The Voi, Henry Brothers, Marina Florance, Fingerstyle Monkeys, Stephen Scott, Fish Head, Holly Rumble, some Foolhardy Folk, The inimitable Olive Overall, Norwich Fiddle School & Unicorn Run, DJ Kaz and Abrazo di Tango, projections by Ingenieurs.

FILM SCREENING Sunrise & 7th Heaven

Fish Head, Stephen Scott, Click Unplugged, Unicorn Run, Marina Florance, Liam Tobin, Matt ‘n’ Andy, and more.

Norwich Lanes Private View

GF Smith sponsorship party

Great Hall Music with Click Unplugged, Henry Brothers, Fingerstyle Monkeys and more Bar and Free entry

Norwich Fringe Festival has joined forces with scissors paper stone to bring you two evenings of candle-lit cabaret. Expect an eclectic showcase of local music, spoken word, comedy and performance.

Raft launch on The river Wensum Juliet Hayward with Eagle Canoe Club

Stephen Scott (ambient electric guitar), Bev Bishop (poetry), Marina Florance (singer/songwriter), Diane Moules (poetry), Mark Miller (singer/songwriter), John Osbourne (poetry), My Dark Aunt (music & prose), Salman Shaheen, Hilary Mellon (tbc).

Under 18s band afternoon – a chance for young musicians to showcase their talent.

Free entry, limited numbers

CHILDREN’S GUN AMNESTY & ROCK SHOW Cosmo, Joe Fool and friends from the Foolhardy Folk Circus say ‘Guns are not toys’.

Fish Head, Fingerstyle Monkeys, Stephen Scott, Matt ‘n’ Andy, The Jemms, Kataryna Egyptian Dance, Elastic Press fantasy storytelling in the treehouse and more.

The second in our series of mixed spoken word and acoustic music this time in the great Dragon Hall under a fantastic crownpost roof watched by a dragon with Stop/Sharpening/Your/Knives.

Norwich Fringe Festival has joined forces with scissors paper stone to bring you two evenings of candle-lit cabaret. Expect an eclectic showcase of local music, spoken word, comedy and performance.

The third night of mixed spoken word and acoustic music in the Elizabethan-style (both I & II) environment of the Maddermarket – scene of many a drama!

Sponsors party & theatre event + DJ Underwriter

The Dog-Eared Collective’s new show ‘Barnaby Brown, Orphan Extraordinaire’ plus Papa 41 (performance poet), 18th Arrondissement (French chanson) Rupert Mallin (performance poet) and DJ78 with his pre-vinyl playlist. Come to Blackfriars Hall’s transformed cabaret space and don’t miss this fantastic line-up, with the return of Dog-Eared Collective and their side-splitting new show, straight from Edinburgh, supported by our own home-grown acts. The Leeds-based collective wowed audiences around the UK in 2006 with their hilarious, self-penned and bizarre comedy ‘The Bi-Annual Barbeque and other stories’ and are back in 2007 with another smash-hit ‘Barnaby Brown: Orphan Extraordinaire’ which they describe as a ‘fast-paced comic assassination, codename: Dickens’.

A Sylvia Plath extravaganza with films related to poetry and a first outing of ‘The Girl who would be God’, a beautiful animation by Suzie Hanna (using paper supplied by GF Smith) – a glimpse into the childhood years of Plath before she met Ted Hughes, plus mood music, surrounded by bookshelves in the upstairs lounge at the old subscription library.

An all-day extravaganza with DJ78, Fish Head, Fingerstyle Monkeys, Lyndsay and her accordian, live artists and poets, cooking demonstrations and tastings.

Pink ‘n’ Ruby Diefenbaker The Ragged String Band NuFolk DJs