbeyond.co.uk, under-16s free

The county's largest baby and toddler show returns to the Norfolk Showground.

This family-orientated event covers everything from pregnancy to pre-school and will feature trusted suppliers, product testing, talks, demonstrations and taster sessions.

There will also be soft play, the chance to meet a princess and a food court, with free parking at the event.

Diss Mercury: Let's Rock 2019. Pic: Lee Blanchflower.Let's Rock 2019. Pic: Lee Blanchflower. (Image: Blanc Photography 2013)

4. What: Let's Rock Norwich

Where: Earlham Park, Norwich, NR4 7TQ

When: September 25, 11am-10.30pm (music starts at 12pm)

Cost: Adults (13+): £42, children aged 3 to 12: free but tickets must still be booked, under-3s do not need a ticket, letsrocknorwich.com

You will be transported back to the 80s at this popular festival, which features some of the biggest stars of the era.

Many of the acts that were booked for the cancelled 2020 event will perform, which includes Kim Wilde, Wet Wet Wet and The Boomtown Rats.

Big Country and Odyssey have replaced the The Undertones and Tenpole Tudor for the new date.

Diss Mercury: Bressingham Steam & GardensBressingham Steam & Gardens (Image: Archant)

5. What: 60th Anniversary Weekend Gala

Where: Bressingham Steam & Gardens, Low Road, Diss, IP22 2AA

When: September 18-19, 10.30am-5.30pm

Cost: Adults (16+): £15.99, over-65s: £14.99, children (3-15): £9.99, under-3s: free, gala entry only: £10 (all prices including donation), bressingham.co.uk

This event will celebrate the attraction's 60th anniversary and alongside the Bressingham collection there will be more than 20 visiting steam engines.

It was in March 1961 when the late Alan Bloom purchased his first single traction engine ‘Bertha’.

Within two years his collection expanded to over 13 engines and the development of the railways soon followed.

Alan Bloom's favourite engine 'Bronllywd' will be returning to the museum from Statfold Barn Railway for this special weekend.

Diss Mercury: A brand-new stage musical adaptation of Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks is coming to the Marlowe in CanterburyA brand-new stage musical adaptation of Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks is coming to the Marlowe in Canterbury (Image: Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks the musical)

6. What: Bedknobs and Broomsticks

Where: Norwich Theatre Royal, Theatre Street, Norwich, NR2 1RL

When: September 28-October 3, 7.30pm, 2.30pm matinees on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday

Cost: From £27, norwichtheatre.org, 01603 630000

Hit Disney film Bedknobs and Broomsticks has been adapted for the stage and is heading on a UK tour.

It will feature the original and much-loved songs by the legendary Sherman Brothers, including Portobello Road, The Age of Not Believing and The Beautiful Briny, along with new music and lyrics by Neil Bartram.

The story follows the three orphaned Rawlins children, who are reluctantly evacuated from wartime London to live with the mysterious Eglantine Price.

When they discover Eglantine is a trainee witch, they join forces to search for a secret spell that will defeat the enemy once and for all.

Diss Mercury: Orquesta De Malabares will perform at Out There Festival in Great Yarmouth.Orquesta De Malabares will perform at Out There Festival in Great Yarmouth. (Image: Supplied)

7. What: Out There Festival

Where: Various locations in Great Yarmouth

When: September 17-19, various times

Cost: Free, outtherearts.org.uk/out-there-festival

Out There Festival is a free celebration of circus and outdoor arts and in 2021 it will feature 42 artistic companies from nine nations.

The event, returning for its 13th year, will take place in locations across Great Yarmouth, including Marine Parade, St George's Park and The Drill House.

Highlights include circus acts Orquesta De Malabares, which features jugglers and a brass band, and 15feet6, with three acrobats battling each other and gravity.