A music and arts festival which started life as a large garden party will be returning this summer bigger and better than before.

Eastern Daily Press: Dancers at a previous Trunchonbury festival.Dancers at a previous Trunchonbury festival. (Image: Archant)

Trunchonbury will be happening between 5pm on Friday August 22 and 6pm on Sunday August 24 on The Paddock, Mundesley Road, Trunch, NR28 OQB.

The family-friendly weekend in the middle of the north Norfolk village will include a variety of music, an acoustic stage, dance tent and main stage.

It will also include a show by Roy Davenport, from Davenport's Magic Kingdom in North Walsham, a healing field, food and boutique stalls, beer tent, workshops, children's puppet show, circus acts, cinema tent and Buddhist tent.

Proceeds from this year's Trunchonbury will go towards the Mundesley Inshore Lifeboat, run by volunteers, and Trunch village causes.

The festival started in 2007 as a garden party in the village and it was expanded in 2009, attracting 800 people and raising £3,500 for the Big C cancer charity in Norfolk.

This year there will be a ladies' day on Sunday where men can also join in and dress up.

Musical acts will include The Wreckoning; Hello Bear; Ultra Ego; Adrian Cockburn; King Dinosaur; Outa The Blues; 9 O'Clock Curfew; Leon Smith; Adam Parker; George Cheetham; Catch 22; The Punktures; The Indebtors; Enigma; Rockit Science; The Malarkees; The Killer Tomatoes; The Skipyard Rockers; Sam Street; Stonewood; Warren Polydorou; Ugly Dog Skiffle Band; Dick and Harry; Jazz Band; and Dijon Jackson and The Juice.

Tent, campervan and caravan pitches are available over the weekend.

Tickets cost £5 for adults, £2.50 for children under 16 for Friday night; £10 for adults, £5 for children under 16 for Saturday night and Sunday day; £20 for adults, £10 for children under 16 for weekend tickets. Children under four can go for free.

Visit www.trunchonburyfestival.co.uk or email trunchonbury2014@mail.com