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Thu 23 Jul11:00St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

2026-07-23 10:00 - Open Church

Time: Thursday, 23 July 2026 at 10:00Details: The church will be open during this time for all to visit, pray, explore or reflect. Friendly volunteers on hand to assist you.Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Thu 23 Jul11:00St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

Open Church

Time: Thursday, 23 July 2026 at 10:00Details: The church will be open during this time for all to visit, pray, explore or reflect. Friendly volunteers on hand to assist you.Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Thu 23 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(9.4mi)

Likely freeCommunity

A Regency Romance

back to Upcoming events at Oxburgh Estate Skip to content A Regency Romance After decades apart, a young honeymooning couple have been reunited – their portraits lovingly restored using traditional centuries-old crafting techniques. Free event (admission applies) In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).

Thu 23 Jul11:30Oxborough Village Hall(9.1mi)

Sports & Fitness

Around £1.50

Table Tennis

£1.50 per person. Come and give it a try! Ring Bill for more information (328927)

via Oxborough Village Hall

Thu 23 Jul13:30The Pantry Cafe(9.4mi)

Oxburgh Hall; Gardens Tours

Join one of our knowledgeable volunteers for a guided tour of Oxburghs’ formal gardens. Learn all about the history of the gardens, from its initial creation to current planting design, as well as the work which goes into caring for the array of plants that make up this beautiful landscape today. Please note that garden tours take place at 12:30pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays from June - September. Tours are led by volunteers and are therefore subject to volunteer availability. Please check for details on arrival. Tours last approximately 45 minutes.

Thu 23 Jul15:00St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

2026-07-23 14:00 - Prayer Gathering

Time: Thursday, 23 July 2026 at 14:00Details: Join us as God’s people to lift up both our community & the wider world in a time of informal prayer. All are welcome to attend. Held every 4th Thursday here at St Mary’s led by Rev Dave Cossey.Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Thu 23 Jul19:00St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

2026-07-23 18:00 - Polish Catholic Church

Time: Thursday, 23 July 2026 at 18:00Details: Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Thu 23 Jul19:00St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

Polish Catholic Church

Time: Thursday, 23 July 2026 at 18:00Details: Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Thu 23 Jul20:00Oxborough Village Hall(9.1mi)

Arts & Culture

Around £3

Craft Club

Re-launch of the craft club begins on Thursday, 2 April starting at 7.00pm . ALL welcome! £3 each including refreshments For further information please

via Oxborough Village Hall

Hair Extensions - Micro Ring/Nano Ring/Tape-In/Fusion Bond

Fri 24 Jul09:00Dereham & District Amature Boxing Club(7.6mi)

Around £109.99

Hair Extensions - Micro Ring/Nano Ring/Tape-In/Fusion Bond

Micro/Nano Ring Hair Extensions Micro Bead Hair Extension System and is the latest innovation in hair extension technology, No Heat, No Glue, No Braids. The hair extension is already bonded and it has the unique connector attached to the hair. A small metal tube is clamped over the real hair to attach extension hair. Micro Bead hair extensions are individually stranded that have a plastic loop at the tip to thread your hair through the micro beads and is then clamped closed bonding the extension to your natural hair. Micro-beads are light weight with a silicon inner lining to prevent hair extensions from slipping. Due to the light weight of the rings there is no damage to the roots of your existing hair. Removal is simply done by lightly unclamping the micro-beads allowing the extensions to fall out. Micro-beads are a safe alternative for people with sensitive skin as adhesive removers are not needed. Tape In Hair Extensions Tape weft/skin weft Hair Extensions The Tape wefts are the most comfortable hair extensions on the market, laying flat with no bumps. Strips of clear, double-sided tape are attached to the base of Remy or virgin human hair weft/weave, and then these wefts are taped to the scalp. Because the tape used is completely flexible and see-through, your natural scalp is completely visible. 6-12 weeks wear before needing re-taping.

via Dereham & District Amature Boxing Club

Theatre

Summer of Play at Oxburgh Estate

Bursting with energy, we have an activity packed day suitable for the whole family at Oxburgh Estate. Come and test out your skills as an deep into the woods in our Den Building Area, try out your performance skills in our Creative Zone, take on our Active Zone with badminton, football and basketball, or simply enjoy some Garden lawn games in our family area. Restore all that energy with a refreshing ice cream and relax on a deck chair in the beautiful gardens.

Fri 24 Jul10:30The Pantry Cafe(9.4mi)

Fri 24 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(9.4mi)

Likely freeCommunity

A Regency Romance

back to Upcoming events at Oxburgh Estate Skip to content A Regency Romance After decades apart, a young honeymooning couple have been reunited – their portraits lovingly restored using traditional centuries-old crafting techniques. Free event (admission applies) In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).

Fri 24 Jul20:30St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

2026-07-24 19:30 - Bellringers

Time: Friday, 24 July 2026 at 19:30Details: Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Fri 24 Jul20:30St Mary's Parish Church(5.3mi)

Bellringers

Time: Friday, 24 July 2026 at 19:30Details: Location: Church BuildingPostcode: IP25 6DQ

Sat 25 Jul10:30The Pantry Cafe(9.4mi)

Theatre

Summer of Play at Oxburgh Estate

Bursting with energy, we have an activity packed day suitable for the whole family at Oxburgh Estate. Come and test out your skills as an deep into the woods in our Den Building Area, try out your performance skills in our Creative Zone, take on our Active Zone with badminton, football and basketball, or simply enjoy some Garden lawn games in our family area. Restore all that energy with a refreshing ice cream and relax on a deck chair in the beautiful gardens.

Sat 25 Jul11:00The Pantry Cafe(9.4mi)

A Regency Romance

In 1823, Agnes Bedingfeld was engaged and later married to Thomas Molyneux-Seel. Following their marriage, the couple embarked upon a year long 'Grand Tour' honeymoon across Europe and whilst there, commissioned portraits by renowned artist Ferdinando Cavaller. The paintings were bequeathed to the National Trust in 2022 and over the last 12 months have undergone restoration work as well as the creation of a new frame for Agnes using centuries -old red listed crafts. To celebrate their long awaited return to Oxburgh, the portraits of Agnes and Thomas will take centre stage in our new exhibition ‘A Regency Romance’ which explores the language of love during the era and their relationship through extracts from letters, diaries and collection objects, including a pair of miniature portraits of the couple painted shortly after their engagement and a set of decanters and glasses that they purchased on honeymoon. Oxburgh Hall is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 17 January and daily from Saturday 14 February, from 10.30am – 3pm (last entry at 2.15pm).