Hundreds of disabled people, their carers and families tried new activities at Norfolk's largest adult disability multi-sport festival at the Sportspark in Norwich.

Eastern Daily Press: People enjoying activities at the Adult Disability Festival at the Sportspark in Norwich. Photo: Active NorfolkPeople enjoying activities at the Adult Disability Festival at the Sportspark in Norwich. Photo: Active Norfolk (Image: Archant)

The event, which is now in its 9th year, provides disabled people with the opportunity to take part in various sports, including tennis, football and boxing.

Qualified coaches from local clubs were also invited to help participants with the skills they need to play.

Some of the organisations at the festival on Friday included The Garage, Able2B, Independence Matters and Norfolk Cricket.

Julie Jardine, service manager at Sprowston Community Hub, who attended with festival with three of the hub's service users, said: "We've had lots of fun, we've enjoyed the bikes, table tennis, and the dancing with scarves, it's all been fantastic."

Eastern Daily Press: People enjoying activities at the Adult Disability Festival at the Sportspark in Norwich. Photo: Active NorfolkPeople enjoying activities at the Adult Disability Festival at the Sportspark in Norwich. Photo: Active Norfolk (Image: Archant)

To find out more visit: www.activenorfolk.org/disability1