A north Norfolk seaside town will celebrate an important 10-year partnership with a weekend of events.
The Sheringham Muzillac Twinning Association will mark the 10th Anniversary of the official signing of the twinning charter by the two town councils and more than 21 years of friendship and visits.
Free events will take place in the town on May 10, beginning at around 11am with the twin crier and local piper at the market and 'crying' down to the shore.
There will be an unveiling of a SMTA mural on the seafront wall at around 11.25am, followed by a performance by the Sheringham Shantymen.
On May 11, a Free Family Funday Sunday will run at the high school from noon to 4pm with activities and games for youngsters, performances by local groups and an exhibition of pupils' work from all four local schools.
There will also be a display of photos of Sheringham across the years by the local digital photography group.
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There are some paid events too, including a French Film Night and antique viellearoue music at Little Theatre on May 8.
Tutored Loire Valley wine tasting and matched nibbles will run on May 9 at the Community Centre and a French-style barn dance called a Fest Noz, with a live band and caller for dancing, will take place on May 10 at Sheringham High School.
All ticketing details are on the website https://sheringhammuzillac.wordpress.com
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