Festival time is in full swing with an array of events taking place across the city today for the Lord Mayor's Celebration and you can follow it all live here.
From all the fun of the fair in Chapelfield Gardens to a vibrant mix of acts entertaining the crowds gathered around The Forum stage, there is a huge variety of events for people of all ages to enjoy.
Among those having fun in Chapelfield Gardens was Richard Warminger, 42, and his six-year-old daughter Poppy who had been going on all the rides and was delighted to have won a teddy bear.
Mr Warminger, from Norwich, said: 'We have been having a great time. We just like it all. It's a nice thing to see in the city.'
Rahim Ali, 31, and his partner Aki Begum, 23, who live in the city centre, were also at the park with their children Aria, six months, and Kaya, five.
Mr Ali said: 'We just like the buzz and the atmosphere and that everyone is out in the sun.
'I've been going [to the Lord Mayor's Celebration] since I was little. I always enjoy the Lord Mayor's event.'
The Forum stage has been drawing large audiences with choirs, dance acts featured in the programme meanwhile Theatre Street is packed with people tucking into tasty food at Feast on the Street.
The Lord Mayor's Launch Pad at Chantry car park has lots for young people to enjoy - from circus and street dance workshops to an array of performances in the Discovery Tent.
At Maui Waui on the Green, at St Gregory's Green, there was a real festival vibe as people enjoyed listening to the music acts which started with Pirate Joe.
Rae Harris, 31, from King Street, Norwich, was there with her two-year-old daughter Lillian.
She said: 'I always look forward to the summer in Norwich. It seems to be any excuse for a party and the Lord Mayor's never fails to celebrate it all. There's always a variety and my little one loves it. I like the music and she likes the music - any excuse to dance!'
• Look out for our 28-page preview of the celebrations in Saturday's Evening News and a 12-page souvenir supplement in Monday's Evening News brought to you in association with Potters Resort.
• Tweet us your photos and videos from the weekend using the hashtag #LMC16
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