Video
Get ready to party as Big Fish Little Fish family rave returns to Norwich
Big Fish Little Fish rave - Credit: Archant
Raise your hands in the air like you just don't care as Big Fish Little Fish family rave returns to Norwich.
Big Fish Little Fish rave - Credit: Archant
The popular family event, which has featured at Radio 1's Biggest Weekend, London Pride and Boomtown Festival, is something families cannot afford to miss.
If you have not already heard of the event, picture giant inflatable balloons, glitter cannons, glow sticks, dance floors, bright lights and great music.
The event takes place on March 2 at 2pm at Epic TV Studios in Magdalen Street for the third time and promises a party that both parents and children will enjoy.
If a crowded dance floor is not your thing, head over to the arts and craft section or soft play area for the babies.
Big Fish Little Fish rave - Credit: Archant
You may also want to watch:
Ravers are urged to wear fancy dress and this time the theme is Animal Fantastical, but if that is not your thing, or you simply forget, the face painting table is the first place you should visit.
With so many things to keep the kids occupied, Big Fish Little Fish has not forgotten about the post-rave generation parents.
Most Read
- 1 Would you know what to do if your car hit a deer?
- 2 Green light for new Tesco store in town centre
- 3 'Incredible' donation pays for expansion of Norfolk's largest ancient wood
- 4 What counts as a substantial meal under Norfolk's tier 2 pub rules?
- 5 Man arrested after woman suffers broken collar bone in row over mask
- 6 'It's nonsense': Shoppers react to Norfolk's Tier 2 announcement
- 7 Commuter trains halted as Norwich to London line blocked
- 8 New appeal as pregnant woman goes missing again
- 9 Several weeks into lockdown, Norfolk sees sharp decline in coronavirus infection rates
- 10 PRESSER LIVE: Norwich City v Coventry City - Krul out three weeks; Pukki out this weekend
There will be a live DJ set of old school dance music from 2 Bad Mice and DJ Trax.
DJ Trax considers himself now part of the BFLF family and with 30 years of DJing experience all over the world, raving runs in his veins.
There will also be a live percussionist performance from Paul Fistfunk Crowley on stage and a dancing stilt walker.
The music is played at a lower level than nightclubs, so little ones with ear-protectors can still get their naps if necessary.
As winners of the 'Best Family Event' at the National Family Arts Festival Awards 2014, 2017 and 2018, you don't want to miss it.
Tickets cost just £9 for adults and £7 for children, whilst babies go free and can be purchased here.
