Wroxham Barns

The Wymondham Old Timers Classic Car Show returns to Wroxham Barns for the second year running on Sunday, 6 May. Up to 80 cars will start arriving from 9.30am and will begin to leave at 3.30pm. Cars on show will include: 1927 Morris Oxford, 1932 Rolls Royce Laundalette, 1947 Bentley Mark 6, 1936 Morris 10/6 Special and 1938 Austin Big 7. The show is raising money for the Pabulum Café...

Wroxham Barns is hosting Brass at the Barns on Saturday May 5, 6pm for 7pm start. The concert with Hellesdon and Sprowston Brass Band, in aid of the RNLI, features an evening of music from the shows and light classical pieces and includes the world premier of HSB Processional March, by Australian composer Brendan Elliget. Graham Cole, PC Tony Stamp in The Bill (1984-2009), will be officially...

Participants in Macmillan Cancer Support’s Bure Valley Walk on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 April who start their walk at Bure Valley Railway’s Wroxham station, along with Macmillan staff and volunteers working on the event, will be given a voucher for a cup of tea at Wroxham Barns. For every voucher redeemed Wroxham Barns will donate £1 to the charity.

The Bure Valley...

The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee and this year’s Olympic Games mean it will be a summer of garden parties, barbecues, picnics, afternoon teas and, of course, a great deal of bunting. So Wroxham Barns is now stocking two ranges celebrating the best of British food: products by The Women’s Institute and The Great British Pantry.

The Great British Pantry range, by Cottage...

Visitors to the Junior Farm at Wroxham Barns over Easter will be able to see some beautiful birds of prey. Two falcons, a hawk and a kestrel from Broadsview Falconry will be at the farm from Good Friday through to Easter Tuesday, as well as a baby Indian eagle owl. The birds will be at the farm from 10am to 4pm daily, so that visitors can see them up close, and there will be a flying display in...

Sue Windley, resident sculptor at Wroxham Barns in the Broads has created a new two-metre marble resin sculpture for the barns. Located outside the new LeGrice Roses shop and plant centre, it is highly visible to visitors as they arrive.

Liz Barnes from LeGrice Roses named the sculpture ‘Tumbling Waves’ and accompanied by Sue Windley and Ian Russell, Wroxham Barns...