The show will be held in the picturesque Broadland village of Ranworth, over the weekend of Sunday 3rd & Monday 4th May, from 10am until 5pm on both days.

Venue address: Ranworth Village Hall, Broad Road, Ranworth, NR13 6HS.

Parking will be available in the field behind the church.

The event will showcase the work of East Anglian artists and craftspeople. Hanging work will be on display in various media – watercolour, oil, acrylic and prints. Other items for sale will include wood-turned pieces, studio pottery, stained glass, greetings cards and small craft items.

Teas, coffees and home-made refreshments will be served throughout the two days.

“Maud” will be available for viewing and will be moored at the Broadland Conservation Centre at Ranworth (Norfolk Wildlife Trust). Visitors will be welcomed by volunteer members of Wherry Maud Trust who will be happy to chat about “Maud”, her history and current use.

The show is a major fundraiser for the Wherry Maud Trust.