Ways to celebrate Mothers’ Day in Diss

Triangle in Diss. Photo: Diss Matters. (Image: Archant)

• A sweet treat from the Gluten Free Food Store

Treat mum to a homemade cake jar from the independent business located in Cobbs Yard, flavours available include; triple chocolate, Baileys, Rhubarb gin and vanilla or Cointreau. (open Monday to Saturday)

• Diss-cover Diss's History

The gluten Free Food Store Diss in Diss. Picture: The Gluten Free Food Store (Image: Archant)

Diss Museum located in the Market Place re-opens for the summer season on Saturday, March 10 at 11am.

•Take a stroll around Diss

The Diss Circular Walk, which loops around the town is five and a half miles long but can be broken down into smaller two mile walks.

Diss Park in the Snow. Picture Sabrina Johnson (Image: Archant)

• Afternoon tea at the Park Hotel

On Saturday, March 10, Park Hotel will be offering a full afternoon tea from 3-6pm. £15pp.

The Heritage Triangle in Diss during Chinese New Year. Photo: Harriet Orrell (Image: Archant)

•See a show

On Saturday, March 10, The Florence School of Dance and Dreamcatcher Drama Group will be performing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at Diss High School. Performances are at 2pm and 7pm. Tickets are £6pp and are free for children.

•Explore the Heritage Triangle

From independent shops selling handmade gifts to the Natural Foodstore and Fredericks Fine Foods there are a wealth of things to do and enjoy in the Heritage Triangle.

•Enjoy a Pint over looking Fair Green

The Cock Inn, overlooking the picturesque Fair Green, has been welcoming visitors for more than 500 years.

•Sunday Lunch

There are many options in Diss when it comes to enjoying a Mothers' Day Sunday Lunch, from Weavers, in Market Hill to Saracens Head, The Waterfront Inn and The Park Hotel.

•Feed the Ducks at Mere's Mouth

Duck feed is available from shops in Mere Street.

• Enjoy a coffee and a good book overlooking the Mere

Open Monday to Saturday, Diss's independent book shop has a wealth of good reads and a cafe.