A rock concert and First World War exhibition helped raise nearly £2,000 to repair a historic church roof.
The two events for St Peter and St Paul's Church, Knapton, raised £1,800.
Money is needed to restore the building's 15th century double hammer-beam roof with 138 carved and painted angels.
The total cost of repairs is £260,000 and so far £7,000 has been raised and £206,000 has been earmarked through the Heritage Lottery Fund.
A rock concert starring the Rt Rev Jonathan Meyrick, the Bishop of Lynn, was staged.
The second fundraiser was a
heritage weekend including an exhibition of how the First World War affected Knapton and vintage tractors.
Previous fundraisers have included an in-conversation event with actor Ross Kemp who has connections with the village.
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