Dates for a series of summer events in west Norfolk have been announced, with details of classic car shows, musical acts and watersports.
The festivities start this month with the Hanseatic Festival of Watersports and then run throughout the summer months.
The events announced so far are:
Hanseatic Festival of Watersports; May 27-28
Motorboats race up to 100mph along the Ouse, in this high-octane spectacle.
People can watch the action from the historic waterfront of King’s Lynn.
Festival Too; June 24-25, June 30-July 1, July 7-8
A free, unticketed, event held in King's Lynn over three weekends, with shows in King's Staithe Square and the Tuesday Market Place.
Returning after two years, Festival Too has been running since 1985.
King's Lynn Festival; July 16-29
This festival features stars of the international stage, BBC New Generation artists, television celebrities and prize-winning young musicians, performing at a series of venues.
Folk in the Town; July 22-23
Two days of traditional folk, Americana, folk rock, and bluegrass in the Tuesday Market Place.
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Soulful Sunday; July 30
A day of soulful music in the Tuesday Market Place hosted by DJ Mark Purdy.
Mods and Rockers, Tuesday Market Place; August 13
Scooter and motorbike enthusiasts gather for a look back at these 60s subcultures.
90s/00s Day; August 27
Enjoy music from the 90’s and 00’s in the Tuesday Market Place.
The Mini Meet; September 3
The Tuesday Market Place fills with vintage and modern examples of the iconic Mini car.
Classic Car Day, Tuesday Market Place; September 10
This very popular event returns, as part of Heritage Open Day organised by King's Lynn Civic Society.
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Councillor Simon Ring, cabinet member for tourism, events and marketing, said: "Events in King’s Lynn are always well supported by our residents.
"Despite the inclement weather over the Coronation weekend many still came and enjoyed the activities in King’s Staithe Square.
"The aim of this schedule is to encourage people into the town centre to support our local retailers and hospitality businesses."
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