Great Yarmouth Time and Tide is once again paying tribute to the “silver darlings” which made the town famous throughout Europe and built its prosperity.
Great Yarmouth Time and Tide is once again paying tribute to the “silver darlings” which made the town famous throughout Europe and built its prosperity.
The Herring Fair, running at the Blackfriars Road museum this Sunday from 10am-5pm, is full of family fun, from cookery demonstrations to talks, storytelling to family crafts.
Meet a giant six-foot relative of the herring from Florida, hear traditional sea music and more. And don't miss Rollo, the herring escapologist!
It's a great chance too to sample this award-winning family attraction, with its fascinating displays on the eventful history of the town, which is celebrating the 800th anniversary of its Charter this year.
Normal admission applies (adults £5, concs £4.25, adult in family group £4.25, young person £4.15), www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk
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