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Lost for ideas for something to do this week, or just wondering what events are taking place in the county?
Here's a snapshot of what's on in Norfolk, with links to other sites and listings.
If you'd like your Norfolk event included in BBC Radio Norfolk's free What's On service
e-mail the details to the team,
making sure to include where and when the event takes place, admission details and how people can get in touch for more information.
Family Fun
Prehistoric beasts roamed Yarmouth during Out There in 2009
• Sporle's
Companion Dog Show,
with six pedigree classes and 12 novelty classes, takes place on the village playing fields on Sunday, 12 September.
•
Talk Like A Pirate Day,
at Gaywood Library in King's Lynn, youngsters can discover pirate treasure and enter a swashbuckling fancy dress competition on Sunday, 19 September.
Music
Norwich Sound and Vision is the brainchild of Adrian Cooke
The first
Norwich Sound and Vision
event takes place from 16 to 18 September, promising a music festival, film festival and conference.
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• Ex-New Yorkers
the Fun Lovin' Criminals
will pull into Norwich's UEA on 15 September during a nationwide tour of their adopted homeland to promote their latest album Classic Fantastic.
• Groundbreaking Norfolk electronic artist
Luke Abbott
mixes his unique brand of electro at the Norwich Arts Centre on 11 September.
• Soprano Elizabeth Futter will perform with
Norwich Pops Orchestra
at St Andrew's Hall on 18 September to mark the Battle of Britain.
Nature & Outdoors
Birds of prey will be on display in the falconry section
One of England's finest country fairs -
The Sandringham Game and Country Show
- will take place at Sandringham on Saturday, 11 and Sunday, 12 September.
Dog lovers will hone into the dog zone, while there's also a chance to gain an up-close glimpse of falcons.
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•
The Tour of Britain
cycle race runs through Norfolk from King's Lynn to Great Yarmouth on 16 September.
The dig at Caistor is open seven days a week and entrance is free
The Roman town at Caistor St Edmund is the subject of a new archaeological dig, which will be featured in a Time Team documentary on Channel 4.
It is the first time anybody has dug inside the walls of the settlement, south of Norwich, for 75 years and the dig is open to the public until 11 September.
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